Read about the mathematics behind this illusion in "Sugihara's Impossible Cylinder" (David Richeson, Math Horizons, September 2016, pp. 18–19, http://www.maa.org/MathHorizons).
Read about the mathematics behind this illusion in "Sugihara's Impossible Cylinder" (David Richeson, Math Horizons, September 2016, pp. 18–19, http://www.maa.org/MathHorizons).
Math Horizons is a publication of the Mathematical Association of America. http://www.twitter.com/maanow http://www.Facebook.com/maanewsFold-and-Cut Hat Aperiodic MonotileDavid Richeson2024-08-14 | This short video accompanies my blog post about folding and cutting the hat and spectre aperiodic monotiles: divisbyzero.com/2024/08/14/fold-and-cut-hat-and-spectre-tiles/. The blog post has downloadable PDFs.Fold-and-Cut Spectre Aperiodic MonotileDavid Richeson2024-08-14 | This short video accompanies my blog post about folding and cutting the hat and spectre aperiodic monotiles: divisbyzero.com/2024/08/14/fold-and-cut-hat-and-spectre-tiles/. The blog post has downloadable PDFs.A topological magic trickDavid Richeson2022-08-22 | ...A Romance of Many (and Fractional) DimensionsDavid Richeson2021-09-29 | This presentation took place at Dickinson College on September 28, 2021. There was a live audience and it was streamed online at the same time. In the talk Dave Richeson expands upon the ideas in his Quanta Magazine article "The Journey to Define Dimension." quantamagazine.org/a-mathematicians-guided-tour-through-high-dimensions-20210913/.Proving that Functions are Injective and Surjective (One-to-One and Onto)David Richeson2020-12-23 | 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Functions 3:30 Injective/one-to-one functions 6:33 Proving that a function is injective 8:42 Proving that a function is not injective 9:28 Why is injectivity confusing? 12:02 Surjective/onto functions 14:41 Proving that a function is surjective 18:27 Proving that a function is not surjective 19:07 Why is surjectivity confusing? 20:41 Bijective functions 21:52 Proving that a function is bijectiveA Quick Introduction to LaTeXDavid Richeson2020-07-09 | In this video, you will get a quick introduction to LaTeX—what it is, why you might want to use it, and what some of its features are. By the end of the video, you will be ready to create your own beautiful LaTeX documents. Here are some quick links to certain parts of the video.
0:00 Start 0:16 What is LaTeX, and why should I use it? 4:20 The structure of a typical LaTeX document 6:30 Entering basic (nonmathematical) text 8:05 Special characters (#, %, \, etc.) 8:42 Stylized text (italics, boldface, and underlined) 9:53 Itemized and enumerated lists 10:46 Comments 11:17 Labels and references 13:05 Inline and display style mathematics 14:42 Typesetting mathematics 18:39 Common problems 22:42 Matrices, tables, etc. 28:14 Figures 29:35 Bibliographies 31:37 Compiling your document 33:28 What next?
Other resources: • Download the printable 2-page "A Quick Guide to LaTeX": http://users.dickinson.edu/~richesod/latex/latexcheatsheet.pdf • Download a zip file containing a sample LaTeX file that you can compile and play with: http://users.dickinson.edu/~richesod/latex/SampleLatex.zip • A more detailed introduction, "The Not So Short Introduction to LaTeX2e": http://tug.ctan.org/info/lshort/english/lshort.pdf • To begin using LaTeX, try the free online site Overleaf: overleaf.comThe Magnificent Möbius BandDavid Richeson2020-03-25 | This paper, tape, and scissors activity is sure to be fun and educational for mathematics enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.Three Takes on the Circle Square IllusionDavid Richeson2019-07-29 | Four parabolas, strategically placed on a circular cone, look like a circle when viewed from below and a square when viewed from above. Make your own using these printable pdfs: http://bit.ly/CircleSquareConePythagorean CupDavid Richeson2018-12-29 | Make your own Pythagorean cup—a historic practical joke drinking vessel. More information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_cup.Mathematical Flip Book of the Koch SnowflakeDavid Richeson2017-12-18 | ...Throwing boiling water into zero degree airDavid Richeson2014-01-07 | January 7, 2014The Brachistochrone ProblemDavid Richeson2014-01-05 | This video illustrates that the cycloid-shaped ramp is faster than the straight-line ramp.Knotted BubblesDavid Richeson2009-03-17 | Is it possible to make a bubble with a knotted boundary? How about a one sided bubble? A Möbius bubble? Yes.The area and circumference of a circleDavid Richeson2009-03-17 | This video shows the relationship between the circumference and the area of a circle.Tying the knotDavid Richeson2008-02-02 | A trefoil knot made out of clayThrough one hole or two?David Richeson2008-02-02 | A topological magic trick