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Some web ready aspects of my mathematical interests

To see a random proof of my

favorite theorem click HERE

The interaction of probability and geometry was at the heart of my PhD Thesis.

In order to understand the tetrahdron,

it is very useful to twist up an octahedron.

In fact, I'd highly recommend turning the octahedron inside out.

In order to find out why, click here.

This utilizes the notion of Scissors Congruence.

See the mess,

see it cleaned up,

see the mess...

Watch the the relationship between the two as the mess cleans up its act.

Explore the mysterious property of hyperbolic volume used to perform this clean up.

Randomly distribute points,

construct the "empty sphere" pattern,

connect the vertices of empty spheres,

and see the random Delaunay triangulation!

Here are a few more.

See how to use random triangulation to understand conformal geometry.

The Yellow line represents a point in a Cantor set.

The pattern is Penrose Tilling.

This is a random Penrose tillling.

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