Three interlacing sheets of red, blue and yellow wool, in a cylinder shape
- maker:
- Alexander Crum Brown
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Three interlacing sheets of red, blue and yellow wool
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Three interlacing sheets of red, blue and yellow wool, in the shape of a locked cylinder, by Alexander Crum Brown, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, 1912-1914. Described in the Napier Tercentenary catalogue, as the smallest possible locked cylinder.
This model has the minimum number of perforations required to meet itself matched with the same colour when wrapped into a cylinder.
Details
- Category:
- Mathematics
- Object Number:
- 2006-59
- Measurements:
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overall: 40 mm x 125 mm x 80 mm, .029kg
- type:
- model - representation
- credit:
- School of Mathematics, The University of Edinburgh
