Mathematics requires bold and free thinking as well as logically rigorous thinking. For this reason, some people say that mathematics is difficult. This may be true, but there is a kind of "beauty" that can only be encountered after overcoming these difficulties. Perhaps you too will have the opportunity to discover the beauty hidden in ordinary mathematics and geometric figures. Please come and visit the Department of Mathematics.
Mathematics can now be "visualized" and experimented with using computers. Even tricky figures that appear in mathematics, such as "fractal sets" like "curves with no tangents" (can you draw them by hand?), can be visualized using a computer. The image on the left shows a "Klein bubble pattern" decorated with "infinitely many" pearls (more precisely, a "convex hull in hyperbolic three-dimensional space").
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