Borsk-Ulam theorem
- Yuki
- Jul 24
- 1 min read
There are always two points on Earth that are diametrically opposed to each other where the temperature and atmospheric pressure are the same.
Even if the external form is asymmetrical, the antipodal points on either side of the center of the building share the same environmental conditions.
Despite its asymmetrical shape, the hall offers the same experience at its antipodal points.
The ends of the straight line passing through the golden central point are antipodal points.
The theorem that light, temperature, and sound have the same values at opposite points is illustrated in cross-section.
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