Four-Dimensional Paper Constructions After Möbius, Klein and Boy (Series on Knots and Everything Book 78)
by Eiji Ogasa
Four-Dimensional Paper Constructions After Möbius, Klein and Boy guides readers through creating intricate paper models that illustrate four-dimensional geometry. Authored by Eiji Ogasa in the Series on Knots and Everything (Book 78), it combines theoretical insights with practical instructions to make abstract concepts accessible and engaging for mathematics enthusiasts.
About This Book
This book delves into four-dimensional paper constructions, building on the foundational concepts from Möbius, Klein, and Boy. It provides an accessible entry into advanced geometric visualizations through practical paper models.
As part of the Series on Knots and Everything, volume 78, the work by Eiji Ogasa emphasizes the intersection of topology and dimensionality. Readers will find methods to construct and understand complex shapes that transcend three-dimensional space.
The content is designed for those interested in mathematical recreations and educational tools. It encourages experimentation with paper to grasp abstract mathematical ideas in a tangible way.
Through detailed instructions and theoretical background, the book bridges historical mathematical discoveries with modern crafting techniques. It serves as a resource for enthusiasts and educators alike.
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