9. References
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Archimede, 2, 2005
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ideas of mathematics using Mathematics, Mathematica in education and research, 11 (3), 2006
[4]. R. Miyadera, S.Hashiba and D.Minematsu: Mathematical Theory of Magic Fruits,
-Interesting patterns of fractions- Archimedes' Laboratory
[5]. R. Miyadera, K. Kawamoto and Y. Moriyuki: Theory of Russian roulette, Proceedings of
the Forth International Mathematica Symposium, 2002
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Present Original Math Research Using Mathematica, Proceedings of the Fifth International
Mathematica Symposium, 2003
[7]. R. Miyadera, etc: The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
[8]. Hiroshi Matsui, Naoki Saita, Kazuki Kawata, Yusuke Sakurama and Ryohei Miyadera: A
problem for a Fibonacci like sequence, Fibonacci Quarterly, to appear.
[9]. Ryohei Miyadera, Satoshi Hashiba, Hiroshi Matsui,Toshiyuki Yamauchi, etc, Pascal like
triangles and Sierpinski like gaskets, Visual Mathematics Art and Science: Electric Journal of ISIS-
Symmetry, 2007.
[10]. R. Miyadera, D.Minematsu, S.Hashiba, Y.Kodera, A.Hyogu, H.Matsui, Y.Nakagawa, T.
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Archimedes' Laboratory
[12]. Miyadera, The bitter chocolate problem, MathPuzzle.com
[13]. R. Miyadera, R. Kawazoe, M. Sakaguchi and D. Minematsu, Flip Flop Puzzle -A flat version
of Rubik's Cube, MathPuzzle.com
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The following list of papers and articles that have been published by the authors and other members of our research group.
