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4th dimension:
Selected Course Notes [ Davide P. Cervone ] - course notes from Math 53, a
course on visualizing the fourth dimension, at Union College.
Four-Dimensional
Geometry [ MathWorld ] - the mathematics of four-dimensonal structures.
Fourth Dimension
[ Uncle Taz ] - several articles from other sources discussing aspects of the
fourth dimension
*New 11/28/03*
Fourth Dimension [ G4G4 ] - several
articles about things like the relation between fermat's last theorem and the
fourth dimension, 4-dimensional packing, and four dimensional knots.
Fourth Dimension in Modernist
Art and Literature [ Brad Ricca ]
Fourth Dimension: Tetraspace [
Garrett Jones ] - introduction to the fourth dimension, links, glossary,
classification of shapes, book reviews, and a shape projection applet. It's the
page you're at right now, included for completeness.
Hypercube's Homepage
[ Eric Saltsman, aka Hypercube ] - philosophy, math, and cosmology related to
the fourth dimension.
Hyper Dimensia [ Don V Black ] -
mathematical, scientific, technological, and philosophical implications of
higher dimensions.
X Hyperspace [ Art Kenney ] -
art, article links.
Math Forum: Essays on
Dimensions [ MathForum.org ] - published essays on the dimensions.
Miscellaneous
Mathematical Musings [ Bill Price ] - introduction to dimensions,
multi-dimensional geometric units, and formulas for calculating
higher-dimensional phenomena
Thinking 4-D
[ Jeff Fuquay ] - focuses on helping the reader to conceive of the fourth
spatial dimension, discusses hypercubes and hyperspheres
Arbitrary-Dimensional Solid
Object Display Algorithm [ Greg Ferrar ] - algorithm for displaying objects
in arbitrary dimensions.
Four-Space
Visualization of 4D objects [ Steve Hollasch ] - Mathematical and computer programming oriented
approach. Discusses wireframe rendering and ray-tracing.
4-dimensional
optics, gravitation and quantum mechanics [ Jose Borges de Almeida ] - a
theory of optics with dimensions 1-3 being the physical dimension, and dimension
0 being related to its speed.