Mathematical sculpture constructed by students at Smith College for an undergraduate
course in the Spring semester, 2000. The students worked with formulas and computer
calculations and worked together to construct and weld a 2 m x 2 m (6'7"
x 6'7") metal sculpture reproducing Boy's surface, an immersion of the projective
plane in R^3 with no singularities. The sculpture is currently located in the Mathematics Department, 3rd floor Burton Hall, Smith College (just outside the doors connecting Burton Hall with Sabin Reed). (Photographs courtesy of Stan Scherer.)
