April 30 – 120
KnotPlot. 2 rings, 3 crossings knot. Last knot of the series – I’ll call this one “Asklepios staff” I may need some healing after a month exploring knots!
04 – APRIL – KnotPlot
KnotPlot is an elaborate program to visualize and manipulate mathematical knots in three and four dimensions.
http://knotplot.com/
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April 29 – 119
KnotPlot – Mycenaean knot, or – the mask of Agamemnon. 3 crossings knot.
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April 28 – 118
KnotPlot – The shield of Mehmed. 3 variation of an 8 braids, 8 crossings knot.
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April 27 – 117
KnotPlot – Figure 8 knot. The figure eight knot, also known as the Flemish knot or savoy knot, is the unique prime knot of four crossings 04-001. It is very important in both sailing and rock climbing as a method of stopping ropes from running out of retaining devices.
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April 26 – 116
KnotPlot – A 6 components Brunnian knot. A Brunnian link is a set of linked loops. Each proper sublink is trivial and the removal of any component leaves a set of identical unlinked unknots.
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April 25 – 115
KnotPlot – 1 strand-3 twists x4. And that’s how I ended with a Jean Dubuffet kind of sculpture! Happenstance between science art and art history are fun when they happen – unexpectedly…
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April 24 -114
KnotPlot – 5-twists knot in a 4D hypercube. The problem of time on a 2D surface is a little perplexing – how do you visualize time?
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April 23 – 113
KnotPlot. A 120-cells spherical pentagon knot on a bed of Roentgenium. Roentgenium is the most stable known isotope, and has a half-life of 26 seconds.
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April 22 – 112
KnotPlot. 6 tori, 10 twists.
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April 21 – 111
KnotPlot. 2 tori, 10 twists.
The 12-30 project 
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