u/FunVisualMath

11.3k post karma · 79 comment karma · joined Apr 2020 · moderator

1. 54points
   

   Opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral add up to 180 degrees (v.redd.it)

   submitted Aug 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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2. 75points
   

   Geodesic polyhedron (180 triangles) (v.redd.it)

   submitted Aug 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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3. 48points
   

   Circumscribed Ellipse (v.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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4. 80points
   

   Neural ODEs are slow. We speed them up by regularizing their higher derivatives, learning ODEs that are easy to solve (v.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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5. 80points
   

   Trigonometric identity (v.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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6. 96points
   

   The heat equation can be applied on a surface and to a surface ( Twitter : @gabrielpeyre ) (i.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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7. 105points
   

   Area of a Regular Dodecagon (v.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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8. 23points

   The minMax algorithm explained clearly and with code example. (youtu.be)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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9. 9points
   

   This video explores another branch of calculus, fractional calculus. It talks about the Riemann–Liouville Integral and the Left Riemann–Liouville Fractional Derivative and ends with an application to the Tautochrone Problem. (by vcubingx) (v.redd.it)

   submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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10. 103points
    

    A random plot of Boy's surface (v.redd.it)

    submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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11. 50points
    

    Modeling with Quadratics - the motion of a projected stone in the air (v.redd.it)

    submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

    2 comments · source

12. 107points
    

    Now you can put stochastic differential equations in your deep learning models, and neural nets in your SDEs! (v.redd.it)

    submitted Jul 2020 by u/FunVisualMath to r/VisualMath

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