2014

92 analyzed Bridges papers.

• “LEGO®” Knots — Carlo H. Sequin; Michelle Galemmo
• A Binary Dance Workshop — Andrea Hawksley
• A Plane-Filling Curve Using Ammann A5 Tiles — Richard Hassell
• A Playful Geometry Workshop: Creating 3D Polyhedral Structures from Innovative 2D Self-assembling Paper Folding Units — Tamir Ashman
• A Workshop on Making Klein Bottle using 4D Frame — Park, Ho-Gul
• Adding Emotion to a Mathematics Book with Pop Song Poetry — Helen Prochazka; Maurice Murphy; Adrian Jacobson
• Amazing Labyrinths, Further Developments IV — Samuel Verbiese
• An Indoor Alternative to Stereographic Spherical Panoramas — Chamberlain Fong
• An Introduction to Leaping Iterated Function Systems — Mingjang Chen
• Art and Symmetry of Scottish Carved Stone Balls — David A. Reimann
• Bubbles and Tilings: Art and Mathematics — Frank Morgan
• Capturing Eight-Color Double-Torus Maps — Susan Goldstine
• Cardioidal Variations — Francesco De Comité
• Closed Loops with Antiprisms — Melle Stoel
• Color Symmetry in the Hand Woven Mats of the Jama Mapun — Ma. Louise Antonette N. De las Peñas; Agnes D. Garciano; Debbie Marie Verzosa
• Color, Texture, and Geometry — Vincent J. Matsko
• Common Threads between Mathematics and Quilting — Elaine Krajenke Ellison
• Complex Polynomial Mandalas and their Symmetries — Konstantin Poelke; Zoi Tokoutsi; Konrad Polthier
• Constructing Drawings of Impossible Figures with Axonometric Blocks and Pseudo-3D Manipulations — Tiffany C. Inglis
• Creating Self Similar Tiling Patterns and Fractals using the Geometric Factors of a Regular Polygon — S J Spencer
• Dancing Deformations — Karl Schaffer
• Decorating Regular Polyhedra Using Historical Interlocking Star Polygonal Patterns – A Mathematics and Art Case Study — Reza Sarhangi
• Design of a Nature-like Fractal Celebrating Warp-knitting — Loe M.G. Feijs; Marina Toeters; Jun Hu; Jihong Liu
• Drawing with Elliptical Arcs — Hartmut F. W. Höft
• Elevations and Stellations — Rinus Roelofs
• Emergent Spirograph-like Patterns from Artificial Swarming — Jito Vanualailai
• Engaging Groups with Large-Scale Construction Events — Cindy Lawrence
• Flamenco music and its Computational Study — F. Gómez; E. Gómez; J.M. Díaz-Báñez; J. Mora
• Forms from Minkowski Triples of Circles — Daniela Velichová
• Fractional Beauty — Harrie Welles
• From Mathematical Diagrams to Knotted Textiles — Nithikul Nimkulrat; Janette Matthews
• From Sangaku Problems to Mathematical Beading: A Hands-on Workshop for Designing Molecular Sculptures with Beads — Kazunori Horibe; Bih-Yaw Jin; Chia-Chin Tsoo
• Game-of-Life Mosaics — Robert Bosch; Julia Olivieri
• Generating a “3D” Image from One Continuous 2D Curve — Mayer D. Schwartz
• Geometric Constructions of Korean Danchong Patterns and Building Platonic Solids — Kyongil Yoon; Hyunkyung Kim; Reza Sarhangi
• Geometric Study of Architectural Designs on a Twelfth Century Structure — Mahsa Kharazmi; Reza Sarhangi
• Geometry Ascending a Staircase — George Hart
• Homages to Geraldo de Barros — John Arden Hiigli
• How to Crochet a Space-Filling Pancake: the Math, the Art and What Next — Hinke M. Osinga; Bernd Krauskopf
• Hyperbolic Tilings with Truly Hyperbolic Crochet Motifs — Joshua Holden; Lana Holden
• Inversive Kaleidoscopes and their Visualization — Vladimir Bulatov
• Java Runes — Mike Naylor
• Juan Gris’ Color Symmetries — James Mai
• Korean Seon (Zen) and Mathematical Visual Poetry — Kaz Maslanka
• Lattice Labyrinth Tessellations — David Mitchell
• Lobke, and Other Constructions from Conical Segments — Tom Verhoeff; Koos Verhoeff
