The Quasicrystalline Conjecture

[CoolFreeHardBop]

Hi Rufus,

Is "Regular Polytopes" still available from Dover books?

[zteven3000]

I don't know what he sad, but it sounded cool.

[Saprissa4eva]

That all very interesting it is an example of the exsistance of infinity. So thank you i might refer to this one day. And a way that this can be useful to urself is that you might be able to make a structure that can be applied to matter to render maybe a new metal that is stronger than nano carbon or carbon fiber or what ever the strongest metal on earth currently is..

[silversobe]

Thats amazing

[PickledYoshi]

lol wut?

[kwrzxm]

Amazing

[LineageSys]

I for one am not an expert in any way on the subject of Quasicrystalline however i have read that this type of technology is being used for heavily advanced aircraft, which brought me to your video. I still dont really understand how it could be applied maybe you know, but i have read some sources stating that this type of technology is the future. What is you expertise on this field? You can now get cable/DSL for as low as 14USD a month. Trust me it is worth the upgrade.

[LineageSys]

If you would like to make a longer video, why try google video. You will be able to upload longer videos.

[rufus16180339887]

I have heard of Google Video but have never tried it. I only have dial-up, and I upload these short videos to YouTube at night, while I sleep, so as not to tie up the telephone line. I never ever view my own videos on YouTube; it would take too long. For many years I have talked about making a movie based upon H.S.M. Coxeter's classic work, "Regular Polytopes," but talk is cheap. These short videos are experiments along those lines, in that direction.

[happyidiottalk]

And again in english please.

[markeybizzy]

i got lost when u said hello