Patterns in nature : why the natural world looks the way it does
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 13
9780226332420
Category
WN: Nature & the natural world: general interest
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Publication Year
2016
Publisher
Pages
288
Biblio Notes
Notes:
Symmetry: why your left is like your right (and why it's different) -- Fractals: why mountains look like molehills -- Spirals: why there's maths in snails and sunflowers -- Flow: patterns in motion -- Waves and dunes: how to make a chemical clock -- Bubbles and foam: why bees know best and froth inspires architects -- Arrays and tilings: why crystals aren't five-sided--and how to make impossible ones that are -- Cracks: how things fall apart, and how a giant made his staircase -- Spots and stripes: how the zebra paints its coat.
Includes bibliographical references.
Symmetry: why your left is like your right (and why it's different) -- Fractals: why mountains look like molehills -- Spirals: why there's maths in snails and sunflowers -- Flow: patterns in motion -- Waves and dunes: how to make a chemical clock -- Bubbles and foam: why bees know best and froth inspires architects -- Arrays and tilings: why crystals aren't five-sided--and how to make impossible ones that are -- Cracks: how things fall apart, and how a giant made his staircase -- Spots and stripes: how the zebra paints its coat.
Includes bibliographical references.
Number of Copies
1
