An ingenious device for factoring integers from the days before computers. A set of around 300 stencils could factor 9-digit numbers.

Creating interesting images by connecting the partial sums of a series involving the exponential of complex numbers.

When does log x equal x with the decimal place moved? First we look at the problem for base 10, then for more general bases.

A general recipe for creating randomly-generated fractals that tile the plane.

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