I have this desire to see Fermat's original note, claiming his elaborate proof could not fit in the margins. To see it in person. To see other mathematical treasures. To visit a museum and be fully entranced in the wonders it protects. There, my search for a math museum began.
I found the Goudreau Math Museum. Then found that its funding sources only allowed for 23 years of service, and that 23rd year was 2006. Disappointment filled my thoughts, until I found this written on another blog. "There will be a math museum open in Manhattan, New York, in 2012. New York Times has an interesting article about it!" Click HERE to see this blog.
To check out this new math museum, visit momath.org.
I found the Goudreau Math Museum. Then found that its funding sources only allowed for 23 years of service, and that 23rd year was 2006. Disappointment filled my thoughts, until I found this written on another blog. "There will be a math museum open in Manhattan, New York, in 2012. New York Times has an interesting article about it!" Click HERE to see this blog.
To check out this new math museum, visit momath.org.
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