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saturday night i colored in the corners of this cube. the underlying black-and-white is based on a work of the great dutch artist m.~c.~escher. the cardboard cut-out version is from a collection by the american mathematician doris schattschneider. (_m.c._escher_kaleidocycles_). anyhow, i’ve had the whole “5 platonic solids” set from this work on display in the […]
i’m going to SPACE next week. it’s columbus ohio, so the list narrows down pretty quick: the “arnold classic”, SPACE, and, um, let’s see… there *must* have been something else… “ameriflora”, maybe, in your dreams. “miracle mile”, back from the “miracle” days of the long-gone late-great thriving american working class that shopped (until it dropped) […]
Right. Here’s some old paperwork, alpha-tized as usual; do please maintain the order as it circulates so everybody can find their own work. Exam 1 is a week from tomorrow; Friday the I don’t know what — 28th, thanks. Chapter 6 and the first part of 7; I’ll be more precise by about Wednesday or […]
i know it shouldn’t bother me that for the whole rest of the connected world it’s trivially easy to capture images & move ’em around on the net. but by golly it does anyway. you could look it up. anyhow, on the image at home you can see all twenty-four group elements in all four […]
w’edia. i’ve been doing more shelving lately even than usual… even unto moving around actual shelves. whereupon, strictly speaking, one is “decorating” (rather than “shelving”, rightly so- -called). but, then again. “all the arts are one art”, as the saying goes (or eventually will, if i get my way). anyhow, here’s a shot about stuff […]
(the “typed” image will be munged by nearly any interface, i suppose… it looks lousy enough in mine, i know… i never thought i’d miss DOS boxes *then*…) ^ >==========> ^ | ____________________ | | ____________________ | | ____________________ | | ____________________ | ^ >==========> ^ the interior of our square can be conveniently co-ordinatized […]
BC’s are a certain species of what are (annoyingly) called “rationalizations”: excuses to avoid looking at something we… umm… fear? no, let’s not bring *that* into it… something we *aren’t willing* to look at (just now). i find “rationalization” (as a folk-technical term) annoying because it invites confusion: *who* (after all) will be able to […]
here… but not for long… is another page from the display i’m removing (the big version from the previous post is gone already). you can see a corner of the car-wreck-into-house shot again; also one “line”… the line at infinity, as i think of it, in fact… of a page showing a duality diagram for […]
the livingston review 