• Loopy Dances — Karl Schaffer; Erik Stern; Dr. Schaffer and Mr. Stern Dance Ensemble
• Making Sunshine: A First Geometric Sculpture — Eve Torrence
• [[papers/2014/bridges2014-65|Math + (A) ${}^{rt}$ at the Winnipeg Art Gallery]] — Dallas Clement
• Mathematical Sequences and Artists’ Books — Susan Happersett
• Modular Duotone Weaving Design — Abdalla G. M. Ahmed
• Non-periodic Tiles Based on Ammann Set A2 Tiles — Chirag Mehta
• Nonspherical Bubble Clusters — John M. Sullivan
• On Colouring Sequences of Digital Roots — Gabriele Gelatti
• People and Computers Agree on the Complexity of Small Art — Peter Boothe; Jonathan Langke
• Preservice Elementary Teachers: Creative Thinking, Pedagogy and MathArt Projects — Mara Alagic
• Random Processes and Visual Perception — Jean Constant
• Recursive Rosettes — Paul Gailiunas
• Regular Surfaces and Regular Maps — Faniry Razafindrazaka; Konrad Polthier
• Rhythm Similarity and Symbolic Dynamics — Terrence Richard Blackman; John Belcher
• Right-Angle Preference in Impossible Objects and Impossible Motion — Kokichi Sugihara
• Salvador Dalí and the Fourth Dimension — Thomas F. Banchoff
• [[papers/2014/bridges2014-111|Sangaku—Japanese Mathematics and Art in the $18^{\text{th}},19^{\text{th}}$ and $20^{\text{th}}$ Centuries]] — Hidetoshi Fukagawa; Kazunori Horibe
• Seeing a Fundamental Theorem — Bruce Torrence
• Sinan’s Screens: Networks of Intersecting Polygons in Ottoman Architecture — Carol Bier
• Some Hyperbolic Fractal Tilings — Robert W. Fathauer
• Sources of Flow as Sources of Symmetry: Divergence Patterns of Sinusoidal Vector Fields — Judy Holdener; Marie Snipes
• Stripey Squares — Kelly Delp
• Symmetry Groups of Islamic Patterns at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque — Glenn R. Laigo; Haftamu Menker GebreYohannes; Fahad Mohammed Humaid Al Khamisi
• Taking a Point for a Walk: Pattern Formation with Self-Interacting Curves — David Chappell
• Target Curves for Pick-up, Carry, and Drop Mobile Automata — Gary R. Greenfield
• The Art of Random Fractals — Douglas Dunham; John Shier
• The Design of a Reconfigurable Maze — Craig S. Kaplan
• The Entropy of K-Pop songs — Daeun Cheong; Jaewon Cheong; Mi Ju Kim; Jae Hee Park; Jeong Mi Park
• The Genius as a Characterization of the Creative Spirit in Mathematics and the Arts — Gizem Karaali
• The Kinochoron: A Manipulable Wire Model of the 16-cell — Taneli Luotoniemi
• The Mathematics behind the Art of the Death Spiral — Diana Cheng; Tetyana Berezovski
• The Meta-golden Ratio Chi — Dirk Huylebrouck
• The Planar Space Groups of Mamluk Patterns — B. Lynn Bodner
• The Quaternion Group as a Symmetry Group — Vi Hart; Henry Segerman
• Three Color “2 : 1 : 1” Designs — Darrah Chavey
• Three Games Involving Bungus and Prime Numbers — Carla Farsi; Fabio Rovai
• Three Mathematical Views of In C — Donald Spector
• Top-ology: A Torque about Tops — Kenneth Brecher
• Torus Knots with Polygonal Faces — Chern Chuang; Bih-Yaw Jin
• Toss and Spin Juggling State Graphs — Harri Varpanen
• Tria-Tubes — Michelle Galemmo; Carlo H. Séquin
• Two Solutions to an Unsolvable Problem: Connecting Origami and GeoGebra in a Serbian High School — Kristóf Fenyvesi; Natalija Budinski; Zsolt Lavicza
• Universal Magic Cube: A Hands-on Workshop for Closed Cubic Kaleidoscopes with Infinite Reflections — Takaaki Sonoda; Minori Yamazaki
• Visualizing Affine Regular, Area-Preserving Decompositions of Irregular 3D Pentagons and Heptagons — Douglas G. Burkholder
• Voronoi Phyllotaxis Tiling on the Fermat Spiral — Akio Hizume; Takamichi Sushida; Yoshikazu Yamagishi
• What is a Pattern? — Eva R. Toussaint; Godfried T. Toussaint