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Differences of the Union of Two Arithmetic Progressions and Christoffel PathsDiscrepancy ConjectureTwo Enumerations of the RationalsLoeschian SpheresPermutations, Lehmer Code, and Lexicographic Index
Differences of the Union of Two Arithmetic Progressions and Christoffel Paths
Discrepancy Conjecture
Two Enumerations of the Rationals
Loeschian Spheres
Permutations, Lehmer Code, and Lexicographic Index
Fibonacci TimeThe Lucas Magic SquareComplex Quadratic ResiduesVisible Lattice Points and Approximations to PiPowerMod Is Eventually Periodic
Fibonacci Time
The Lucas Magic Square
Complex Quadratic Residues
Visible Lattice Points and Approximations to Pi
PowerMod Is Eventually Periodic
Visualizing the Collatz Conjecture and Some VariantsBenford's Law and Data SpreadThe Riemann Zeta Function in Four DimensionsIterating the Collatz Map on Real and Complex NumbersAbacus
Visualizing the Collatz Conjecture and Some Variants
Benford's Law and Data Spread
The Riemann Zeta Function in Four Dimensions
Iterating the Collatz Map on Real and Complex Numbers
Abacus
The Cantor Sequence with BitsSolutions of Fermat's EquationComplex Branching of Inverse Monomial Mappings from Lissajous FiguresFrobenius Equation in Two VariablesThe Music of Mathematical Constants
The Cantor Sequence with Bits
Solutions of Fermat's Equation
Complex Branching of Inverse Monomial Mappings from Lissajous Figures
Frobenius Equation in Two Variables
The Music of Mathematical Constants

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