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Thanks for this. I knew that ‘rounded squares’, which have the circle's constant turning radius immediately change to infinity at the connection points, are an

by aasasd 4y ago

Thanks for this. I knew that ‘rounded squares’, which have the circle's constant turning radius immediately change to infinity at the connection points, are an unnatural way to represent such a shape and look bad once you learn to notice them. But didn't know that proper rounding has a mathematical formulation.

Arnt 4y ago
Sergels Torg in Stockholm is a great example; look for some of the older photos on https://www.google.com/search?q=sergels+torg+stockholm https://www.google.com/search?q=sergels+torg+stockholm Sergels Torg is a hyperellipse. (I was a math-ish student when I ambled onto the place while visiting Stockholm. It was quite a surprise.)