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Welsh mathematician walks in cyberspace
2000
Proceedings of the third international conference on Collaborative virtual environments - CVE '00
This talk examines some models of 'space' and things in space drawing from diverse areas: mathematics (my first love), architecture, cognition as well as those developed specifically for VR; and shows how these impact and inform virtual space. Also important is the human geography of virtual space and the Internet which has been particularly important to me recently with my company hat on -mapping the interrelationships between communities of users and service providers in the Internet (we call
doi:10.1145/351006.351007
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