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1. MSRI and the Klein quartic William P. Thurston; 2. The geometry of Klein's Riemann surface Hermann Karcher and Matthias Weber; 3. The Klein quartic in number theory Noam Elkies; 4. Hurwitz groups and surfaces A. Murray Macbeath; 5. Eightfold way: the sculpture Helaman Ferguson with Claire Ferguson; 6. From the history of a simple group Jeremy Gray; 7. On the invariants of SL2(Fq) acting on Cn, for 2n±1 Allan Adler; 8. On Hirzebruch's curves F1, F2, F4, F14, F28 for Q(√7) Allan Adler; 9. On the order-seven transformation of elliptic functions Felix Klein.
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Add The Eightfold Way : The Beauty of Klein's Quartic Curve, The German mathematician Felix Klein discovered in 1879 that the surface that we now call the Klein quartic has many remarkable properties, including an incredible 336-fold symmetry, the maximum possible degree of symmetry for any surface of its type. Sin, The Eightfold Way : The Beauty of Klein's Quartic Curve to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The Eightfold Way : The Beauty of Klein's Quartic Curve, The German mathematician Felix Klein discovered in 1879 that the surface that we now call the Klein quartic has many remarkable properties, including an incredible 336-fold symmetry, the maximum possible degree of symmetry for any surface of its type. Sin, The Eightfold Way : The Beauty of Klein's Quartic Curve to your collection on WonderClub |