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I'm Martin, from the UK, and I make mathematical art.
(mostly animations, almost always using @Desmos, and frequently inspired by the wonderful mathematical community on Twitter)
#artvsartist
My daughter and I have been thoroughly enjoying Uncharted with @FryRsquared. Complex and intriguing subject matter expertly distilled into 15-minute chunks, each one linking data and graphs to the human stories behind them.
bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/m001q…
Square of squares
desmos.com/calculator/kbxara…
(Based on this, by @beesandbombs: xitter.cf/beesandbombs/status/16…)
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Replying to @GHSMaths
Hi! do you know who made this? I tried reverse searching on google images and found you instead. But can't seem to find this particular animation anywhere (I found this on 9gag months ago so can't trace the source anymore)
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Replying to @ilarrosac
You knew it and you forgot to tell me ! :)
I made an animation in @GHSMaths style to illustrate the hinged dissection.
xitter.cf/panlepan/status/158215…
When the small squares are all congruent and the large squares are √(2+√2) times bigger, you get this pentagon. Four copies make a hinged dissection (square ⇆ regular octagon).
#MathGIF w/ @geogebra geogebra.org/m/p6zwuuep
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I was a bit surprised that you can post a Pringle through a letterbox-
because twisting straight lines trace out the hyperbolic paraboloid Pringle shape
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We are unbelievably excited to announce the winners of the ✨2021 Desmos Global Art Contest!✨ Explore all finalists and winners at desmos.com/art. Thank you to all who participated. 💚 We were blown away by the creativity and originality of this year's submissions!!!
If anybody fancies supporting my Lego creation, posted on my (rarely used) other account, your vote would be much appreciated!
My Lego Taskmaster House and Studio is (finally) on Lego Ideas. Please vote here to help make the set a reality: ideas.lego.com/s/p:fe24b9d87…
It was so much fun to recreate these scenes from Series 5, and I’d love for others to enjoy it too (sound on for the video…).
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Not Wordle, just an example of how two consecutive triangular numbers make a square number.
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My @Desmos Global Math Art Contest: "Spherical circles casting circular shadows"
Graph: desmos.com/calculator/8suqmw…
Featured Video: youtube.com/watch?v=U2EWubhF…
#desmos,#mathart,#shadow,#projection,#DesmosArtContest, #YouTube
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#つぶやきProcessing
t=0
draw=_=>{t++||createCanvas(W=600,W,WEBGL)
lights(background(W))
T=translate
X=rotateX
Z=rotateZ
rotateY(Q=PI/2)
Z(.9)
for(j=26;j--;pop())
for(push(u=t/60%2)+T(0,98*(u-j+3))+X(j%2?0:2*Q),i=6;i--;T(0,49))box(1,97)+X(i%2?-Q:Q)+T(0,49)+Z(map(i-u+j,7,8,Q,0,1))}
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we call x^2 “squared,” we call x^3 “cubed,” but people forget there’s a word for x^8 and that it’s zenzizenzizenzic
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How to square the circle using #kirigami?
See our new paper in @PhysRevResearch: doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevResea…



















