On Sun, 25 Jul 1999 01:03:35 -0400, "Mark Wagner"
<mar### [at] gtenet> wrote:
>>Margus Ramst wrote in message <379A542A.DA38E65F@peak.edu.ee>...>>Just a note: the julia fractal is a 4D object. So what you see in POV is a>2D>>projection of a 3D slice of a 4D object :)>>>I've got a program that will draw a projection of a 20D cube on a 2D surface>:-)>>Mark
I recall there was a mathematician (Conway? Gardner?) whose final year
project (what's the name?) was titled "Optimal Packing of Equisized
Spheres In Up To 23 Dimensions" or similar. Gee...
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
I bet it's real useful in cramped spaces...
Does he say how I can get my spheres back from the 23rd dimension?
Margus
Peter Popov wrote:
> > I recall there was a mathematician (Conway? Gardner?) whose final year> project (what's the name?) was titled "Optimal Packing of Equisized> Spheres In Up To 23 Dimensions" or similar. Gee...> > Peter Popov> ICQ: 15002700
Ken wrote:
> I'll meet my friend Ray down at the intersection and ask him to trace> this difference you are seeing. He has had plenty of time since poly's> been gone and is bound to shed some light on this for us.
Polly? Gone? Oh no. Perhaps it was the text you're always
reading out loud to her: How to Be Coordinated. If only Ray
would scale her a few fish, I think she might come back to
her origins.
--
Bob Crispen
crispen at hiwaay dot net
What we're looking for: destinations.
What we end up getting: journeys.
Bob Crispen wrote:
> > Ken wrote:> > > I'll meet my friend Ray down at the intersection and ask him to trace> > this difference you are seeing. He has had plenty of time since poly's> > been gone and is bound to shed some light on this for us.> > Polly? Gone? Oh no. Perhaps it was the text you're always> reading out loud to her: How to Be Coordinated. If only Ray> would scale her a few fish, I think she might come back to> her origins.> --> Bob Crispen> crispen at hiwaay dot net> What we're looking for: destinations.> What we end up getting: journeys.
It was really Ray's fault that she rotated out of his life. He was often
making specular investments in often diffuse markets and they didn't always
translate into the kind of security she needed. It was always thought he
had a brilliant career ahead of him but instead it was dull and intersected
with strife.
--
Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/links.htm
Please go on, it's getting interesting and I have a hard time going to
bed. I hope that by the time I get married and have a kid there'll
already be a dozen or so story collections about Ray and Poly (and
Tracy?) available on povray.org :)
Peter Popov
ICQ: 15002700
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