The Ben Paul Thurston Blog

Q(s,t) Note that the same formula applies first to the x coordinates, and then to the y coordinates and can work in any n...

Questions for further study: Can you tile the plane with these? Are the angles inside the points of the star the same? Is the center penta...

I found this about the triangular numbers, also known as the number of distinct pairwise combinations of n items or the sum of the first n o...

Exponential generating functions follow the form: I was considering a modification of this structure to read: Where f_n_(x) at x is ...

Considering the sum: But it's clear this sum should be equal to one, consider the first 7 terms: If we were to increase the last c...

Just considering this series, here are the first 9 terms: Where the next coefficient is chosen so the sum is as large as it can be not ex...

This follows simply by substituting 1/4 and 3/4 into the E_Bezier formula from last post...