The Visual Mathematical Dictionary Team is composed by Antonella Perucca (initiator and organizer, Luxembourg), Rich Andrusiak (didactical consultant, River Valley Community College NH), Olha Nesterenko (organizer, Luxembourg).
Translators
ARABIC: Abdelmalek Azizi (Faculty of Sciences of Oujda, Morocco), Mohamed Mahmoud Chems-Eddin (Faculty of Sciences Dhar El Mahraz, Fez, Morocco), Ali Tamoussit (Regional Center for Education and Training Professions Souss-Massa, Inezgane, Morocco).
ALBANIAN: Antigona Pajaziti (University of Luxembourg).
BASQUE: Xuban Diez Izagirre (University of the Basque Country).
BOSNIAN: Lejla Smajlovic (University of Sarajevo).
CHINESE: Yongquan Zhang (Max Planck Institute für Mathematik Bonn).
CROATIAN: Damjan Pistalo (University of Luxembourg).
DUTCH: Bryan Advocaat (University of Luxembourg).
ENGLISH (AMERICAN): Rich Andrusiak (River Valley Community College NH).
FINNISH: Olli Järviniemi (University of Turku).
FRENCH: Laurent Loosveldt (University of Luxembourg).
GERMAN: Shi-Yuan Zhou (University of Luxembourg).
HUNGARIAN: Róbert Freud (Eötvös Loránd University Budapest).
ITALIAN: Andrea Conti (University of Luxembourg).
JAPANESE: Sawako Akiyama-Barberon (Service de Formation des Adultes, Luxembourg).
KOREAN: Hyeonhee Jin (Max Planck Institute für Mathematik Bonn).
LITHUANIAN: Vytauté Pilipauskaite (University of Luxembourg).
LUXEMBOURGISH: Ann Kiefer, Christophe Ley (University of Luxembourg).
PERSIAN: Akram Heidari (University of Luxembourg).
POLISH: Mikolaj Kasprzak, Rafal Martynek (University of Luxembourg).
RUSSIAN: Sergei Merkulov, Mark Podolskij (University of Luxembourg).
SERBIAN: Stevan Gajovic (University of Groningen).
SWEDISH: Oskar Frost (University of Luxembourg).
SPANISH: Elisa Lorenzo García (University of Rennes and of Neuchâtel).
TURKISH: Ogün Öge (Kültür College Anatolian High School, Istanbul).
UKRAINIAN: Tetyana Kadankova (University of Brussels), Olha Nesterenko (University of Luxembourg), Olga Vasilevich (Lycée Edward Steichen, Luxembourg).
Pictures
The mathematical pictures have been produced with the program TikZ by Antonella Perucca, Olha Nesterenko, Mélanie Theilliere, Alex Schammo, Sebastiano Tronto (while affiliated to the University of Luxembourg).
The artistic pictures have been produced by Human Made, Luxembourg (sponsored by the University of Luxembourg).
Miscellanea
We thank the late Gene Bindels for moral support, and for explanations on the nature of the Luxembourgish language.
We thank our translator Ann Kiefer also for sharing with us her feedback and providing generous advice concerning organization.
We thank David Fernandez Alvarez, Thilo Baumann, Tatiana Beliaeva, Gene Bindels, Kateryna Fomenko, Pip Goodman, Vandita Patel, Lara Thomas, Kate Vokes for sharing with us their feedback and advice concerning languages.
We thank Frauke Kesting and Filipe Lima Da Cunha for sharing with us their feedback and advice concerning the word choice.
We thank Jilly Kevo, Vanessa Berners, Alexander Lagarmitte, Plan K, and Alex Schammo for sharing with us their feedback and advice concerning pictures and templates.
We thank Christine Schilz, Alison Adams, Sophie Frédérique Martini, Sonja Ugen (affiliated to the University of Luxembourg) for testing that mathematical posters are appreciated by pupils and are effective for learning.
We thank Michelle Dimmer, Wilfried Herget, Raymond Mortini, Jean Billa, Charline Vecco-Garda, Pip Goodman, Dominic Harion, Sarah Le Guenic, Bruno Teheux, Sébastien Verbert, Gabor Wiese for valuable feedback on various aspects of this project.
We thank Georgios Georgiou, Moshe Jarden, Cecilia Kilhamn for the fantastic material they have on their webpages: we have put a link to it. We also thank Tim Hosgood and other contributors (in particular, Hester Breman) for their online Dictionary project.
We thank w3schools.com for teaching us HTML/CSS and inspiring us for the template used for this webpage.
