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The goal of this post is to use prime numbers to make interesting and asymmetric graphics, and to do so in the context of the web design language CSS. Number Patterns For the longest time numbers have fascinated mathematicians and laymen alike. Patterns in numbers are decidedly simple to recognize, and the proofs of these patterns range from trivially elegant to Fields Medal worthy. Here's an example of a simple one that computer science geeks will love: |
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drhayes.io
The personal site of David Hayes. |
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webrocker.de
Gruß von der #TagesLichtRunde... |
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www.jeremykun.com
We present a video on Möbius transformations and the geometry of the sphere. Anyone who has taken or will take complex analysis (that means you engineers!) should watch this. It shows not only the beautiful correspondence between the two, but it reveals the intuition behind a lot of complex analysis, when more often than not a student is left in the dust of rigorous formulas. In short, this is a proof without words that the Möbius transformations are in correspondence with rigid motions of the unit sphere in $ \mathbb{R}^3$. |
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