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Does anyone here know of any lengthy texts on the subject? I have been hard-pressed to find anything past the fact that the nth row can be used to construct an (n-2)-dimension simplex.
This discussion centers on the relationship between Pascal's Triangle and geometry, specifically how the nth row of Pascal's Triangle can be utilized to construct an (n-2)-dimensional simplex. Participants express difficulty in finding comprehensive texts on the subject, with references provided to resources such as the Math Forum and a PDF from Cambridge University detailing Pascal's treatment of the arithmetic triangle, which likely covers geometric implications.
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