Martin's Math Page

Let's be honest: no normal person really loves maths. However, when becoming a Software Engineer in the nineties I was forced to learn a lot of Math. This even made me loose interest in the subject so I switched from the University to a University of Applied Sciences (HBO in Dutch).

However, now and then I see things 'out there' that I find fascinating that have their basis in Mathematics. In this repository I will add projects that I have created.

I get some inspiration from the great guys at Numberphile!. The way they explain geometry and how the Mandelbrot Fractal works inspired me to create a few projects that are accessible through the web.

The following projects are available

Here you can find my different versions of the Mandelbrot fractal.
Here you can find my different versions of the burningship fractal.
Here you can find my different versions of rotating circles.
Here you can find my visualisation of the Lightswitch problem.
Here you can find my visualisation of a chaos game leading to a Sierpinski triangle fractal.
Here you can find my visualisation of the Knight's Tour Chess problem.
Here you can find my visualisation of the Theorode's Spiral of integer square roots.
Here you can find my visualisation of the Ulam's Spiral to find series of primes in a Archimedean Spiral.
Here you can find my visualisation of primes to find series of primes in a Archimedean Spiral using polar coordinates.
Here you can find my visualisation of the Fibonacci sequence using squares and a spiral.
Here you can find line fractals & curves like the dragon, gosper, canopy and snowflake

The source code of all projects is available at GitHub.