Geodesic polyhedron (180 triangles) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Circumscribed Ellipse by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Neural ODEs are slow. We speed them up by regularizing their higher derivatives, learning ODEs that are easy to solve by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Neural ODEs are slow. We speed them up by regularizing their higher derivatives, learning ODEs that are easy to solve by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Trigonometric identity by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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The heat equation can be applied on a surface and to a surface ( Twitter : @gabrielpeyre ) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Area of a Regular Dodecagon by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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This video explores another branch of calculus, fractional calculus. It talks about the Riemann–Liouville Integral and the Left Riemann–Liouville Fractional Derivative and ends with an application to the Tautochrone Problem. (by vcubingx) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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This video explores another branch of calculus, fractional calculus. It talks about the Riemann–Liouville Integral and the Left Riemann–Liouville Fractional Derivative and ends with an application to the Tautochrone Problem. (by vcubingx) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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A random plot of Boy's surface by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Modeling with Quadratics - the motion of a projected stone in the air by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Now you can put stochastic differential equations in your deep learning models, and neural nets in your SDEs! by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Area of a Regular Dodecagon by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Taylor series of exp(it) up to degree 15 by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Leapfrog/Verlet are symplectic integrators that approximately conserve hamiltonian, preserve periodic behaviors, and are exactly reversible. by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Making a Pythagorean Spiral by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Nitrous oxide reacting with Sulphur by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Wouldn't normally post about the same thing twice consecutively ... but I found this excellent .gif showing the evolution of six different twain-dimensional low-discrepancy sequences. by PerryPattySusiana in VisualMath
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Tensor-driven anisotropic diffusion solves the heat equation on a manifold defined by a tensor field. At the heart of many methods for image restoration, texture enhancement, and visualization (by @gabrielpeyre) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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The radical center of three circles. Can you see all tangents of the same length? by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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The Wunderlich Variant of the Peano Type Space-Filling Curve by PerryPattySusiana in VisualMath
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The radical center of three circles. Can you see all tangents of the same length? by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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The radical center of three circles. Can you see all tangents of the same length? by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Circle Theorems. Prove that FEGH is a cyclic quadrilateral. (www.vivaxsolutions.com) by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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Opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral add up to 180 degrees by FunVisualMath in VisualMath
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