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Triple Klein bottle, as item 3), two slices, each 1/6, cut away to form single-twist strips.
A single surface model made in glass by Alan Bennett in Bedford, United Kingdom. It consists of a Klein bottle with three inlet tubes, one of which has been cut out and sectioned to produce a pair of single twist Mobius strips. A Klein bottle is a surface which has no edges, no outside or inside and cannot be properly constructed in three dimensions.
Main part , one of three, of Triple Klein bottle, two slices, each 1/6, cut away to form single-twist strips.
Minor part, one of three, of Triple Klein bottle, two slices, each 1/6, cut away to form single-twist strips.
Minor part, one of three, of Triple Klein bottle, two slices, each 1/6, cut away to form single-twist strips.
