Connect the Dots
Submitted by Martin Schneider on
The Mathematics of Numerolaria
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Symmetries in a snow crystal - MathLapse
Submitted by Ester Dalvit on
Snow crystals have many beautiful symmetries.
Mandel Boxing -- MathLapse
Submitted by Torsten Stier on
some central facts about Mandelbox Fractals.
MathLapse: The Helicoid
Submitted by Kevin Guo on
A MathLapse by Ulrike Bath and Kevin Guo about the Helicoid - a minimal surface. Minimal surfaces are soap film surfaces spanned in wire frames. The presented helicoid is amongst the oldest of them - already being studied by Leonhard Euler back in 1774.
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MathLapse - Abyss of Infinity
Submitted by Pavel Boytchev on
Are the sum of odd numbers greater than the sum of even numbers?
MathLapse - Wind Generated Waves
Submitted by Pavel Boytchev on
The wind forces the water into circular motion, yet it generates waves.
The Art of the Wunderlich Cube - MathLapse
Submitted by Victor Winter on
We define a Wunderlich cube to be a cube whose surfaces contain raised impressions of the reflections of seed shapes resembling the letter S. The video shows how this cube can be rolled leaving a trail which can become the Wunderlich curve.
MathLapse - Propeller Mystery
Submitted by Pavel Boytchev on
Taking pictures of spacetime - what could go wrong?
Drawing with light and mirrors –– MathLapse
Submitted by Jürgen Richter-... on
Three mirrors, a floor and light….nothing else
MathLapse - Monge's Theorem
Submitted by Pavel Boytchev on
The Monge’s Circle Theorem as a silhouette of a higher dimension