Attempted to make a 3D photo of my basket of apples.

It's not perfect, but I think it worked!!

Cross your eyes/let them defocus like you're doing a magic eye puzzle, and you should be able to see the apples in 3 dimensions.

#apples #crossview #magiceye #threedimensions #3D #parallelview

33-year-old mathematician Wang Hong from the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences (CIMS-NYU) has proved the century-old Kakeya conjecture in three dimensions with collaborator Joshua Zahl!

The problem is rooted in the question: what's the smallest area that an infinitely thin needle can sweep out if it has to be turned to point in every possible direction?

News:
[1] https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3300958/chinese-maths-star-wang-hong-solves-infamous-geometry-problem
[2] https://english.jagran.com/world/chinese-student-wang-hong-cracked-an-impossible-geometry-puzzle-that-stumped-mathematicians-for-over-a-century-10221886

2023 piece from Quanta Magazine on their earlier progress on the problem:
https://www.quantamagazine.org/new-proof-threads-the-needle-on-a-sticky-geometry-problem-20230711/

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#WangHong #CIMS #NYU #JoshuaZahl #Kakeya #KakeyaConjecture #ThreeDimensions #Needle #Geometry #QuantaMagazine #Conjecture #AdvancingMaths #Maths #Mathematics #CenturyOld #Tao #TerenceTao

Chinese maths star Wang Hong solves ‘infamous’ geometry problem

It’s seen as significant progress in geometric measure theory, and she could be in the running for a Fields Medal.

South China Morning Post
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