- using familiar tools to write visualization for mathmatical objects. Purely for fun.
- Hilbert Curve (Hilbert space-filling curve)
- Calculating fractional dimension for 2D images, using box counting method. for example, the following sierpinski triangle has fractional dimension of approximatly 1.58
- classical fratals
- Visualizing Johann Bernoulli's solution of Brachistochron using Fermat's Principle
- Visualizing the porcess of rolling data points on unit circle in complex plane, which take place in the calculation of discrete time Fourier Transform
- Using linear programming to find the Chebyshev center of a polygon(center of the inscribe circle with maximum radius).