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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 20 Sep 1995.
3-D: Tesseracts Folded Out Into 3D

3-D: Tesseracts Folded Out Into 3D

Hi,

Here are 2 tesseracts (4D Cubes, Hypercubes etc) folded
out into 3 Dimensions,  rather like you could fold out a
3D cube into 2 dimensions.  The larger tessy simply has
better definition.  Looks best in fonts like MS Sans Serif
or Windows System etc.. I'm thinkin' of using the smaller
one as a bullet in my sig ;-)

                
                 ___
              __/\__\
            _/\/\/__/_
           /\__\/__/__\
           \/__/\__\__/
             \/_/__/
         

                  _____
                 /\    \
            ___ /  \____\
           /\  /\  /    /
        __/__\/  \/____/_
       /\     \  /    /  \
      /  \_____\/____/____\
      \  /     /\    \    /
       \/_____/  \____\__/
          \  /\  /    /
           \/__\/____/



    _____
   /                                 
  /  __|   ___
 |                
  _____|  __|  
 |               
       |       sat...@beta.delphi.com      
       |       sat...@delphi.com
               I can't go any slower. I've too many twists in my pair.

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From: SATYAVRAT PUROHIT <sat...@beta.delphi.com>
Subject: 3-D: Tesseracts Folded Out Into 3D
Date: 1995/09/20
Message-ID: <43pnvl$ar...@news.wwa.com>#1/1
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approved: bob...@wwa.com
sender: bob...@miso.wwa.com
organization: Delphi Internet Services
newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii

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