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Möbius|ˈmøːbɪəs|
Also Moebius.
The name of August Ferdinand Möbius (1790-1868), German mathematician, used, chiefly in Möbius band, Möbius strip, to designate a surface having only one side and one edge, formed by twisting one end of a rectangular strip through 180 degrees and joining it to the other end.
1904E. R. Hedrick tr. Goursat's Course in Math. Analysis I. 546 Möbius' strip. 1941Courant & Robbins What is Math.? v. 260 If the Moebius strip is cut along this [center] line..we find that it remains in one piece. 1950Möbius band [see Klein bottle]. 1960F. Land Lang. Math. xi. 171 We have in the Moebius strip the strange object which consists of one continuous surface bounded by one continuous curve. 1965Möbius strip [see Klein bottle]. 1970New Yorker 28 Nov. 58/3 Barbara, taking a pair of scissors..turned the clipping on fragrant Christmas gifts into a Möbius strip. 1974Times 10 Sept. 14/8 If the curtain at Covent Garden three weeks hence goes up on yet another ring, circle, hoop, saucer, dish or Möbius band I shall be heard to blow my nose in an ominous falling figure..which..betokens Doom. |