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Saturday, August 24, 2013

Imagining 10 dimensions

Posted on 7:39 AM by Unknown
Peter F. sent me a link to this video, Imagining 10 dimensions.



It has 104 minutes but based on various hints and a quick selection, I believe it must be a pretty good one for an apparent amateur creator! Correct me if I am wrong but I hope you won't! ;-)




I hope that at least one more reader will find the required spare time to watch it.




Note that Imagining 10 dimensions is also a blog.

For others who are more busy, a homework problem: Where have you seen the background color under the Calabi-Yau manifold from the video at 1:39:06? ;-) It's actually an originally Mathematica animation that was redone with other options.
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