Crystal Symmetry: Axial Classes and Platonic Solids
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This lecture introduces the symmetry of crystals, focusing on the seven types of axial crystal classes and their international symbols. It also covers the five Platonic solids and the stereographic projection used to image space groups.
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Explores misinterpretations of Platonic solids and their correspondence with elements, emphasizing the importance of rigor in mathematical integration into architectural culture.
