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Re: Deformable platonic "solids"
Posted:
Mar 4, 2013 8:29 PM
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did you see, _The Fifty-nine Icosahedra_ ??
> 53 real variables, 29 algebraic equations.
thus:
concept of perpendicular universes. in my universe,
you are not a descartesian ... what ever you actually are.
teh British isles lost a hundred years on the Continent
-- or at least it was different -- because
of the political attack on Liebniz by the "Venetiean party."
she ain't mesville, dood.
thus:
fix the unit line to be the diameter,
use tripolars.
> It smells like Rolle's theorem.
thus:
1. fix the circle to hexagonal -- down with the trigon!
> 2. Write and compute with an 'extra' factor of 2 where needed with pi?
> > the fault with Newton's so-called theory, is that
> > it makes the exact same error as Descartes,
> > in his hamfisted analogical "proof" of Snell's law
> > of refraction between two media (or,
> > it won't work with Liebniz's calculus-defining challenge
> > of the brachistochrone (or tautochrone),
> > that of "ray-tracing" in a medium that increases
> > uniformly to the ground.
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