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Links and Adresses
(by Aale de Winkel)

Below I intend to compile the links and (email) adresses I used elsewhere in this encyclopedia and most likely also to some other sites I know of which might be of interest. The reader is invited to sent in his own data in case he has his own site on the subjects discussed or is a mere worker in this interesting field.
The bracketed name forms an email adress, there below the main site, a personal remark is given, some general notes and special remarks. postal adresses might become listed iff so required by listed person, however I suggest contacting the person directly by listed email adress suffice.
The mentioned "notables" are things this author noted, the listed person is invited to provide things to be mentioned (in case please keep this list short and relevant to the subject of magic items)
Names between "<" and ">" are email links,between "[" and "]" they are mere names (this notation is adepted everywhere within this encyclopedia)

The Magic Encyclopedia Links and adresses
Person and site	remarks
<Eric Weisstein> mathworld.wolfram.com	comprehensive and interactive mathemathical encyclopedia
<Eric Weisstein> mathworld.wolfram.com	Suggestion:	visit if you are interested in mathematics
[John R Hendricks] 1929.09.04 - 2007.07.07 John Hendricks Math	A lifetime spent on the subject resulted in many self-published books John passed away July 7 2007 (His work is maintained by <Harvey Heinz>
	see also	Magic HyperCube doubling method p-digital equations
	Notables:	Visualized the tesseract (4-dimensional hypercube) Found a general hypercube doubling method< (see also Marián Trenkler) Found the first bimagic cube ever.
[Harvey Heinz] 1930.08.31 - 2013.07.06 "magic stars squares and other subjects"	Excellent discussions with Harvey resulted in many a subject and new ideas The site provide an excelent resourse of ideas and samples
	Suggestion:	see: http://www.magic-squares.net/BookSale.htm for acquiring the Lexicon
	see also	Magic stars Quadrant Magic
	Notables:	His investigation of magic stars Listings of various magic square subjects Suggestions inspired new subject as Quadrant Magic, Panmagic Stars and various other subjects
<Marián Trenkler> Marián Trenkler	A professional mathematician working this field
	Suggestion:	download some interesting mathematical papers from his site
	see also	doubling method.
	Notables:	Found a general hypercube doubling method (see also John R. Hendricks) Mathematical work on magic hypercubes
<Walter Trump> magic-squares	teacher for Mathematics, Physics and Computer-Science living in Nuremberg (the home of Albrecht Dürer)
<Walter Trump> magic-squares	Remark:	writing computer programs for fun since 1983 Using GB32 programs to count magic squares
<William Walkington> carresmagiques	British expat in France magic squares from torus viewpoint
<Holger Danielsson> magic-squares.info	nice new site on magic squares
<Donald Morris> bestfranklinsquares	retired tool and die maker who has an excellent site on franklin squares
<Donald Morris> bestfranklinsquares	see also	Franklin Magic Squares.
<Arie Breedijk> perfectmagicsquares	new (dutch) kid on the block site on preliminary franklin squares
<Arie Breedijk> perfectmagicsquares	see also	Franklin Magic Squares.
