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PaulBourke.net
Another link from Al Vachris: PaulBourke.net. The link above has a general subject index, and google site search; for a full list of the site content go to the detailed site index. Here’s what the author says about it: “The … Continue reading
Posted in Computing - general, Coordinate Geometry, Maths, Newton, Ray Tracing
Tagged computer imaging, Fractals, geometry, PovRay
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Yet more pendulums
Following Dynamically Defined Dancing Pendulums, another three versions of the dancing pendulum theme. First a POV-RAY version by PM 2Ring, complete with reflections and shadows: POV-Ray Pendulums (click to open in a new window) and an interactive Javascript version: Javascript pendulums by PM2Ring (click … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Excel, Newton, Ray Tracing
Tagged Chandoo, Excel Hero, javascript, Pendulum animation, PovRay
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Pythagoras, Penrose and Pov-Ray
Images based on Pythagorean tiling, Penrose tiling, and projections onto the Riemann Sphere by PM2ring, a regular contributor to the ABC Self-Service Science Forum (words by the artist): Various renderings of a Pythagorean tiling. Mostly using the 3,4,5 triangle. This … Continue reading