Humiaki Huzita

Humiaki Huzita (Japanese: 藤田文章, Hepburn romanization: Fujita Fumiaki, 1924 – 26 March 2005) was a Japanese-Italian mathematician and origami artist. He was born in Japan, emigrating to Italy to study nuclear physics at the University of Padua. He is best known for formulating the first six Huzita–Hatori axioms, which described the mathematics of paper folding to solve geometric construction problems.

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Mathematics of paper folding
Flat folding	Big-little-big lemma Crease pattern Huzita–Hatori axioms Kawasaki's theorem Maekawa's theorem Map folding Napkin folding problem Pureland origami Yoshizawa–Randlett system
Strip folding	Dragon curve Flexagon Möbius strip Regular paperfolding sequence
3d structures	Miura fold Modular origami Paper bag problem Rigid origami Sonobe
Polyhedra	Alexandrov's uniqueness theorem Flexible polyhedron (Bricard octahedron, Steffen's polyhedron) Net Star unfolding
Miscellaneous	Fold-and-cut theorem Lill's method
Publications	Geometric Exercises in Paper Folding Geometric Folding Algorithms A History of Folding in Mathematics Origami Polyhedra Design
People	Margherita Piazzola Beloch Erik Demaine Martin Demaine Britney Gallivan Rona Gurkewitz David A. Huffman Tom Hull Kôdi Husimi Humiaki Huzita Toshikazu Kawasaki Robert J. Lang Anna Lubiw Jun Maekawa Joseph O'Rourke