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Monday, September 7, 2015

Hobbymath's wanderings #11

"Dancing with Fractals: The Chaos Game (With Music!)"(pdf).

"Remainders of Square Numbers (Youtube).

Sounding Number: Chaos Game.

Introduction to Algebraic Topology (Youtube).

Heath-Brown’s theorem on prime twins and Siegel zeroes.

Gamma function (Wiki).

Mathistopheles: Fractal Factorials.

Gaussian Primes.

The Complex Tale of Eisenstein Prime Numbers.

Benford's Very Strange Law (YouTube).

Battle of Eigenvalues of al most periodic matrices (YouTube).

Polymath and the gap between primes (YouTube).

Billiards and moduli spaces (YouTube).

Curtis McMullen on "Manifolds, Topology and Dynamics" (YouTube).

Julia Set (Wiki).

A Century of Complex Dynamics.

Fractal patterns and Chaos Game by prof. Robert L. Devaney.

Cantor and Sierpinski, Julia and Fatou: Complex Topology Meets Complex Dynamics, by prof. Robert L. Devaney.

Fractal Factorials (about Gamma function fractal in complex plane).

Landau Lectures| Prof. Thurston 1995/6 (YouTube).
Posted by hobbymaths at 11:01 PM
Labels: algebraic topology, billiards, complex dynamics, fractalic patterns, fractals, gamma funcion, Julia set, manifolds, Siegel zeros, Sierpinski, the Chaos Game, Topology, twin primes

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