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Apologies, I was thinking about 4D transformations of 3D shapes. Like, if I can transform a 3D cube in 4D space, can it produce a shape beyond what 3D transform
by brookst 4y ago
Apologies, I was thinking about 4D transformations of 3D shapes. Like, if I can transform a 3D cube in 4D space, can it produce a shape beyond what 3D transformations can, analogous to the way 3D space lets you flip a 2D shape.
- scotty79 4y agoI think using 4d transformation you could turn 3d object into mirror image of itself swapping chirality. For example changing left-handed molecule into right-handed one and vice versa.