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What is the relatedness of mathematics and art and why we should care?
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There have been a wide range of any human activities concerning the term of “Art and Mathematics”. Regarding directly to the historical root, there are a great deal of discussions on art and mathematics and their connections. The paper elaborates the connection between the two discourses of art and mathematics and how they influence each other.Links
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