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Volume 32, Number 1, pages 083-090 (2021)
https://doi.org/10.26830/symmetry_2021_1_083
THE GLASSWORKS OF PLANET “CUBOCTAHEDRON”
Koya Chehlarova*
* Sofia Theatre, 23A Boulevard Yanko Sakazov, Sofia, 1504, Bulgaria.
E-mail: koy4e6@gmail.com
Abstract: Two glassworks are presented, the creation of which uses a semi-regular solid cuboctahedron. The technologies of their creation are described: blowing glass in a wooden mould and blowing glass in a metal mould. The mathematical foundations for creating the two moulds are described.
Keywords: glasswork, cuboctahedron, symmetry, digital competence, mathematics and art, STEAM.MSC 2010: 97M80
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