The Chinese Remainder Clock
Discover and learn about the Chinese Remainder Theorem using clocks.
Discover and learn about the Chinese Remainder Theorem using clocks.
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Heptagone avec un noyau
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Au sujet des polygones réguliers
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I am adding a single PDF file, containing ready to print postcards (recto/verso). Free to use, as is.
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Nested trig functions mapped onto HSL space then drawn on a WebGL canvas.
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Through the observation of tile patterns and the identification of the isometries involved in their composition, we intend to illustrate the natural connections between geometry and art and to provide a stimulating approach to isometries of the plane.
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How does a mathematician draw Saturn?
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The Mandelbox is a mathematical object that was first presented by Tom Lowe (aka Tglad) early in 2010. A large part of my artistic work of the past 10 years is based on the Mandelbox and its derivatives. In the following some of my images - among them internationally published classics - for the first time here in print resolution and with parameter files for the software Mandelbulber 2.
A software to run around on the plane tesselated by the fundamental polygon of the torus or the Klein bottle. This is a alpha-version, feel free to improve it or use parts of the code to build your own!
A simple software to create “weighted Voronoi” or “Dirichlet” diagrams. Simple to use: Click to make a point, click again to start spread of colors, click again to stop spreading. Click on the “All” Button to start or stop all spreadings.