Math Encounters -- Shaping Surfaces

Nature melds living surfaces from the geometry of curvature. Corals, leaves, lichens — even membranes and ears — all living surfaces are shaped through exquisite control over this intrinsic geometry, even as those surfaces flex, twist, and grow. Explore fundamental topological principles with mathematician Chaim Goodman-Strauss, and see the surprising beauty and simplicity of the underlying principles that control the geometry of surfaces.

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Limits shouldn't be a problem for the Koch snowflake, because it's the perimeter that's the problem, but curvature depends on the area