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Terence Tao — interactive tools

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Experimental mathematical games, simulations, and apps written (or supervised) over the years. Most of the older ones are Java applets that no longer run in modern browsers; this page tracks which have been ported to modern JavaScript, which still run elsewhere, and which are yet to be ported. Status: Original = first published here · In development = published here but still a work in progress · Ported = runs here now · Live = works elsewhere · To port = old Java, not yet rebuilt · Retired = superseded. All the linear algebra apps below were originally coded by Kim Chi Tran in 2002, in Java 1.0. The porting of these legacy applets — a conversation transcript. Most of the complex-analysis apps below are Terence Tao's Java applets from 1998–2000 (the porting of these legacy applets — a conversation transcript); the Sendov infeasibility explorer is a recent original written for this site. AI involvement is disclosed. These tools, and their supporting text — including this section — are p

Experimental mathematical games, simulations, and apps written (or supervised) over the years. Most of the older ones are Java applets that no longer run in modern browsers; this page tracks which have been ported to modern JavaScript, which still run elsewhere, and which are yet to be ported. Status: Original = first published here · In development = published here but still a work in progress · Ported = runs here now · Live = works elsewhere · To port = old Java, not yet rebuilt · Retired = superseded. Relativity Original An interactive 1+1-dimensional Minkowski spacetime diagram:…

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