Mathematicians have discovered a new class of shape called 'soft cells' that have curved edges and can tile in both two and three dimensions. These shapes, which are abundant in the natural world, are a departure from the traditional mathematical solutions for tiling. The researchers from Budapest University of Technology found that these soft cells smoothly deform into tiles and have a strong connection to nature.
This discovery highlights the intersection between theoretical mathematics and the real world
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