Stephanie Piper is not mentioned in this video, but she is cited in Video_04. We would like to thank her here, though, for finding and citing these videos by Alan Schoen: 'Shapes of Soap Films': Triply-Periodic Minimal Surfaces (Alan H. Schoen) parts 1 through 4:
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