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Mathematical Cross Stitchby ~kastrel

Artisan Crafts / Needlework / Cross Stitch & Embroidery

This was a present I made for my further maths teacher on behalf of the group when I left school this summer. It's the most amazing mathematical formula ever, and although it's hard to see, the border around the edge is actually a series of +, -, X and...well...divide signs, which I can't be bothered of find in unicode. I designed and made it myself, but it was framed professionally.

~RJL7983 Nov 10, 2011

The amazing thing is you could possibly make a series of mathematical operations like Planckation (the 10^-35 operation), Yoctation (the 10^-24 operation), Zeptation (the 10^-21 operation), Autation (the 10^-18 operation), Femptation (the 10^-15 operation), Pication (the -1,000,000,000,000 operation), Nanation (the -1,000,000,000 operation), Micration (the -1,000,000 operation), Millation (the -1,000 operation), Centation (the -100 operation), Negative Decation (the -10 operation), Noventation (the -9 operation), Negative Octation (the -8 operation), Septation (the -7 operation), Sexation (the -6 operation), Quintation (the -5 operation), Quadation or Negative Tetration (the -4 operation), Negative Exponentiation (the -3 operation), Division (the -2 operation), Substraction (the -1 operation), Zeration (the 0 operation), Addition (the 1 operation), Multiplication (the 2 operation), Exponentiation (the 3 operation), Tetration (This is the 4 operation, Tetration is repeated Exponentiation and the next level higher than that, while Exponentiation would simply be 10^60, Tetration would be for example 10 Tetrated to 7 being 10^10^10^10^10^10^10, 1,000,000 Tetrated to 5 being 1,000,000^1,000,000^1,000,000^1,000,000^1,000,000 or 10,000 Tetrated to 11 being 10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000^10,000, something like this.), Pentation (The next level after Tetration and that much higher, the 5 operation), Hexation (the 6 operation), Heptation (the 7 operation), Octation (the 8 operation), Nonation (the 9 operation), Decation (the 10 operation), Hectation (Even though this is a hundreth, each new number you add is still the next operation up and is the same technical distance between Exponentiation and Tetration so the 101st operation is still the next up from the 100th operation, Hectation is the 100 operation.), Kilation (the 1,000 operation), Megation (the 1,000,000 operation), Gigation (the 1,000,000,000 operation), Terration (the 1,000,000,000,000 operation), Petation (the 10^15 operation), Exation (the 10^18 operation), Zettation (the 10^21 operation), Yattation (the 10^24 operation) even Xonation (the 10^27 operation). Because there are positive and negative operations even a zero point you could make almost an x axis for the oeprations and make coordinates. Thank you for this.

~ElflingEryn Nov 19, 2010

what a shame...
can you at least tell me what font or stuff you used to make it?

~kastrel Nov 20, 2010

Erm, I used Jane Greenoff's Cross Stitch Designer, but that's literally just a grid and some way of painting in squares. The whole design I did freehand, so I can't give you fonts or anything, and I don't have the file anymore that the chart came from, so I don't have anything to give you, sorry.