Zindler curve
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Zindler curve
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A Zindler curve is a simple closed plane curve with the defining property that: The most simple examples are circles. The Austrian mathematician Konrad Zindler discovered further examples, and gave a method to construct them. Herman Auerbach was the first, who used the now established name Zindler curve. Auerbach proved that a figure bounded by a Zindler curve and with half the density of water will float in water in any position. This gives a negative answer to the bidimensional version of Stan
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2024-01-04T19:04:58Z
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