Mathematical Models
Subtitle: "Cracking the Enigma of Disco Balls" by Sofia the Sudden Onset Disco Theorist
Next: Discrete Math for Disco DanceSofia, the renowned Disco Theorist, is an expert in the unorthodox application of mathematical models to the study of disco balls.
Her groundbreaking work on the fractal geometry of disco reflections and the probability distribution of polyester suits has been widely acclaimed.
However, her sudden onset of disco fever in 1977 has left many in the academic community questioning her credibility.
Read: Criticisms of Sofia's Sudden Disco EpisodeThe committee is proud to present Sofia's latest research paper, "Mathematical Models of Disco Ball Reflections" in the proceedings of the 1978 International Conference on Disco Mathematics.
// Sofia's Sudden Onset Disco Theorist's Model
// of Disco Ball Reflections
// Version 1.0
// Last updated 1978-02-15
// by Sofia the Sudden Onset Disco Theorist
// Email: sofia.discotheorist@disco.math
// Introduction
// This model simulates the reflections of a disco ball in a 3D space.
// Parameters:
// r: radius of the disco ball
// n: number of reflections
// Variables:
// x, y, z: coordinates of the reflection point
// // Reflection Formula
// x' = 2 * x - r
// y' = 2 * y - r
// z' = 2 * z - r
// Return: x', y', z'
// End of model
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