Infinitesimal contact transformations and their applications to abstract growth patterns
Several abstract mathematical models of two-dimensional objects or “organisms” are introduced. The objects are abstractions, created by the combination of pattern-theoretic generators. They are deformed by what are shown to be infinitesimal contact transformations. Analytical methods are utilized to...
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