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maihudson:Animated GIFs (700 x 700)Mathematica code:Dashboard[z_] := RGBColor[54/255, 70/255, 93/255

Sed in schola media amicitiam cum mathematica facere diligenter conatura sum.But I’m gonna try

maihudson:Image data courtesy of Marina Abramovic and Sean Kelly Gallery, NYMathematica code:MA = Im

intothecontinuum:Mathematica code:P[A_, f_, w_, h_, M_, Y_, t_] := Plot[Table[ A*Sin[f*x + t + n*2 P

On July 5th, 1687, Sir Isaac Newton published Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Mathemati

intothecontinuum:Mathematica code:Tile[k_, rx_, ry_, x_, y_, r_] := Table[Translate[ Rotate[{Absolut

mathematica:she’s beauty, she’s grace

intothecontinuum: Mathematica code:Rot80 = Table[ Table[ RotationTransform[a, {1, 1, 0}, {0, 0, 0}

sndg: intothecontinuum: Mathematica code: Circles[Ccolor_, BGcolor_, X_, Y_, s_, r_, IS_] := Graph

maihudson: This animated GIF is 20 frames long and takes 2 seconds to repeat itself, but if you pick

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comedycentral:Mathematical news, everyone! This week’s brand new episode of Futurama features a spec

Bion, N. (Nicolas), 1652-1733. The construction and principal uses of mathematical instruments, 1723

Cats Cradle illustrations - Mathematical recreations and essays - Walter William Rouse - 1920 - via

sixpenceee:Sacred Geometry is the belief that geometry and mathematical ratios, harmonics and propor

sci-universe:I like simplicity and so does Marlon, who illustrates simple mathematical concepts. The

Mathematical object, 1934-1936Man Ray

Whspaceg-rl:The Drake equation is a mathematical equation used to estimate the number of detectable 

talesfromweirdland:Search engine Google got its name from the mathematical number, googolplex. But w

Tycho Brahe and the Mathematical Duel,In the 16th century the Danish scientist Tycho Brahe was consi

Search engine Google got its name from the mathematical number, googolplex. But where did “googolple

Dean Ellis cover art for the 1965 mathematics book, One. Two, Three…Infinity.

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