This also should have an example.
By real life we can assume something from chemistry like sugars, DNA. Then
human body (is it chiral?)
Anything from nuclear physics, from astronomy?

Comment #2: Re: mupli e'o

Curtis W Franks (Fri Jun 5 05:09:01 2015)

gleki wrote: > This also should have an example. > By real life we can assume something from chemistry like sugars, DNA. Then > human body (is it chiral?) > Anything from nuclear physics, from astronomy? The human body is chiral. Anything with a helicity is chiral (with a well-defined chirality in a given frame of reference), which would include stars and quantum particles. Certain polyominoes are chiral, as well as dice.

Comment #3: Re: mupli e'o

Curtis W Franks (Mon Jun 8 19:32:38 2015)

gleki wrote: > This also should have an example. > By real life we can assume something from chemistry like sugars, DNA. Then > human body (is it chiral?) > Anything from nuclear physics, from astronomy? Oh, toilet paper rolls confined to travel linearly in only one dimension (such as along a wire or spindle) are chiral. As are some knots and rotary combination (really: permutation) locks in three dimensions.

Comment #4: Re: mupli e'o gleki (Tue Jun 9 06:39:45 2015) krtisfranks wrote: > gleki wrote: > > This also should have an example. > > By real life we can assume something from chemistry like sugars, DNA. > Then > > human body (is it chiral?) > > Anything from nuclear physics, from astronomy? > > Oh, toilet paper rolls confined to travel linearly in only one dimension > (such as along a wire or spindle) are chiral. As are some knots and rotary > combination (really: permutation) locks in three dimensions. by examples i mean filling all the places with some other than zo'e or "la ..." Comment #5: Re: mupli e'o Curtis W Franks (Tue Jun 9 19:55:01 2015) gleki wrote: > krtisfranks wrote: > > gleki wrote: > > > This also should have an example. > > > By real life we can assume something from chemistry like sugars, DNA. > > Then > > > human body (is it chiral?) > > > Anything from nuclear physics, from astronomy? > > > > Oh, toilet paper rolls confined to travel linearly in only one dimension > > (such as along a wire or spindle) are chiral. As are some knots and > rotary > > combination (really: permutation) locks in three dimensions. > > > by examples i mean filling all the places with some other than zo'e or > "la ..." lo natsi ci'ai sinxrmanji cu xansa le farna be lo dutso la'e zoi glico. right-hand rule .glico la'e zoi glico. two-dimensional Euclidean space .glico