-
Recent Posts
- Putting Australia in the Shade; A Lattice Labyrinth employed to Spectacular Effect
- A Birthday Card for the 1 in 1500 of us born on 29th. February
- March Fools’ Day (Brexit Day) 29th. March 2019
- The Theorem of Trithagoras; Pythagoras is for Squares. The MathsJam 2017 Five-minute Presentation.
- Wirksworth Art and Architecture Trail 2017 – Une Tessellation dédidée a la Cathédrale de Notre-Dame de Die
Recent Comments
Archives
Categories
- Architectural Realisations
- Birthday labyrinths
- Birthyear Labyrinths
- Chinese Labyrinth
- Chinese Labyrinths
- Dart Labyrinths
- Demonstrations
- Diamond Labyrinths
- Diatribes and Politics
- Festival & Event Labyrinths
- Graphic Designs
- Honeycomb Labyrinths
- Japanese Labyrinths
- Mathematics
- National Labyrinths
- Olympic Labyrinths
- Scarthin Labyrinths
- Sepentine Labyrinths
- Serpentine Labyrinths
- Star Labyrinths
- Trefoil Labyrinths
- Uncategorized
- Wedding anniversary Labyrinths
- Windmill Labyrinths
Meta
Tag Archives: Hiroshi Fukuda
Inspired by the Month of June, Square Lattice Labyrinths with Even Separation Parameters
After many blog posts inspired by dates, including the Queen’s Birthday, Christmas Day, the National Days of Argentina, Brazil and Taiwan and the date of my Hip Op, it’s time for some basic tuition – though June, the sixth month, … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese Labyrinth, Japanese Labyrinths, Scarthin Labyrinths, Windmill Labyrinths
Tagged Boat Inn, Cromford Dam, F.D.Hobbes, Hiroshi Fukuda, Janus Kolbuszewski, Polyominoes, Scarthin Book, Seated one day at the laptop, Seated one day at the organ, St John's College Cambridge
Leave a comment