Platonic Orbits and Fully Democratic Satellite Networks Latham Boyle (w/ Kendrick Smith) (Earlier work by G. Mozhaev and J. G. Walker, 1970’s)
Platonic Orbits and Fully Democratic Satellite Networks
Feb 22, 2016
Platonic Orbits and Fully Democratic Satellite Networks. Latham Boyle ( w / Kendrick Smith). (Earlier work by G. Mozhaev and J. G. Walker, 1970’s). A Regular Tetrahedral Orbit?. Point Groups in 3D. Point Groups in 3D. Point Groups in 3D. Point Groups in 3D. Point Groups in 3D. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Platonic Orbitsand
Fully Democratic Satellite Networks
Latham Boyle (w/ Kendrick Smith)
(Earlier work by G. Mozhaev and J. G. Walker, 1970’s)
A Regular Tetrahedral Orbit?
Point Groups in 3D
Point Groups in 3D
Point Groups in 3D
Point Groups in 3D
Point Groups in 3D
More generally:
• Classic problem in mathematics: Given a space (especially a maximally symmetric space like the sphere, the plane, the hyperboloid) in a given dimension, and with a given signature, what are the possible STATIC lattices/tilings?
More generally:
• Classic problem in mathematics: Given a space (especially a maximally symmetric space like the sphere, the plane, the hyperboloid) in a given dimension, and with a given signature, what are the possible STATIC lattices/tilings?
• New problem: Given a space (especially a maximally symmetric) in a given dimension, and with a given signature, what are the possible DYNAMICAL lattices/tilings?
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