Strange shape-what is mathematics behind it?
- From: ivars.fabriciuss@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 18 Jan 2007 05:45:26 -0800
Cut the pipe radially at some place so that cut is a perfect circle.
Hold one end motionless. Twist another by 180 degrees. Glue back to the
other end.
Must get a spiral shape .It You turn enough many times, You get double
helix running around in circle. But let us start with 180 degrees. k=1.
What is also of interest, what is the radius of such a shape? How do
You define it?
So where do I have to look for a formula how the radius of such a thing
is defined, and how does it depend on R ( of the initial circle), r (
of pipe) , pi, e, k - number of twists, elasticity of volume,
elasticity of surface?
What is the shape of suface waves?
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