The Shape Fact That Breaks Every Mathematician's Brain
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Top Comments (10)
im not even a mathmetician, but my brain is also broken
This is reminiscent of the 24D packing of spheres in the Leech lattice. Where each sphere touches the other 196560 spheres. Related to the numbers 196883 + 1 = 196884 of Monstrous Moonshine. Fascinating stuff!
In a line segment mesh, covering a 2D region, every vertex of each line segment is shared with another segment. In fact, every vertex in the entire mesh is shared by exactly two line segments. In a triangle mesh, covering a 3D region, every edge of each triangle is shared with another triangle. Every edge in the mesh is shared by exactly two triangles. In a tetrahedral mesh, covering a 4D region, every triangular face of each tetrahedron is shared with another tetrahedron. Every face in the mesh is shared by exactly two tetrahedra. Now here’s the mind-blowing part: Imagine placing you, a 3D creature, inside one of those tetrahedra in that tetrahedral mesh covering a 4D region. To leave that tetrahedron, which is a closed region, you’d have to pass through one of its four faces. But since every face leads into another tetrahedron, and since every face you could ever pass through does the same, no matter which way you go, you’re always moving into yet another tetrahedron. You can never escape the mesh!
imagine a space that has N dimensions, then reduce N to 1000000 :)
Could there be a Terence Tao length in mathematics that is the largest measurement where infinities no longer make sense?
Joke is on you, my brain was already broken.
My favorite related examples of how high dimensional things look differently is how high dimensional oranges behave. Suppose you have an orange in d dimensions, and out 10th of orange (in terms of the radius) is rind. Then in high dimensions, almost all your orange is rind.
FINALLY TERRY TAO!
I feel like this exposes why my econ professors' assistants at UCSD had degrees in physics.
still trying to comprehend either a 4d sphere or a 4d cube
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Top Comments (10)
im not even a mathmetician, but my brain is also broken
This is reminiscent of the 24D packing of spheres in the Leech lattice. Where each sphere touches the other 196560 spheres. Related to the numbers 196883 + 1 = 196884 of Monstrous Moonshine. Fascinating stuff!
In a line segment mesh, covering a 2D region, every vertex of each line segment is shared with another segment. In fact, every vertex in the entire mesh is shared by exactly two line segments. In a triangle mesh, covering a 3D region, every edge of each triangle is shared with another triangle. Every edge in the mesh is shared by exactly two triangles. In a tetrahedral mesh, covering a 4D region, every triangular face of each tetrahedron is shared with another tetrahedron. Every face in the mesh is shared by exactly two tetrahedra. Now here’s the mind-blowing part: Imagine placing you, a 3D creature, inside one of those tetrahedra in that tetrahedral mesh covering a 4D region. To leave that tetrahedron, which is a closed region, you’d have to pass through one of its four faces. But since every face leads into another tetrahedron, and since every face you could ever pass through does the same, no matter which way you go, you’re always moving into yet another tetrahedron. You can never escape the mesh!
imagine a space that has N dimensions, then reduce N to 1000000 :)
Could there be a Terence Tao length in mathematics that is the largest measurement where infinities no longer make sense?
Joke is on you, my brain was already broken.
My favorite related examples of how high dimensional things look differently is how high dimensional oranges behave. Suppose you have an orange in d dimensions, and out 10th of orange (in terms of the radius) is rind. Then in high dimensions, almost all your orange is rind.
FINALLY TERRY TAO!
I feel like this exposes why my econ professors' assistants at UCSD had degrees in physics.
still trying to comprehend either a 4d sphere or a 4d cube