Your favourite mathematical forms

[Ludwig]

Mine in the Duplin cyclide and there is one in the Science Museum in London. Check it out on google images. I don't know the maths behind it but it is an amazing form.

 

[vernon]

It's a doughnut!

 

[Octet]

This is just one stage out of the many required, it's called Smale's Paradox... or to put it simply turning a sphere inside out:

 

[vernon]

This is just one stage out of the many required, it's called Smale's Paradox... or to put it simply turning a sphere inside out:

Four doughnuts!

Chaps, you are spoiling me.

 

[Canrider]

Has to be the Klein bottle.

 

[vernon]

Has to be the Klein bottle.

Now if it had endless contents.....

 

[vernon]

I like Sierpinski Sieves rendered in 3D by raytracing programs like Povray.

 

[pplpilot]

Mobius... I made a nice CAD model of it some years ago, one day when i get some free time ill machine it...

 

[vernon]

[QUOTE 3034893, member: 1314"]Fermat's theorem solved in one line and represented as such. I would share it with you all but it would cost you all a million quid. each.[/QUOTE]

There is no solution to Fermat's theorem, only a proof.

You arts graduates - sheesh.

 

[Thomk]

 

[Fab Foodie]

My favourite mathematical form was 7b, taught by Miss Kingdon who had great knockers ....

 

[ufkacbln]

My favourite mathematical form was 7b, taught by Miss Kingdon who had great knockers ....

Mine was Carol Vordeman

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Hexaflexagons


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJo2qfrf_lE

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I like Sierpinski Sieves rendered in 3D by raytracing programs like Povray.

What does that remind me of? ...

Oh, yes! "Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated".

 

[postman]

My favourite mathematical form,is when my monthly allowance last longer than the days in the month.

I kid you not i get an allowance.The wife is part of a C.A.P. team.So she does cash flow for all our outgoings and holidays,everything,and she is very good at it.

Christians Against Poverty.CAP.