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Mathematical Illustration: Proof, Intuition and AI
In the French pedagogic tradition of Gaspard Monge, geometry was learned by drawing and handling models: drawing was knowing. The formalism of the early twentieth century placed illustration on the side of intuition, perhaps useful for discovery but kept apart from proof. Yet illustration stayed act
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