SymmetryMAA, 2000 - 95 páginas We are all familiar with the everyday notion of two-sided symmetry, as viewed for example in the external form of the human body. But in its broadest interpretation symmetry is a property which involves regularity and repetition. In this sense symmetry can be found everywhere, especially in science and art. The aim of this book is to present selected examples of symmetry, drawn from a wide variety of topics, in a way that will be understandable to students and teachers of mathematics as well as to the interested layman. |
Conteúdo
Little Mirror Little Mirror | 1 |
Inside and Outside | 11 |
Symmetric Procedure | 31 |
Parquet Floors Lattices and Pythagoras | 39 |
The Problem of the Center | 69 |
Symmetry in Word Script and Number | 81 |
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Termos e frases comuns
A₁ A₁ A₁ B₂ A₂ A₂ angle arises arithmetic mean axis of reflection B₁ bisector cathetus cathetus-parquet cathetus-square center of gravity chessboard pattern circle-reflection constant course construction covering lattice curves diagonal diameter Didaktik der Mathematik Dirichlet parquet edge center equilateral triangles Figure 11 g FIGURE G₁ geometric mean gravity F harmonic mean hypotenuse intersection lattice G lattice points length line g logarithmic spiral loxodrome M. C. Escher M₁ mapping equations Martin Gardner Mathematical midpoint mirror image Möbius band Möbius circle monitor Napoleon's Theorem obtain palindromic number parallelogram parquet pieces parquet tiles pentagons Peter Hilton pocket mirror polar coordinates primitive Pythagorean triangle primitive segment principal points Pythagoras radial radius ratio reference-circle rhyming schemes right-angled triangle rotation sequence side square grid square lattice Stirling numbers straight line support triangle surface center systematic error translation translation-symmetric triangle Figure Underwood Dudley vertex center vertices
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The Equation That Couldn't Be Solved: How Mathematical Genius Discovered the ... Mario Livio Visualização parcial - 2005 |