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Doitsujin -> RE: Compas analysis for all you scientists (May 5 2005 19:51:45)
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Its a reserch paper of some Mathematics who like flamenco I think.
It was published as normal papers in a jounal. Its name is:Proceedings of BRIDGES: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music
and Science, Southwestern College, Win eld, Kansas, July 30 - August 1, 2004, pp. 61-70.
The mathematics are: J. Miguel Daz-B a~ nez Giovanna Farigu y Francisco Gomez z David Rappaport x Godfried T. Toussaint {
If you have question about the work you can make contact here:
Department of Applied Mathematics II, University of Sevilla. dbanez@us.es
Concert Pianist, Real Escuela Profesional de Danza de Madrid. giovanna.f@wanadoo.es
Department of Applied Mathematics, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid. fmartin@eui.upm.es
School of Computing, Queen's University. daver@cs.queensu.ca
School of Computer Science, McGill University. godfried@cs.mcgill.ca
Its a math journal where mathematics can publish research work.
The scientists do research about something and when they found out a small part of a big topic, they proof it with experiments and publish it in special jounals for scientists who do research on the same topic on an other part.
So they dont need to name all parts, only one part. Other scientists will use it for reference on their work. Thats a usual way of research.
This prodject is very difficult , coz I think flamenco is the opposite part of math-rules and strict-logic. You cant discribe feelings with formulars. But after all its interesting. ^^
But before you ask them something, read the reference-papers [1-26] hehe..^^
EDIT: Do the people who wrote this know flamenco well? Or did they only read the theory??
I think they only know flamenco from books... Does anybody ever saw somebody counting siguiryas 0 . 2 . 4 . 7 . 10 ???? And 0 for the 12?
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