Mathematics and the Liberal Arts

$MATHEMATICS ARCHIVES$ Mathematics and the Liberal Arts

Welcome to the Mathematics and the Liberal Arts page. The principal goal of this page is to identify materials which support bridges between mathematics and the liberal and creative arts. Such interdisciplinary connections can be explored at many levels, from general studies courses for non-mathematics majors to topics courses for undergraduates to interdisciplinary research collaborations.

This page is under construction.

Topics	Resources
Topics	Mac Software	MSDOS Software	Interactive WWW	Other Resources
Graph Theory	$Yes!$	$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Apportionment, Voting Theory		$Yes!$	$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Geometry Applications			$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Game Theory			$Yes!$
Codes and Cryptology		$Yes!$		$Yes!$
Scheduling, Bin Packing			$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Optimization of Linear Systems			$Yes!$
Fractals and Chaos Theory	$Yes!$	$Yes!$	$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Statistics Applications		$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Music			$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Visual Arts				$Yes!$
Literature and Poetry			$Yes!$	$Yes!$
Social Sciences			$Yes!$	$Yes!$

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