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by Mathias 1. June 2009 07:23

Via Aleks Jakulin, amazingly beautiful surfaces generated by Paul Nylander using Mathematica:

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9/1/2009 12:53:50 AM #

I wonder what version of Mathematica is used? I know it's not version 5 for sure...

Nema Mansuri | Reply

9/1/2009 2:49:58 AM #

Hi Nema,
I confess I have very little knowledge of Mathematica, so I wouldn't be able to answer that question. I couldn't find that information on Paul Nylander's website either (the creator of the charts), but maybe you could try to ask him? http://nylander.wordpress.com/

Mathias | Reply

7/1/2010 5:31:31 AM #

I rendered those images in PovRay. I mostly just use Mathematica 4.2 to help with the formulas.

Paul Nylander | Reply

7/2/2010 5:48:29 PM #

Thanks for sharing that first-hand information! And great work, these are absolutely gorgeous. Hopefully some more will come in the future?

Mathias | Reply

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