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The Magic Encyclopedia index (a) |
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index item with this background taken from the LEXICON
by Harvey Heinz and John R Hendricks
for purchasing details see: http://www.geocities.com/~harveyh/BookSale.htm | ||
| Addition |
The most common function used in this context successive numbers are added on each line. |
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The sum of each line (x0 .. xn-1) is correctly stated by: S = fn-1; fi = xi + fi-1; i = 1..n-1; f0 = x0 |
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Subtraction Multiplication Division Qualification |
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Agonals (Aale de Winkel) r-agonal |
term used for a line trough the Hypercube | |
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1-agonal monagonal orthogonal |
hyperline parallel to the hypercubes axes row, column, pillar etc |
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monagonal diagonal triagonal quadragonal |
1-agonal 2-agonal 3-agonal 4-agonal |
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| see also | Hypercube | |
| r-agonal Ratio | the fraction of magic pan-r-agonal lines in all pan-r-agonals | |
| see also |
Magic Ratio Ratio Qualification |
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| Algebraic Pattern |
The use of letters to represent numbers (construction tool) |
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Almost Magic Irregular |
gap(s) in the range of used numbers in figures (no double appearing numbers) |
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Analitic (number range) Regular (number range) Generalized |
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| Alpha Magic Square |
Special condition between two magic squares
one has the number of the spelled outnumbers of the other |
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Analitic (number range) |
sequential numbers 0 .. mn-1 | |
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Regular (number range) Irregular (number range) |
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| Anti-magic | when all lines sum up to a set of consecutive range of numbers | |
| relevant subject |
Anti-magic squares Anti-magic stars |
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| related items | heterosquare | |
| see also |
Magic Hypercube Magic Stars |
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| Arithmetic | Used numbers are in arithmetic progression (the default) | |
| see also | Geometric | |
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Aspect (Aale de Winkel) aspectial variant disguised |
Reorientation of a given figure (by reflection and transposition) |
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| see also | Isomorphisms | |
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Associated symmetrical |
complementing the object one obtains an center mirror of the object | |
| see also | self-complementairy | |