1.2K reactions · 62 shares | A Lissajous curve is a mathematical curve that describes the motion of a point undergoing two perpendicular oscillations. It's named after French mathematician Jules Antoine Lissajous, who studied these curves in the 19th century. #iit #jee #physics #mathematics #akash1classes #akadhprajapati #viralreels @akash.1prajapati | Akash 1 Classes | Facebook

269K views · 1.5K reactions | Lissajous curve table. Best geometry gif ever. | Meme for mathematicians | Facebook

Lissajous Roller https://www.physicsfunshop.com/search?keywords=roller When viewing this 3D printed object from the side one sees a projection of a 3:2 Lissajous curve, but the object is actually cylindrical in frame and can roll towards or away from the viewer. When in motion a “dual axis illusion” is produced where the object appears to be rotating about a vertical axis. Invented by Bill Gosper and produced by Pyrigan & Co. ➡️ Follow the link above for information on where to get this and othe

Lissajous Love - We created this animation to showcase the beautiful patterns of a Lissajous curve — a path formed when two waves move at right angles with different speeds and rhythms. As they interact, they trace out elegant loops, swirls, and figure-eight shapes that repeat in perfect harmony. Lissajous curves are more than just pretty lines — they reveal the hidden patterns behind motion, music, and even light. In this video, we bring these curves to life, showing how simple math can create

17K views · 935 reactions | “Space-time tells matter how to move; matter tells space-time how to curve.” – John Archibald Wheeler Animation: Spherical Lissajous Curves #robertedwardgrant | Robert Edward Grant | Facebook