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BOOK: Math Art Graphics, Typeset with Mathematica

Christopher Arthur

Christopher Arthur, Collin College

Posted 11 years ago

Here is some information on a book that I made almost entirely with Mathematica. Geometric Design: An Artful Portfolio of Mathematical Graphics by Christopher Alan Arthur As far as what wasn't done with Mathematica, there is one model that I exported to Pov-Ray for a finishing touch on the pictures, and otherwise there were a few finishing touches with Adobe Acrobat for getting the file optimized for the press. Summary Page on CreateSpace Book Review on Leonardo Reviews Sample Pages

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Christopher Arthur

Christopher Arthur, Collin College

Posted 8 years ago

Oh yeah? I suppose that a daemon would possess a set that contains itself. Work on self-similarity.

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rhealey

Posted 8 years ago

Damn, I'll actually have to do some thinking ;-)

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rhealey

Posted 8 years ago

I just bought your book, from Amazon. Beautiful pictures. Have you put up, or would be interested in putting up, the mathematica programs that generated them?

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Christopher Arthur

Christopher Arthur, Collin College

Posted 8 years ago

No

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Christopher Arthur

Christopher Arthur, Collin College

Posted 10 years ago

Here's the one picture that used pov-ray in addition to Mathematica. $sample image from book, a fractal tree$

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Sam Carrettie

Sam Carrettie, Freelancer

Posted 10 years ago

Very nice, Arthur, can this be 3D printed? At least exported to STL or similar?

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Christopher Arthur

Christopher Arthur, Collin College

Posted 10 years ago

If it were to be printed, there would need to be a way beforehand to hollow out the root while keeping the extremities nearly solid. It's not impossible.