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Update 3: Alvy points us to an excellent piece on Benford's Law at Steven Wolfram's Mathworld.
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Many algebraic topics, at Mathworld, Wolfram Research.
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PS – according to Mathworld, “An ansatz is an assumed form for a mathematical statement that is not based on any underlying theory or principle.”
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So here's a graphic from one of my favourite Interesting URL's, Mathworld.
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So here's a graphic from one of my favourite Interesting URL's, Mathworld.
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Tamino has some great links on his site, one I also have on mine, called Mathworld.
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Same query in Google will lead you to the more detailed Wikipedia entry of Shannon or may be the Mathworld entry of Shannon among the list of hits.
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Mathworld to create rather rough and ready patterns - scripting at this point didn't have a very usable set of functions for creating beziers, so I had to use crummy line segments.
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Try Peeko next time you're on MotionMountain, IntroEcon, Light&Matter, the Physical Environment, or Wolfram's Mathworld.
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