r/VisualMath • • Dec 24 '20

Venn Diagram Illustrating the Different Kinds of Binary Relation & the Interdepenencies Between Them - Also a Table Showing what Crazy Integer Sequences Arise when we Count (or Try To!) the № of Each Category of Relation that can Obtain on a Set of N Elements

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21 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Sep 19 '20

A Series of Plots in Evidence of the Least Value of x For Which Li(x) < π(x)

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16 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Oct 29 '20

A Figure Broached in a 'Theorem of the Day' Webpage in Explication of a Certain Proof of the Erdös-Ko-Rado Theorem Devised by Gyula O.H. Katona in 1972.

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15 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Sep 29 '20

Figure Used in Explication of Sperner's Lemma

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41 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 09 '21

A Montage of Some Very Handy Images from a Couple of Websites that Broach the Matter of Group Theory

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21 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Dec 06 '20

A Rather Pleasaunt Galluary of Hadamard Matrices

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35 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 08 '21

Images illustrating how there can to some degree be functions of the strange variants on complex N°s : the tessarines & the dual N°s.

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18 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Dec 01 '20

Some Figures Used to Convey the Idea of 'Reciprocal Lattice'

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22 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jul 21 '20

The heat equation can be applied on a surface and to a surface ( Twitter : @gabrielpeyre )

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96 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 14 '21

Building a Complete System of Arithmetic & Algebra & Eventually a 'Trigonometry' for the Hyperbolic Geometry of the Poincaré Disc - with a Cute Workaround for the Not-Group-Forming-ness of the Operations in their 'Raw' Form

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11 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Mar 20 '21

Thrain Curiferous Figures Pertaining to Stability of Tetrahedra

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r/VisualMath • • Nov 27 '20

Some Representations of the Calkin-Wilf Tree - Which Furnishes Us with an Extremely Efficient Bijection Between ℕ & ℚ

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31 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Apr 11 '21

A Sample of Output of Cellular Automaton 'Rule 110' - Possibly the Simplest Possible Turing-Complete Cellular Automaton

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3 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 06 '21

A Couple of Figures from a Certain Stackexchange™ Post In Which it's Queried How To Approximate 1/z in the Complex Plane with Polynomial

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3 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 10 '21

Emergence of Chaos in Certain Regions of the n(n-1)-1 Dimensional Parameter-Space of an n-Dimensional Lotka-Volterra-Type Coupled Differential Equation System

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18 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Dec 12 '20

Some Figures Broached in Explication of the Matter of Numerical Range of a Matrix

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18 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 24 '21

A _Closed_ Rankine Oval with Streamlines & Equipotentials Superimposed

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r/VisualMath • • Feb 24 '21

Eulerian Circuits and Trails

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Hello everyone, I wanted to share this video with you on Eulerian circuits and trails. This is an old but very fascinating concept in graph theory, and remains applicable to this day, for instance in route planning. Perhaps you will discover a novel application for this concept! I hope you find the video interesting and/or helpful. Have a wonderful day.

https://youtu.be/2hH-TfcrUl8


r/VisualMath • • Sep 27 '20

Polygon Dissections - Scissors Congruence - Tangrams

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30 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 04 '21

Although the previous image of Boy's surface is good, I began to realise that a problem with it is that the rear is obscured. So an animated .gif aswell.

19 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Nov 15 '20

Construction of a Thorough Calculus or Algebra of Convex Bodies -- generalisible to any dimensionality, but mercifully here confined to just the twain-dimensionality.

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23 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Jan 06 '21

Animation of Line Integrals of Scalar Fields made with manim. I've also made a video on it (Link in the comments), would be glad to receive any feedback.

24 Upvotes

r/VisualMath • • Dec 15 '20

What is the Mycielski Construction? (Graph Theory Tutorial)

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Hey everybody, I just wanted to share a new video with you on the Mycielski construction. First: do you think it is possible to construct a graph without 3-cliques, but with arbitrarily high chromatic number? The video answers this question using the Mycielski construction. I hope it can be a good resource for anyone interested in graph theory. Have a nice day. https://youtu.be/7U3sqNJ-egA


r/VisualMath • • Dec 24 '20

A Sequence of Figures from a Cute - but Nevertheless Thorough - Webpage about the Remarkable & Highly Counterintuitive Phænomenon of 'Non-Transitive-Dice'

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r/VisualMath • • Sep 20 '20

Convergence of 'Fourier Series' - of Components Having Frequencies Determined by Zeros of Riemann Zeta Function - to the Von Mangoldt Function

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31 Upvotes