Kinaesthetic and visual interactive aids for mathematical researchers
Channel: Raazesh Sainudiin
Date: 2021-10-14

I would like to show some concrete examples to aid students and/or teachers, understood more generally as mathematical researchers, to kinaesthetically and visually communicate mathematical concepts in interactions.
Such examples include:

- Galton's Quincunx and its three-dimensional extension known as the Septcunx (that can be 3D printed),
- A measurable double pendulum,

- SageMath to illustrate instances of Probability Theorems and Statistical Models in the Introduction to Data Science Course that Benny Avelin and I are currently teaching.


References:
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/8b15m415

https://www.isibang.ac.in/~statmath/eprints/2010/11.pdf
https://datascience-intro.github.io/1MS041-2021/


Slides of the Talk:
http://lamastex.org/talks/20211014_KinVisCogAidsforMathResrchrs.pdf