File:Anamorfose do cilindro espelhado 07.jpg

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Português: Objeto matemático para ilustrar a anamorfose do cilindro espelhado, disponível no acervo da Matemateca IME-USP
English: Mathematical exhibit to illustrate the anamorphosis of the mirrored cylinder, available on the collection of Matemateca IME-USP
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Author Einstein's original picture taken by Arthur Sasse and publicated at the United Press International in 1951, cylinder made by Estes Objethos Atelier, distorted image and photo by Matemateca.
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