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Chaim Goodman-Strauss

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The lamplighter group as a limit of groups: L1 is drawn on ideal squares in H2. L2, shown here sits on ideal cubes in H3. Rolling these up by the next relator for L3 gives a graph on ideal hypercubes in H4, etc, Limiting to the #lamplightergroup #symmetry #mathbun

The lamplighter group as a limit of groups: L1 is drawn on ideal squares in H2.

 L2, shown here sits on ideal cubes in H3. Rolling these up by the next relator for L3 gives a graph on ideal hypercubes in H4, etc,
Limiting to the #lamplightergroup #symmetry #mathbun
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L1 rolls up into L2, just as L3 rolls into ideal hypercubes, etc, limiting to the #lamplightergroup #mathbun #geometricgrouptheory

L1 rolls up into L2, just as L3 rolls into ideal hypercubes, etc, limiting to the #lamplightergroup #mathbun #geometricgrouptheory
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Paper Scissors Tape youtu.be/6lxOBbE6elE launches with a quick guide to Tooti Tooti, the 2021 Rosenthal Prize winner. Lots more to come!

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Ok, if you think about, you can see why the upright hand in the back is also a right hand— this is the “mirror paradox”, that you’re not reversed in a pair of mirrors meeting in a right angle. So why is the ipad backwards?

Ok, if you think about, you can see why the upright hand in the back is also a right hand— this is the “mirror paradox”, that you’re not reversed in a pair of mirrors meeting in a right angle. 

So why is the ipad backwards?