Mathematics and culture of Kyoto Patterns and Group theory Naoki Ohta.

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Mathematics and culture of Kyoto Patterns and Group theory Naoki Ohta

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Mathematics and culture of Kyoto

Patterns and Group theory

Naoki Ohta

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1.About roofing tiles in Kyoto

2.About kimonos and patterns in Mannpukuji temple

3.About relation between patterns and group theory

Contents

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Japanese roofing tile

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Tiles on the roof

Tiles on the roof protect a house from rain, wind and fire.

Some patterns are on these tiles.

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The tile of 1300 years ago

Other tiles on the roof

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In Shrine and Temple

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Houryuji temple in Nara

Glide reflection along the centerline

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On kimono

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1. Rectangle patterns.How many kinds of rectangle patterns are there?

Kinds of Rectangle patterns are five patterns.

But I can’t find this pattern in Kyoto.

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2. Strip pattern.How many kinds of strip patterns are there?Kinds of strip pattern are seven patterns.

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4. I can’t find the pattern in Kyoto which has rotation by 180 with pole on the centerline.

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Conclusion

Traditional culture in Kyoto include Mathematics!

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Thank you