- "orisue" (折据), "orimono" (折物), "tatamigami" (畳紙) and others.
Distinct paperfolding traditions arose in Europe, China, and ****an
which have been well-do****ented...
- be used as a
definition of a
paperfolding sequence. A
paperfolding sequence is not
ultimately periodic. A
paperfolding sequence is 2-automatic if and...
-
celebration of
Shinto weddings to
represent the
bride and groom, so
ceremonial paperfolding had
probably already become a
significant aspect of ****anese ceremony...
-
Fellowship by the
Academy of
Magical Arts in 2013. Neale's
books on
magic and
paperfolding include: Origami,
Plain and
Simple (with Tom Hull, St. Martin's Press...
-
Fabulous Paperfolds You Can Make in Just 10 Steps! (2009) is his
second book on origami.
Origami Odyssey: A
Journey to the Edge of
Paperfolding (2011) is...
-
Cellar / The Pepperpot",
David Mitc****'s
Origami Heaven: The
Public Paperfolding History Project,
retrieved 2023-07-30 Iona and
Peter Opie (1959), The...
- Ehrenfeucht–Mycielski sequence,
Fibonacci word,
Kolakoski sequence,
regular paperfolding sequence, Rudin–Shapiro sequence, and Thue–Morse sequence. On most operating...
- [Paper Magic]. But
without more,
paperfolding might still have
withered and
relapsed into
obscurity once more.
Paperfolding required someone with the energy...
- wrappers.
Flexagon Lill's
method Napkin folding problem Map
folding Regular paperfolding sequence (for example, the
dragon curve) Hull,
Thomas C. (2011). "Solving...
- the
nanoscale Origami (magic trick), a
stage illusion with a ****anese
paperfolding theme Project Origami, an
early codename for Microsoft's Ultra-Mobile...
