Magic Squares, Spheres and Tori

Magic Squares offer partial glimpses of the convex or concave number systems that they represent. Analysed using modular arithmetic, Magic Tori open new perspectives.

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Wednesday, 25 September 2024

Magic Box Cubes, Rubik's Cubes and Twisty Puzzles

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Today, when searching on Internet for "magic cubes," we will most likely be directed towards sites about "Rubik's Cube...

Sunday, 7 December 2014

A Magic Square Tribute to Dürer, 500+ Years After Melencolia I

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Albrecht Dürer's "Melencolia I" contains numerous mathematical and philosophical symbols amongst which we can see a magic sq...

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Sunday, 22 April 2012

A New Census of Fourth-Order Magic Squares

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Since Mr Henry Ernest Dudeney's first article in "The Queen" on the 15th January 1910, (the findings of which he confirmed on...

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