<Awani Kumar> magictour.free.fr	A forester investigating magic knight tours
	Remark:	compiled over 1300 single diagonal magic tours on 12x12 board and 76 magic knight tours on a 16x16 board. further 54 tours on a 4x4x4 cube and also magic knight tours on a 12x12x12 cube
	see also	the Games and Puzzles Journal
<Francis Gaspalou> magic-squares	A French Engineer - living near Paris
<Francis Gaspalou> magic-squares	Remark:	Applies Group-Theory to magic squares
<Dwane Campbell> magic-cubes	Chemist with a site devoted to squares, cubes, and hypercubes that can be made by combining lines
<Dwane Campbell> magic-cubes	Remark:	Concentrates on {nasik} hypercubes order 2ⁿ
<Ab Bay Ima> mathissues.com	New kid on the block
<Ab Bay Ima> mathissues.com	Remark:	magic squares in algebraical formalisations
<Willem Barink> magic-squares	found interesting compounding method
<Willem Barink> magic-squares	see also	Multiplication
<E.A.Harper> www.iching01.net.nz	Costructor of the Iching Magic Circle
<E.A.Harper> www.iching01.net.nz	Remark:	Someone entirily new to the subject (it seems)
<Peter D Loly> reprints	Interesting articles on magic square and cubes
<Peter D Loly> reprints	Remark:	Calls "Multiplication" "Compounding"
<Robert Dickter> www.luo-shu.com	Interesting articles linked to the luo-shu square
<Robert Dickter> www.luo-shu.com	see also:	Pythagorean triplets
<Harry White> harrywhite	square counting and downladable programs
<Harry White> harrywhite	Remark:
<Mitsutoshi Nakamura> magic Cubes and Tesseracts	great new site on magic cubes
<Paul Pasles> Paul Pasles	Investigation of Squares and Circles by Ben Franklin
<Paul Pasles> Paul Pasles	see also	Franklin Squares Franklin Circle Bent diagonal Qualifications
[Garrett Jones] Fourth Dimension: Tetraspace	Investigation of the fourth dimension by Garrett Jones
[Garrett Jones] Fourth Dimension: Tetraspace	see also	Hypercube
<George Chen>	An interesting email contact with great ideas on the subject
<George Chen>	see also	4-pan bimagic panmagic order 9 squares (see: DataBase) Pandiagonal Stacking
[Gil Lamb]	An interesting email contact with great ideas on the subject
[Gil Lamb]	see also	Generating Hypercube
[Kathleen Ollerenshaw] [David Brée] most perfect pandiagonal magic squares (note: site deleted)	Work done by "dame Ollerenshaw" inspired many to study the panmagic feature on order 4p
	Suggestion:	see site for acquiring dame Ollerenshaw"s book
	see also	panmagic (orders 4p)
	Notables:	Found a general method for obtaining "most-perfect" squares order 4p
	Authors note:	The qualification "Most Perfect" this author found achievable by some other means (see "pandiagonal Transform") and found the qualification of dame Ollerenshaw simularly defined for doubly even hypercube of any dimension
[M Suzuki] magic squares and cubes <Suzanne Alejandre>	Provides many a link to pages on the subject. Attempts made by this author to get listed failed uptill now
	Suggestion:	visit and find many a link not provided here
	Authors note:	Site moved to mathforum, M. Suzuki can not be reached by email any more Alejandre"s mail adress is listed in the uploaded page as contact
<Christian Boyer> multimagie.com	General method (?) for p-MultiMagic squares
<Christian Boyer> multimagie.com	Notables:	The first 4-MultiMagic and 5-MultiMagic squares found
<Grog> Magic Squares by "Grog"	Views a magic square as a colorised carpet
<Grog> Magic Squares by "Grog"	see also	panmagic squares (square orders)
<Bogdan Golunski> "Number Galaxies"	Shows great results from a somewhat irregular hypertorus model.
	Suggestion:	Site to visit for those who think that the subject is about finding bigger squares or hypercubes
	see also	Models
	Notables:	the "Number Galaxies"
[Alan Adler] Magic Squares: "Multiplication" in a new context	Same kind of multiplication I found.
	see also	Multiplication
<Charles Kelly> "Magic Squares and Hypercubes"	Java applet provide many a sample of hypercubes
The links below are provided as is (Reader is invited to sent me other interesting relevant URL"s)
neat almost magical square with knight jump property (the diagonal soms are off) Pages on the Sator Square: http://stud-www.uni-marburg.de/~Nadig/m5-2-2.htm http://www.smithtrust.com/satorsite/pages/SATOR.html
This author has no access to a real mathematical library, and works from the books of John Hendricks only, some other articles sent to me by either email or regular mail. Below links to pages listing resources. The reader is invited to send me URL"s of more such pages he has or know off
Marián Trenkler"s Magic Cubes and Hypercubes References M. Suzuki"s refference page Harvey Heinz bibliography page