... The terms silverflexagons and bronzeflexagons are terms I invented because they seemed to be needed. The designations come from origami where the terms...
Hi again. I call the 8-pat, square flexagon, the "8-gon," simply because that is what Hilton and Pedersen call it in their book that describes it so well. They...
... It is good to have some definite information regarding this nomenclature. Meanwhile I have been looking to see what I can find at Google, as well as...
Guess we need a Carl Linneas to give us universally accepted terms. As it is, it can be pretty confusing... In your reply below, what is the A-B system of...
... Taxonomy --- that's the word I have been trying to recall for a while ... I suppose that it is used in whatever parts of the world which are devoted to the...
Subject: flexagons (8) Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 00:25:22 -0600 (CST) There is any amount of play and experimentation possible with fanfolded copies of identical...
My abject apologies for that last posting, Flexagons (8) [posted November 8, 2005], which I carelessly copied out of the file in which it resides. Can the ...
... November 8, ... resides. Can the ... myself, ... JUST DID THIS. --ANN And thanks for answering my questions last week. ... pictures ... something, ... ...
Recently received a Halloween card from Ed Hutchins (www.ArtistBooks.com) and Steven Warren. It's a 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" thick paper rectangle with an x-shaped slit...
Glad to hear it. Nice that the group is bringing some practical benefits. Would love to know the topic when you finally decide and hope that you can post the...
DM> The terms silverflexagons and bronzeflexagons are terms I invented DM> because they seemed to be needed. DM> DM> The designations come from origami where...
Subject: flexagons (10) Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 02:21:27 -0600 (CST) Several different graphs, and kinds of graphs, turn up while describing flexagons and...
I have received this message regarding the Bridges 2006 conference to be held in London next August. The organiser here is John Sharp ... also editor of...
Thanks, Dave. If anyone else knows of other opportunities like this, please do not hesitate to send a message to this group. ... to be ... also editor ... ...
16-gons and generally, 2n-gons First, let me correct an assertion made in a previous post; the 12-gon (and presumably also for the 8-gon) is a first, not...
I have successfully made two "double" versions of the 12-gon. In other words, I have created dodeca-dodeca-flexagons by doubling the freize for the 12-gon....
Subject: flexagons (11) Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 01:19:44 -0600 (CST) There is now sufficient material to think of flexagons as fractal polygon stacks. This word...
Subject: flexagons (12) Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 02:41:15 -0600 (CST) Although there are maps which help with designing and understanding flexagons, it is still...
Subject: flexagons (13) Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2003 00:25:49 -0600 (CST) What started fairly simply has grown into something which can be quite complicated. It can...
Subject: flexagons (14) Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 21:41:55 -0600 (CST) It would appear that fairly random things can be flexagons, and it could be there that a...
Hi, Remember awhile back my nephew had gotten me the link for the Oakley & Wisner article? Well, I've had another request for it, and I can't find it...
Thanks to this wonderful group and its members willingness to help. The article has been sent to me and to the one who requested it, and hopefully will become...
Subject: flexagons (15) Date: Sun, 06 Apr 2003 23:24:52 -0500 (CDT) The construction of flexagons as fractal polygon stacks gives a nice theory with beautiful...
This series of commentaries was intendeded to explain what flexagons are about to someone who had no previous contact with them other than having seen a sample...
Thanks for sending this to my yahoo mail box. I was "bouced" out of the group, but am back! I added your link on the commentaries to the links section of the ...
Hi again. Am back to actively participate in Flex. group again. I see the article mentioned below in the links section of the user group, and it seems to be...
... Hmmm ... just to be sure I understand this! To me a flexitube is a ring of leaves (segments) which forms a tube in an untwisted state. I am not sure what a...
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