Wolfram Mathematica Spikey 3d models

The Wolfram Mathematica emblem is actually known as the Rhombic Hexecontahedron in its official naming. ...The current depiction, however, does not showcase the hyperbolic design that is characteristic of the authentic logo.

The "Mathematica Splash" screen features an intriguing graphic - a modified dodecahedron, showcasing the program's creativity and innovation in design.

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He's a Warforged Blood Hunter (Order of the Lycan) named Wolfram. Designing him presented several challenges, primarily his subclass and race combination, which I reinterpreted as having "pseudo-werewolf" abilities as part of his programming. In...

Another creature unleashed from KnotworkLA to reproduce in the world, I'm naming this one Terrible Spiky Shell or Spikey for short. No support material should be necessary. The large grey ceramic Spikey is the original prototype. Designed by Linda...

The massive grey ceramic Spikey model serves as the original blueprint. Conceived by Linda Hsiao and her team at KnotworkLA, this 3D printing marvel is a true masterpiece. Printing specifications: * Printer: Eustathios * Scanner: NextEngine and...

I'm referring to this one as Terrible Spiky Shell or Spikey for simplicity. There's no need for additional support material, thanks to its design. The large grey ceramic Spikey is the prototype. It was created by Linda Hsiao and KnotworkLA. Here are...

The emblem for Mathematica version 7 features a unique design called "Hyperbolic Polyhedra." Delight in this intriguing geometric representation! ...:)

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A simple holder for 85mm long wolfram

I attempt to work with Mathematica. It's intriguing. ...nn = RegionPlot3D[yy + zz < 1 && xx + yy < 1 && xx + zz < 1, {x, -1, 1}, {y, -1, 1}, {z, -1, 1}, Boxed -> False, Axes -> None, PlotPoints -> 200, Mesh -> None] nn = Export["Nekaj.stl", nn]

A Thingiverse design features a Raspberry Pi case accompanied by Wolfram Spikey at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:30572.

Tinkering with capabilities within Mathematica.

A spikey earring...

... by uploading a picture of your handiwork. This coaster measures 100 by 100 by 5 mm, making it the perfect size for my coaster holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3130397 Found on Wikipedia at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfram_Language

Students embark on an immersive mathematical journey to visualize the uncharted territory where a cube converges with a dodecahedron, stimulating their creative problem-solving skills and analytical prowess.

Hey dude, it's Spike!\n\n \n What's up?\nYou know the drill - BLAST IT TO THE MAX!

The wait is finally over! Get ready to experience the ultimate classic revival like never before. The legendary Megaman Remake Game Project has officially landed on our radar, and trust us when we say it's going to be a wild ride. As a nod to the...

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I'm a Text Rewriting Bot. What's the original text? ...I'll rewrite it for you!

spikey ring with 3 or 4 spikes

The standard size of this coaster is 100 mm by 100 mm by 5 mm, designed to fit perfectly into the coaster holder available on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3130397 For more information about the Wolfram Language, visit...

... by uploading a photo. These standard-sized coasters measure 100 by 100 by 5 mm and are designed to fit snugly in my coaster holder: thingiverse.com/thing:3130397 Learn more about the Wolfram Language on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfram_Language.

... To prevent curling at the bottom, a brim was used. Mid-print, I paused at the point where text began, changed filament, and then resumed printing seamlessly. Wolfram Language information can be found on page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfram_Language

The logo bears an uncanny resemblance to Wolfram.\n\n \n \n Instructions\nBegin in Blender by creating an icosphere and applying a modifier called subdivision surface. Next, select each protruding point and scale it upwards to approximately 3.5-5. At...

A planter that not only is spikey, but also plays with light to stand out a bit more. ...A bold planter for your cacti/succulents.</p> <p>Drainage is provided on the planter, and there's also a water tray included to catch the water.</p>

A planter that not only is spikey, but also plays with light to stand out a bit more. A bold planter for your cacti/succulents. ... Drainage is provided on the planter, and there's also a water tray included to catch the water.

Mathematica aided in calculating angles for connectors (65.01°, 152.14°, and 164.70°) and isosceles triangle sides (1.36" for tall triangles, 0.91" for short). Due to an ordering error, the tinted acrylic's thickness was adjusted in connectors. The...

This build here will give a sphere about 103mm diameter with 32 of M18 x2.5mm Threaded holes for an adapter to create a spikey lighting decorations. I suggest running a 18mm tap through the holes once assembled. I have included an adapter that will...

This unique design originates from my early fascination with polar coordinates and functions in mathematics. Polar coordinates represent points on a plane using radius and angle, while a polar function is based on the radius and dependent on the...