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Organizing Committee
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Warwick
Oklahoma State University
James Madison University
Abstract
The aim of this working group is to bring together theorists and practitioners of computational fiber arts and will have three related themes.
First, we would like to prove theorems about the geometry and topology of knitting. Second, we would like to explore the idea that knitting and textiles can be a physical embodiment of ideas in computational geometry. Third, we will use knitting and other textile arts as a way of visually communicating mathematical ideas to a broader audience.
The working group will take place the week following the Illustrating Geometry and Topology workshop.
First, we would like to prove theorems about the geometry and topology of knitting. Second, we would like to explore the idea that knitting and textiles can be a physical embodiment of ideas in computational geometry. Third, we will use knitting and other textile arts as a way of visually communicating mathematical ideas to a broader audience.
The working group will take place the week following the Illustrating Geometry and Topology workshop.
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Lecture Videos
Jim McCann
Carnegie Mellon University
September 23, 2019 • 12:00 AM
Sabetta Matsumoto
Georgia Institute of Technology
September 24, 2019 • 12:00 AM
Susan Goldstine
St. Mary's College of Maryland
September 23, 2019 • 12:00 AM
Michael Dimitriyev
Georgia Institute of Technology
September 27, 2019 • 12:00 AM
Rebecca Field
James Madison University
September 27, 2019 • 12:00 AM
