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Tessellatable Numbers up to 2100, with corresponding Gaussian and Loeschian Number Pairs
The following tables, which should appeal to your inner nerd and might even be USEFUL, pick out which integers N in the range 1 to 2100 are of the form a²+b² and/or of the form e²+ef+f². The first category are … Continue reading
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Tagged Argand Diagram, Eisenstein, Eisenstein Prime, Gaussian, Gaussian prime, Loeschian, Pairs of squares, pythagorean triple, Tessellatable
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Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss – ein Geburtstagsgruß – A Birthday Tessellation for April 30th.
According to Wikepedia, Chapter m Verse n among the mathematical achievements of Carl Friedrich Gauss was the calculation of his own birthdate, by a process akin to calculating the date of Easter for a given year, which process many of … Continue reading