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Can Two Waves Weave an Eye?
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Can two waves weave an eye?
One point follows x = cos t and y = 0.62 sin t · sin(19t/2). The x-coordinate moves the point left and right. In y, the slower sin t narrows the curve to zero at both ends, forming an eye-shaped envelope, while sin(19t/2) adds nineteen alternating half-waves inside it. Their product turns one continuous closed line into a woven pattern.
Artismathic turns equations into visual art—one function at a time.
Music: 'Helium' by TrackTribe
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