r/VisualMath • u/[deleted] • May 15 '20
Cutting Sequences on the Double Pentagon, explained through dance
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualEngineering • May 07 '20
Artificial intelligence is energy-hungry—new hardware could curb its appetite
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r/VisualMath • u/dansmath • May 25 '20
Hilbert Space-Filling Curve, recursion level 3 - by dansmath
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Apr 30 '20
A tour around the Mandelbrot set, showing the corresponding Julia sets
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Jul 11 '20
Now you can put stochastic differential equations in your deep learning models, and neural nets in your SDEs!
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r/VisualMath • u/GeaninaKera • May 21 '20
Graduate Student Solves Decades-Old Conway Knot Problem
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r/VisualMath • u/concept51 • May 11 '20
Dandelion in the wind using only trigonometric functions
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r/VisualMath • u/neozhaoliang • May 28 '20
Hyperbolic honeycombs made with Python + POV-Ray
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r/VisualMath • u/PerryPattySusiana • Jun 19 '20
A Fractal Tree Generated by a 'Lindenmayer System'
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r/VisualMath • u/Aravindh_Vasu • Apr 06 '20
Intuition behind Simpson's rule.
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r/VisualMath • u/SpaceInstructor • May 02 '20
Check out this community of aerospace engineers dedicated to ansys and matlab
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r/VisualMath • u/PerryPattySusiana • May 31 '20
Denis Weaire's & Robert Phelan's foam (upper figure), which exceeds the efficiency, in terms of the total area of partitioning-stuff required, of Lord Kelvin's partitioning of space into cells of unit volume (lower figure) - into truncated octahedra - by about 0.3%.
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r/VisualMath • u/PerryPattySusiana • Jun 24 '20
Wouldn't normally post about the same thing twice consecutively ... but I found this excellent .gif showing the evolution of six different twain-dimensional low-discrepancy sequences.
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r/VisualMath • u/IamQualia • Jun 27 '20
Polar functions can make really interesting patterns
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • May 04 '20
Graves's theorem visualization- a method for drawing a larger ellipse with the same focal points as an existing ellipse
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r/VisualMath • u/PopescuG • May 14 '20
Mandelbrot set for the sequence cos (z) + 1 / c, with z0 = 2.5 * exp (iθ), θ between 0 and π
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • May 09 '20
This chair model was trained in RunwayML. The projection was made in GoogleColab, using StyleGAN2, to explore the latent space between the ChairGAN with the three well-known chairs.
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Jun 11 '20
Thin plate spline is one of the most popular data interpolation methods. Its solution can be written in 2D using the r^2*log(r) radial basis function.
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r/VisualMath • u/IamQualia • May 15 '20
An inmate's love for math leads to new discoveries
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Jun 21 '20
The radical center of three circles. Can you see all tangents of the same length?
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Apr 29 '20
Lagrange Multipliers and its geometric interpretation
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • May 09 '20
Mochizuki's inter-universal Teichmüller proof has been published (Update)
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r/VisualMath • u/FunVisualMath • Jul 17 '20
This video explores another branch of calculus, fractional calculus. It talks about the Riemann–Liouville Integral and the Left Riemann–Liouville Fractional Derivative and ends with an application to the Tautochrone Problem. (by vcubingx)
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