Warning – hard numerate thinking to be thunk.
I’m most honoured to have had a paper accepted for this August’s Bridges Conference in Seoul, Republic of Korea. At eight pages, it has only about one sixth the surface area of the workbook Lattice Labyrinth Tessellations, published by Tarquin, but at least it’s going to be freely available online. As thanks to those active mathematicians who have recently begun following my twitter feed, here is a link to a preprint of the paper. It is very compressed, and lots is left out – my “big book”, if it eventually appears, will run to a couple of hundred pages. I’ll be prototyping an illustrated presentation loosely based on the paper at the bookshop cafe philosophique ; details eventually. Get in touch if you are interested in an illustrated talk/workshop for a school, university or other group or have any comments or proposals.
You can read (or cite!) my paper and all the others for 2014 and other years on the Bridges Archive site.
P.S. Links to the how-to-do-it workbook: From the publisher, or via you-know-who , better, from a good independent bookshop or just Google.
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