So, we just one from each of these 4 pairs. We've already picked one number for all the corners, so we just need to do this for the remaining 2 pairs.
(24/n)
John Carlos Baez on Nostr: When we curl up our parallelogram to get a torus, there's also another problem. The ...
When we curl up our parallelogram to get a torus, there's also another problem. The numbers along the left edge aren't equal to the corresponding numbers at the right edge. But they're close! Each number at right is 81/80 times the corresponding number at left. I've drawn red lines connecting them.
So, we just one from each of these 4 pairs. We've already picked one number for all the corners, so we just need to do this for the remaining 2 pairs.
(24/n)
So, we just one from each of these 4 pairs. We've already picked one number for all the corners, so we just need to do this for the remaining 2 pairs.
(24/n)