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Brian Hayes has very nice articlevery nice article (Wayback Machine) about the volume of the n-ball in the current issue of American Scientist (Nov 2011). In particular, he discusses the surprising fact that the maximum volume occurs at $n=5$.
Brian Hayes has very nice article about the volume of the n-ball in the current issue of American Scientist (Nov 2011). In particular, he discusses the surprising fact that the maximum volume occurs at $n=5$.
Brian Hayes has very nice article (Wayback Machine) about the volume of the n-ball in the current issue of American Scientist (Nov 2011). In particular, he discusses the surprising fact that the maximum volume occurs at $n=5$.
Brian Hayes has very nice article about the volume of the n-ball in the current issue of American Scientist (Nov 2011). In particular, he discusses the surprising fact that the maximum volume occurs at $n=5$.
