Stereographic Projection of a 4D Clifford Torus
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The Demonstration rotates the stereographic projection of a 4D Clifford torus (or square torus), defined by the points 
. Every point on this hypersurface is at the same distance from the origin.
Contributed by: Gerard Balmens (November 2012)
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Published: November 29 2012
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