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How do you fold regular polygons?
Can more be achieved by folding paper than by traditional ‘ruler and compass’ constructions?
Geometric Origami reveals some of the rich mathematics inherent in paper folding, and will help origamists, mathematicians and the interested general reader appreciate the value of studying the geometrical properties of folding a square of paper.
Part I of the book covers the mathematical theory of origami constructions.
Part II includes step-by-step folding instructions for fifteen regular polygons, from the equilateral triangle to the 19-gon.
Written by the mathematician and origamist Robert Geretschläger, Geometric Origami will appeal to:
Written by a team of highly experienced Mathematics teachers, Progress to Higher Mathematics provides carefully selected materials which will aid progression towards the Higher Mathematics examination offered by the Scottish Qualifications Authority.
Designed for use either as a precursor to the Higher syllabus or as introductory exercises throughout the teaching of the course, Progress to Higher Mathematics will help students to:
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