Slow Chaos

Description

Chaos is everywhere. In everyday life, it is understood as disorder and lawlessness. But did you know that chaos has rules for mathematicians? Or that it can be fast or slow? And what do butterflies and the weather have to do with chaos? In this exhibition, you will learn more about the research of the Institute of Mathematics on chaotic systems. It is not just theoretical. You can use a beautiful mathematical trick yourself to reach a straight line by unfolding a specific billiard ball trajectory. Let yourself be inspired by the clever tricks of mathematics and the outstanding achievements of UZH professor Corinna Ulcigrai. She also found her inspiration in the work of various female mathematicians. Would you like to know more about UZH's research on chaotic systems and engage in dialogue with us? Then you have the opportunity to explore the exhibition as part of a guided tour.

Highlights

• Exhibition on chaotic systems
• Interactive mathematical tricks
• Guided tour by UZH professor Corinna Ulcigrai

General Information

The exhibition "Slow Chaos" at the Science Pavilion UZH in Zurich highlights the rules of chaos from a mathematical perspective. Visitors can experience interactive elements and learn more about research on chaotic systems.

Location

Winterthurerstrasse 190, 8057 Zürich, Schweiz

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