B Interactive visualization of the Hopf fibration

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Recently I made an interactive visualization of the Hopf fibration.
I posted this visualization on https://github.com/vlad0007/HopfFibration
Visualization is carried out using quantum rotations on a Riemann-Bloch sphere.

The short video shows the use of the visualization program.
 

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