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Actions Displays	Circular Knotworks Consisting of Pattern No. 295 : A Mathematical Approach Remove from selection Add to selection TitleCircular Knotworks Consisting of Pattern No. 295 : A Mathematical Approach Author Alexander Åström Christoffer Åström PublisherJournal of Mathematics and the Arts Year of publication2010 Dimensions17 x black and white printed paper Materialresource Subjectknots and splices, knot theory, mathematics, art, Celtic, Scotland IGKT Resources box, item 10 Article with black and white photos and drawings, originally published in Journal of Mathematics and the Arts, Vol 5 No. 4 pp.185-197, 2010. 'In Easter Ross in Scotland there are a number of Cross slabs with various carvings of knotworks. This paper deals with a specific circular knotwork found on two of the stones origjnally found there, the Hilton of Cadboll and the Nigg stone.... We present a mathematical model for this circular knotwork and variations of it based upon the same mathematical characteristics'. 17 bound pages.

TitleCircular Knotworks Consisting of Pattern No. 295 : A Mathematical Approach

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Year of publication2010

Dimensions17 x black and white printed paper

IGKT Resources box, item 10

Article with black and white photos and drawings, originally published in Journal of Mathematics and the Arts, Vol 5 No. 4 pp.185-197, 2010. 'In Easter Ross in Scotland there are a number of Cross slabs with various carvings of knotworks. This paper deals with a specific circular knotwork found on two of the stones origjnally found there, the Hilton of Cadboll and the Nigg stone.... We present a mathematical model for this circular knotwork and variations of it based upon the same mathematical characteristics'. 17 bound pages.