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The graphs of sin, cos and tan are generated by the user by means of a scroll bar which controls the motion of a point on the u

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nit circle. Emphasis is laid on the relation between the geometrically intuitive form of the graphs are the corresponding numer

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whats up?

this is crazy

Recognize functions 2 is a puzzle type game in which a set of given functional expressions and graphs shall be associated with

each other. The functions involve negative powers and have singularities. These algebraic properties are reflected by geometric

properties of the graphs (e.g. by the existence and position of asymptotes). The goal is to argue (qualitatively) when associa

ting function <-> graph. The applet is started from the red button in its own window.

The Warp image may give you some idea how complex (fractal) patterns are generated in nature. In the applet, a given pattern is

deformed by mouse clicking and dragging. Carrying out a sequence of such operations in a regular way produces amazingly bizarr

e objects which show - as far as allowed by the finite pixel size - a tendency towards self similarity. There are no limits for

creative phantasy!

lications on Rosen's web site). We have slightly modified it and adopted it for our purposes.

Clicking the red button calls a web page in a separate browser window, within which the applet is started. In case the browser

window is small and does not show the complete image, please maximize it by clicking the square symbol in the right upper corne

r.

wow...some of you guys really want to win, huh?

HighLife is a modification of John Conway's Game of Life (see the previous applet), which is also based on very simple rules. H