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About Thomas' mathematical adventures:

I have a passion for recreational mathematical puzzles. Especially combinatorical puzzles or puzzles involving square numbers. My approach is normally some mathematical research combined with brute force CPU power. Often I am not able to solve the puzzle, but sometimes I am. However even when I fail to find a solution the information gained can be interesting since it can reveal the minimum size of a solution or revealing patterns in the numbers.

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Part 6: Squares in Arithmetic Progression
Part 5: Sum of two squares and squares in arithmetic progression
Part 4: Computer generated art
Part 3: Magic Square of Squares
Part 2: Designing student workgroups
Part 1: Squares on a cube

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About Thomas' mathematical adventures:

Part 6: Squares in Arithmetic Progression

Part 5: Sum of two squares and squares in arithmetic progression

Part 4: Computer generated art

Part 3: Magic Square of Squares

Part 2: Designing student workgroups

Part 1: Squares on a cube

Examples of the computer generated art from adventures part 4