A World From A Sheet of Paper
Offered By: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies DIAS via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a fascinating journey through mathematics, physics, and art in this captivating lecture by Professor Tadashi Tokieda of Stanford University. Discover how a simple sheet of paper can unlock a world of phenomena, from magic tricks and geometry to elasticity and origami. Witness engaging table-top demonstrations that showcase the versatility of paper manipulation, including folding, stacking, crumpling, and tearing techniques. Learn how these seemingly simple actions can lead to complex concepts in mathematics and physics, and even inspire medical device innovations. Gain insights into the 'h-principle' and its applications in various fields. Enjoy an interdisciplinary presentation that combines Tokieda's unique background in painting, classical philology, and applied mathematics, offering a fresh perspective on everyday objects and their hidden potential.
Syllabus
A World From A Sheet of Paper - Tadashi Tokieda
Taught by
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies DIAS
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