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Mathland: From Topology to Virtual Architectureealize it, mathematics is, or can be, I repeat, the domain of fantasy and liberty..Without all this, the design of a museum of the Hellenic world would be inconceivable. A culture that arose in that place thousands of years ago is celebrated in that same place with a highly symbolic building of the story of the culture of the Mediterranean.

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The New ‘Parco della Musica’ Auditorium: Anatomy of a Mega-Projectteful to Jürgen Reinhold of Müller-BBM for having made available the preliminary data presented in this paper, and to Francesca Malandrucco of the Press Bureau of “Musica per Roma” in Rome for having made the photographs available.

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Michele Emmerbserver does not have to be a man, it can be e.g. a computer, but it has to be “classical” i.e. one has to be able to say that a certain variable has a definite value and this statement has to have a clear meaning. In practice “classical” objects are classical only approximately. For example, a poin

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