A sculpture at Penn State attempts to be 4-dimensional. As a website devoted to creative and artistic visions of quantitative matters, we appreciate the attempt. But to be fair to the 4th dimension, the sculpture fails to show all points in the hypercube of distance 1.
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I am not really great with English but I find this really easygoing to interpret.
Posted by: aneta | January 28, 2013 at 12:05 PM