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Generating a maze using a depth-first search algorithm
The Math Kid
A collection of mathematical fascinations, not strictly limited to the subject itself but also people's interactions and interpretations. My curiosity for the subject is infinite, but I try to stay away from the sciences. The thrill lies in the purity, not the application.
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Reblogged from taylor has a [tumblr]
Four elementary operation tables arranged in a pinwheel format
By Magaret Kepner
Reblogged from Pictures of Math
John Conway’s Game of Life is a cellular automaton in which randomized cells evolve according to a fixed set of rules. Usually this evolution appears as an animation, here we see the evolution through time in a still image, with height from top to bottom corresponding to subsequent generations of cells.
Reblogged from Neon Pi
Mathematicians Solve Minimum Sudoku Problem
Sudoku fanatics have long claimed that the smallest number of starting clues a puzzle can contain is 17. Now a year-long calculation proves there are no 16-clue puzzles
Reblogged from People call me Asauce
Wooden binary adding machine that uses marbles.
Quick sort algorithm
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Recreational mathematician and aspiring teacher. Grew up a math nerd and consider the subject a major part of my identity. Fascinated by just about everything. Here's hoping this blog will open me up to some more creative outlets. That might be good for me at this juncture in my life :)
