The Mathematics Made Visible

Every image below is produced by the SGDL system — space-filling curves, Hamiltonian paths, stencil buffers, and boustrophedonic art. These are not renders from traditional 3D engines; they are the direct visual output of integer arithmetic operating on volumetric space.

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Space-Filling Curves on Surfaces

Gray Metacurves (MCG) applied to parametric surfaces. Each curve visits every grid cell exactly once, with consecutive points differing by one coordinate unit — the Gray property. Rendered as 3D tubes tracing the boustrophedonic path.

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Hamiltonian Paths

A single continuous path visiting every vertex of a discretised surface exactly once and returning to the start. The CD0uwL algorithm adapts for each surface topology.

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Stencil Buffers

Density-field clipping on toroidal surfaces using the arithmétique des densités. Generator functions (sinusoidal, nautilus, laminar, parabolic) create periodic filtering via the DLrmd modulo operator.

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Space-Filling Curves

Standalone curves operating on discrete grids — the pure mathematical objects. Each curve satisfies the Gray property: consecutive points differ by exactly one coordinate unit.

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glTF Exports

SFC models exported to glTF format — each exporter version represents a different stage of the pipeline, from wireframe to physically-based materials.

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Visual outputs

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Integer arithmetic

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Floating-point operations