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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 29 2008 | math, graph theory, graphics, processing
    Graph Relaxation

    One of my first stabs at the Processing language. An animated demo of graph relaxation. Actually kind of entertaining if I do say so myself.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 02 2007 | blogs, math, arithmetic, mathematica, excel
    Wolfram Blog: Arithmetic Is Hard--To Get Right

    Excel Bugs and the intricacies in doing arithmetic efficiently and correctly. We normally take all this for granted but there's much more going on behind the scenes (especially in Mathemtica) to ensure correct arithmetic.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 30 2007 | images, math, polytopes
    Jenn 3d

    Cool 3D projections of 4D polytopes

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 15 2007 | math, mathematica
    Complete 65 node graph drawing

    Probably the only place you'll see a complete K65 graph anytime soon.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 27 2007 | video, math
    Thumbnailclick to play

    Really nice demo of how something that seems like a bunch of totally unrelated ideas can actually just be versions of one central idea if viewed properly.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 18 2007 | Games, strategy, math
    MindSports Home

    Interesting strategy games which you can play against others.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 14 2007 | games, game, art, math, logic
    Logic Mazes

    Really interesting twists on mazes

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 12 2007 | Riemann, math

    Wow - a respected mathematician believes he has a DISPROOF of the Riemann Hypothesis! I'm surprised I hadn't heard about this earlier. As far as I can see, the jury is still out on this, but it would be a huge shakeup in the mathematical world if this turned out to be correct. Riemann's hypothesis is the basis for lots of other mathematical results and it's truth has been taken as a given for a long time.

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2007 | math, combinatorics
    SET� Card Game

    Redotted from Mike

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    0 starsdarrellp | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 12 2007 | math, fraction, continued fraction
    Continued fraction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Hey Mike - here's what you were asking about. I should have remembered this algorithm. It's pretty much just defined as "what has to be".

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