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| n=12 |
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| n=32 |
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| n=64 |
Notes on Blackbody radiation
2 years ago
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Geometric cell division
Take a square and add a similar square to one of its sides and remove the shared edge. What remains is a rectangle.
Take an octagon and add a similar octagon to one of its sides and remove the shared edge. What remains is the following polygon.
Take an n-gon and add a similar n-gon to one of its sides and remove the shared edge. At infinity the n-gons will divide into two circles. Unfortunately my computer is too slow to effectively record this in a video.
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