VT Programming team lecture 2016.02.09
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VT Programming team lecture 2016.02.09
Generate a Hailstone series for a given input.
The 'Collatz-Conjecture'-algorithm in different languages
A simple Java application to find information about a given Collatz Conjecture (also known as "the 3x+1 Problem") sequence of numbers.
Programa de la Conjetura de Collatz (Teorema 3x+1) hecho con programación de hilos.
Using recursion and java, I designed a simple method that takes in any positive integer N and performs two calculations. The method returns N/2 if N is even or it returns 3*N + 1 if N is odd. This recursive process is ran until N is 1. Using a separate method called collatzChecker, I used an iterative method to call the Collatz recursive method …
A simple console program find amount of steps required for number to become 1 under the collatz conjecture rules
My Collatz Conjecture based PRNG. It takes advantage of the geometric Brownian motion of the sequence for a given seed to generate pseudorandom bits
These programs test numbers to see if they agree with the collatz conjecture.
Weird self-similarities and patterns are found when expanding the Collatz conjecture to the complex plane. This repo contains code for generating this fractal.
El programa proporcionado implementa una variante simplificada del famoso problema matemático conocido como "Conjetura de Collatz" o "Conjetura 3n + 1"
Inspired by the Collatz conjecture, this project aims to find the alleged "infinite number" that of this theorum. As it is in its beginning phase, we are still prototyping. Currently two people are working on this, one (me) in Java, and the other in C#.
Experimental proof for a segment of numbers.
3n+1 differently
An application that provides a graphic visualization of the Collatz conjecture.
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