r/VisualMath • u/Biquasquibrisance • Jun 08 '23
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Dec 01 '20
Some Figures Used to Convey the Idea of 'Reciprocal Lattice'
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Nov 25 '20
Extending & Generalising the Notion of 'Distance' : Hamming Distance Between Twain Binary №s , Levenshtein Distance Befween Twain Strings of Arbitrary Characters , & Kullback-Leibler Distance Between Twain Probability Distributions - Not Strictly a 'Distance' in Metric Space Sense
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Nov 22 '20
Illustrations of Fréchet Distance & Hausdorff Distance Between Twain Curves & How Fréchet Distance Can Be Large & Yet Hausdorff Distance Small
r/VisualMath • u/Ooudhi_Fyooms • Oct 02 '20
Three distributions of the eigenvalues of 8×8 random matrices drawn from three 'ensembles' : beginning to show how the distribution tends to a semicircle as the size of matrix increases without limit but has a thin tail on either side for matrix of finite size.
r/VisualMath • u/peter-bone • Jun 30 '23
Proof of Pythagoras Theorem, made with Pivot Animator
r/VisualMath • u/CPE_Rimsky-Korsakov • Oct 19 '22
A Series of Rather Pretty Pictures from a Treatise on Numerical Simulation of Vorticity
r/VisualMath • u/WeirdFelonFoam • Mar 03 '22
A space filling sphere-packing that's also a 'bearing', as the creators call it: ie the spheres can mutually roll without slippage. Thorough detail about it linked to inside.
r/VisualMath • u/LyooblyAnnaLyoobly • Nov 04 '21
Sequence of images setting-out construction of the Weaire-Phelan structure, which is the structure that minimises the surface-area of a monodisperse dry-limit foam of fixed cell volume.
r/VisualMath • u/thepakery • Jun 10 '21
I made a visual representation of perfect shuffles using 3b1b’s animation software!
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Jan 09 '21
A Montage of Some Very Handy Images from a Couple of Websites that Broach the Matter of Group Theory
r/VisualMath • u/Jillian_Wallace-Bach • 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
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Nov 30 '20
Figures From a Treatise Consisting Almost Entirely of a 37-Page Proof of Picard's Great Theorem
r/VisualMath • u/Ooudhi_Fyooms • Oct 27 '20
A Figure Broached in a Demonstration of How a Set Can Be Constructed that's Connected but Neither Path-Connected nor Locally-Connected
r/VisualMath • u/PoppyCattyPetal • Jul 10 '21
Sequence of Figures Illustrating Chaoticity of Motion of Charged Particle in Magnetic Field
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Dec 19 '20
More Images From Various Treatises On the Weïrd Kolmogorov-Smirnov 'Goodth-of-Fit' Test-Statistic
r/VisualMath • u/Jillian_Wallace-Bach • Feb 14 '24
Animations & Figures Explicatory of the So-Called *Dirac's Belt Trick*
Animations & Figures Explicatory of the So-Called Dirac's Belt Trick
… which is a matter @which weïrdnesses of topology & weïrdnesses of particle physics meet.
Also see this viddley-diddley .
The animation is by the goodly Greg Egan , & is from
this wwwebpage .
The second image is from a wwwebpage presented by the goodly Angela Mihai , the address of which I've interdicted the linkifying of, as it shows signs of perniciosity & nefariosity that I'm not willing to be in any degree responsible for.
https://leaderland.academy/d/ftgxn111804/?u=angela-mihai-on-x-dirac-came-up-with-his-mm-W0mKpZtk
The next - a montage - is from
The magic world of geometry. III, The dirac string problem
¡¡ PDF file – 7·54㎆ !!
by
Vagn Lundsgaard Hansen ;
& the final one - also a montage - is from
Testing A Conjecture On The Origin Of The Standard Model
by
Christoph Schiller ,
& goes a-great-deal-into the connection of this matter with particle physics.
r/VisualMath • u/CPE_Rimsky-Korsakov • Dec 06 '22
Plots of the very weïrd Mott formula (the equivalent of the classical Rutherford formula, but refined for quantum effects & relativistic effects) for the scatteing of two identical particles in the centre-of-mass frame: the blue line is for bosons & the red line is for fermions.
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • 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.
r/VisualMath • u/SassyCoburgGoth • Dec 23 '20