Covering three millennia of mathematical history, the Mathematics exhibition is characterised by a desire to make maths more concrete and user-friendly, with a selection of tangible and interactive objects.
It is divided into two sections, Geometry, numbers and movement and Complexity and prediction, located on either side of the "inertia carousel", a room whose rotation allows you to experiment with phenomena related to the Coriolis effect.












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