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The Mathematical Gazette, 2013
Albrecht Durer's mysterious engraving Melencolia I (Figure 1) has always intrigued both art critics and mathematicians. Among art critics, according to Campbell Dodgson [1], “The literature on the Melancholia is more extensive than that on any other engraving by Durer” (he adds “the statement would probably remain true if the last two words were ...
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Albrecht Durer's mysterious engraving Melencolia I (Figure 1) has always intrigued both art critics and mathematicians. Among art critics, according to Campbell Dodgson [1], “The literature on the Melancholia is more extensive than that on any other engraving by Durer” (he adds “the statement would probably remain true if the last two words were ...
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Mathematics Magazine, 1992
can't build a physical model and experiment with it. The results described below were discovered with the aid of a simulation of the tesseract on a Macintosh computer. In this simulation the computer displays a representation of the tesseract on the screen, and the user uses a pointing device (a mouse) to ask the computer to twist sides of the ...
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can't build a physical model and experiment with it. The results described below were discovered with the aid of a simulation of the tesseract on a Macintosh computer. In this simulation the computer displays a representation of the tesseract on the screen, and the user uses a pointing device (a mouse) to ask the computer to twist sides of the ...
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1999
Abstract II FBI Headquarters, Washington, D.C., 8:00 P. M. You’ ve returned to your FBI office. “I want to talk more about hyperspheres and tesseracts, the 4-D counterparts to spheres and cubes.” You draw a circle on the board with a dot at its center.
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Abstract II FBI Headquarters, Washington, D.C., 8:00 P. M. You’ ve returned to your FBI office. “I want to talk more about hyperspheres and tesseracts, the 4-D counterparts to spheres and cubes.” You draw a circle on the board with a dot at its center.
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The Tesseract, the Cube and Truthless Knowledge
Philosophia, 2020Virtually all epistemologists agree that truth is a necessary condition for knowledge. Assuming that our three-dimensional world is nested within a higher-dimensional space, I use multidimensional geometry to present a type of case which undermines this fundamental principle of epistemology.
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Tesseract Optimization for Data Privacy and Sharing Economics
2020 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS), 2020As human beings, we have the inherent bias towards our likes and dislikes. These likes and dislikes are influenced by our psychographic attributes, morals, values, beliefs and societal networks in both circles of influence and circles of concern. We continuously consume products, services as well as produce products and services for others to consume ...
Shubhadip Ray +3 more
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A shadow removal method for tesseract text recognition
2017 10th International Congress on Image and Signal Processing, BioMedical Engineering and Informatics (CISP-BMEI), 2017For shadowed text images, the character recognition performance of Tesseract drops significantly. In this paper, we propose a new method to process the shadowed text images for the Tesseract's optical character recognition engine. First, a local adaptive threshold algorithm is used to transform the grayscale image into a binary image to capture the ...
Huimin Lu +3 more
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GLS KALP: Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies
In the current Internet and Digitization era, a huge amount of information is available in different forms like books, newspapers, etc. To preserve the contents of such documents, these documents are converted to a digital format by scanning them as images.
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In the current Internet and Digitization era, a huge amount of information is available in different forms like books, newspapers, etc. To preserve the contents of such documents, these documents are converted to a digital format by scanning them as images.
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The magic tesseracts and Bell’s theorem
American Journal of Physics, 2001This paper describes a toy, consisting of a pair of magic tesseracts, that can be used to perform an amazing trick that defies explanation in conventional terms. An account of the toy, and the trick possible with it, is given in nontechnical terms that should be accessible to a layman. An explanation is then given, for physicists, of how this trick can
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An artistic approach to the tesseract
2019\Es ist die Freude an der Gestalt in einem hoheren Sinne, die den Geometer ausmacht." (Clebsch, in memory of Julius Plucker, Gottinger Abh. Bd. 15), [2]. This quote translated to English reads \It is the joy in shapes in a higher sense, what makes a geometer", which is the perfect re ection of our feelings during our recent and ongoing mathematical ...
Kodrnja, Iva, Koncul, Helena
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Modern Technologies in Science and Education MTSE-2020, Vol.6, 2020
R.N. Dyatlov, M.M. Eremin
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R.N. Dyatlov, M.M. Eremin
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