The Magic Encyclopedia index (s) |
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index item with this background taken from the LEXICON
by Harvey Heinz and John R Hendricks
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Sagrada magic square | Special magic square painted on the Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Barcelona Spain | |
Sator word square |
Special square consisting of the latin palindromic sentence SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS |
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possible meanings |
the farmer arepo takes care of the rotation of great works the Lord keeps the world in motion God holds the working"s of man and the universe |
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webpages |
http://stud-www.uni-marburg.de/~Nadig/m5-2-2.htm http://www.smithtrust.com/satorsite/pages/SATOR.html |
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Self-complementairy Self-simular |
The complement is an aspectial variant | |
see also | symmetrical | |
semi-magic hypercube | when the hyper-n-agonals don"t sum up to the magic sum | |
semi-pan-r-agonal hypercube | Opposite short hyper-r-agonals summing to the magic sum | |
Serrated magic hypercube |
Tilted hypercube, such that a corner is on top. The gaps are filled with another hypercube |
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singly even order doubly odd order oddly even |
orders of type 2(2m+1) | |
Special Magic Features (Aale de Winkel) |
Added features to magic objects | |
see also |
Quadrant Magic (Feature and patterns) Magic Hypercube |
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Standard position Basic orientation Fundamental Normalized |
One of the orientations of a certain figure | |
relevant subject |
Basic magic cube Basic magic squares Basic magic stars Basic magic tesseract |
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see also |
Aspect Isomorphism Magic Hypercube Magic Stars |
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Subtraction | successive numbers are subtracted with a prior subtraction | |
The "Remainder" of each line (x0 .. xn-1) is correctly stated by: R = fn-1; fi = xi - fi-1; i = 1..n-1; f0 = x0 |
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see also |
Addition Division Multiplication Qualification |
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Sum | the magic constant in a addition magic object | |
see also | Qualifications | |
symmetrical Associated |
complementing the object one obtains an center mirror of the object | |
see also | self-complementairy |