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How to coil your guitar cables
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWhat is your definition for neighborhood in topology?How do I calculate the perodicity of a spirograph (hypotrochoid)?How to evaluate a line integral over the lemniscate of BernoulliHow do I refer to the beginning and end of a parametric curve?How to detect different types of curvesHow to find peaks in a data vector?How to change from quadratic to linear equationHow to match my curve with the correct lemniscate?How to find a curve which satisfies some properties?How to get the length of a curve that doesn't have an equation?
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I was just watching this video
How to coil your guitar cables. Then I watched this one.
The winding scheme seems to counter torsion of the cable.
This must for sure have some mathematical name, or? Any topologist, or geometer?
PS My hope is I can use this information to top a future discussion by exclaiming something like „This is a Poincaré-Yang winding, and it is used to describe phononitons in M-brane theory!“ or such.
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I was just watching this video
How to coil your guitar cables. Then I watched this one.
The winding scheme seems to counter torsion of the cable.
This must for sure have some mathematical name, or? Any topologist, or geometer?
PS My hope is I can use this information to top a future discussion by exclaiming something like „This is a Poincaré-Yang winding, and it is used to describe phononitons in M-brane theory!“ or such.
terminology curves
asked Mar 30 at 10:47
mvwmvw
31.6k22252
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I was just watching this video
How to coil your guitar cables. Then I watched this one.
The winding scheme seems to counter torsion of the cable.
This must for sure have some mathematical name, or? Any topologist, or geometer?
PS My hope is I can use this information to top a future discussion by exclaiming something like „This is a Poincaré-Yang winding, and it is used to describe phononitons in M-brane theory!“ or such.
terminology curves
asked Mar 30 at 10:47
mvwmvw
31.6k22252
$endgroup$
I was just watching this video
How to coil your guitar cables. Then I watched this one.
The winding scheme seems to counter torsion of the cable.
This must for sure have some mathematical name, or? Any topologist, or geometer?
PS My hope is I can use this information to top a future discussion by exclaiming something like „This is a Poincaré-Yang winding, and it is used to describe phononitons in M-brane theory!“ or such.
terminology curves
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