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Árpád Kurusa
mathematician, associate professor
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Department of Geometry Bolyai Institute Faculty of Science University of Szeged |
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Maths-blog
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Experiment with the Crofton formula
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Spirographs on the web
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The cycle of mathematical research
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Dynamic X-ray pictures
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Dynamic force field
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Dynamic Pascal Theorem
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How to form a closed curve to circle!
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Boat across the river
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Catenary updated
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Tomography works
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Day of π
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Leaky rubber ring
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Can you here the shape of a drum?
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Videos related to tomography
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Prime Triangle
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Hungarian-english mathematical glossary
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The reciprocal of Pascal Triangle
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The simplest undecided problem
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Equiangular polygons in ellipses
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Moebius transformation
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Math formulas on web
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Turning a sphere inside out
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The wonder of math on movie
Dynamic force field
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- Published on 2013. máj. 16. csütörtök, 15:31
The force field of three equally loaded point can be dynamically presented in HTML5 with Javascript.
Dynamic Pascal Theorem
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- Published on 2013. április 03. szerda, 09:31
Pascal's theorem can be dynamically presented in HTML5 with Javascript.
How to form a closed curve to circle!
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- Published on 2013. január 24. csütörtök, 14:20
The Schönflies Theorem states that if $C \subset \mathbb R^2$ is a simple closed curve in th eplane, i.e. Jordan curve, then there is a homeomorphism $f\colon\mathbb R^2 \to \mathbb R^2$ such that $f(C)$ is the unit circle in the plane.
Boat across the river
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- Published on 2012. december 21. péntek, 11:31
In which direction should we paddle across the river to keep our height as much as it is possible?
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