The Poincaré Surprises

Year: 2003 Authors: Claude-Paul Bruter

Core claim

A mathematically shaped folly can make singularity, bifurcation, and stability physically visible through fluid trajectories and luminous architectural effects.

Topics

stability, singularity, bifurcation, fluid trajectories, mathematical architecture

Domains

dynamical systems, singularity theory, bifurcation theory, fluid flow, topology, architecture, installation design, light effects

Methods

physical analogy, architectural visualization, fluid mechanics, trajectory display, computered phase portraits

Media

water, colored fluids, projectors, quartz crystal imitations, screens

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