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For example in a strongly magic square M the following must be true.

This way one can identify the number of different magic square classes.

"It could be the hidden cross of a magic square."

They contrast with magic squares where each sum is the same.

The result will thus not be a true magic square:

He also did work in number theory and found a method of constructing magic squares.

The figure below shows the largest magic square studied in the contest.

This time I could work out magic squares and invent chess problems.

In 1870, Scott developed a method to construct magic squares.

Twenty-eight is the ninth and last number in early Indian magic square of order 3.

When he was 13 years old, he started collecting magic squares.

He follows that up with a remarkable manipulation (known as a magic square) of the number 48.

One such avenue is to explore the "physical properties" of magic squares.

For example, a multiplicative magic square has a constant product of numbers.

In this process an initial population of magic squares with random values are generated.

This is a magic square of order 4.

There are 137 order 4 and 3,254,798 order 5 magic squares that do not retain water.

Magic squares of various kinds were part of many ancient cultures.

Certain extra restrictions can be imposed on magic squares.

In contrast, magic squares have all these sums equal.

The Siamese method makes the creation of magic squares straightforward.

And now he gives a piece of paper with the Magic Square telescoped on it.

Some of these are based on properties of magic squares, and even related to religious belief.

As his interest in mathematics grew, so did his love of magic squares, and cubes.

The following sections look at the associative magic squares as if they were a water retaining surface.