Mathematical Methods in Origami Design

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Robert J. Lang: Mathematical Methods in Origami Design. In: Bridges 2009. Pages 11–20

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Abstract

The marriage of art and mathematics has been widespread and productive, but almost nowhere more productive than in the world of origami. In this paper I will discuss how mathematical ideas led to the development of powerful tools for origami design and will present a step-by-step illustration of the design and realization of a representational origami figure using mathematical design algorithms. Along the way, I will discuss how these mathematical concepts have led to new levels of creative expression within this art.

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