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This image is a somewhat fair reconstruction of an image of the en:Calabi–Yau manifold that appears as a figure in the paper:
- Leonard Susskind (November 2003). " Superstrings (Features: November 2003)". Physics World 16 (11). Retrieved on 2007-07-24.
I created this image myself to replace en:File:Calabi-Yau.jpeg (an illicit copy of the original). To recreate the image's likeness without copying the image, I used the description on the home page of Prof. Andrew Hanson of the computer science department at the University of Indiana, and the procedure he provides in the paper:
- A.J. Hanson (November/December 1994). "A construction for computer visualization of certain complex curves". Notices of the Amer.Math.Soc. 41 (9): 1156-1163.
In particular, the image I created resembles this image on Prof. Hanson's home page, as well as the figure from the Physics World article. An alternate version is here. |
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24 July 2007 |
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own work by Lunch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Calabi-Yau.png (english Wikipedia) |
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en:User:Lunch |
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