Hyperbolic space.
The concept of a hyperbolic space is that as a position moves further away from a point on a plane, it expands. This does not sound too complicated but, visualizing the definition is very difficult. One of the first representations of a hyperbolic space was done with a crochet. Increasing the number of stitches every row allows the 2 dimensional planes to expand to a 3 dimensional form. In mathematics, a hyperbolic function has a very similar nature as it expands in value along the x and the y axis. An example of a hyperbolic space from the nature is the coral reefs.
Coral reef model made from crochet.
Good stuff John, Thanks!
ReplyDeletehey, when are we taking the photo for the presentation? Monday I assume?
ReplyDeleteNancy
Yeah everyone bring in there cameras.
ReplyDeleteGo team!