Uma escultura para brincar chamada Krabbelknoten, que quer dizer algo mais ou menos como nó para rastejar dentro, foi criada a partir de um complexo estudo matemático e 600 metros de arame, no Erlebnisland Mathematik Dresden na Alemanha.
A escultura, para crianças e adultos, foi criada a partir das investigações topolólogicas do professor Ulrich Brehm da Dresden University of Technology, que trabalha essencialmente com sofisticados nós matemáticos.
A climbing frame called Krabbelknoten (approximately: crawl-through knot) with a sophisticated mathematical background and constructed from approximately 600 meters of stainless steel wire, was created for the Erlebnisland Mathematik Dresden in Germany.
A climbing frame called Krabbelknoten (approximately: crawl-through knot) with a sophisticated mathematical background and constructed from approximately 600 meters of stainless steel wire, was created for the Erlebnisland Mathematik Dresden in Germany.
The play-sculpture, which is sized for either children or adults is based on the topological investigations of Professor Ulrich Brehm, also at the Dresden University of Technology, who works on what are essentially sophisticated mathematical knots.
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