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1.  Click Here to view my first Innovation formula about --> " Generalized Starting number for odd/even numbered Magic Square Boxes "


2.  Advanced Generalized Starting number formula for odd/even numbered Magic Square Boxes and It's Algorithm

3. Algorithm and Formula for "Row and Column addition value for Unique values (other name 2 Dimensional Arithmetic Progression)""

4. Algorithms and Formula for "Two Dimensional Geometric Progression [(G.P) Symbol G.P (2D)]" 


5. Formulas for Magic Square Box Multiplication

6. Formula's for : "3 Dimensional A.P and G.P"


7. Algorithms and Formula for N-Dimensional or Multi-Dimensional A.P and G.P 

8. Algorithms and Formula for "Magic wheels (for Addition) "

9. Formula and Algorithm for "Magic Five or Pen-ta Star (for Addition)"

10. Formula and Algorithm for "Magic Six or Hex-a Star (for Addition)"


11. Generalized Starting Number formula for: " 3 Dimensional Magic CUBE for odd/even typed patterns" by my Tamil Language

12.Generalized Starting Number Formula for: "Odd/ Even type Multidimensional Hyper Magic Cubes" in Tamil Language

13. Finding or Searching Number formula in: " N (or) Multidimensional in A.P series " included 2 and 3 dimensional formula (Tamil and English Version)

14. Finding or Searching Number formula in: " N (or) Multidimensional in G.P series " included 2 and 3 dimensional formula (Tamil and English Version)


15. Finding How many same values in the Nth order Power of Number's Series

16. Four Sequential or series Squared Numbers Formula's in two cases

17. Generalized Formula For Consecutive Square Number’s Arithmetic Progression in Hyper Dimension or Multi Dimension Both Tamil and English version ] [பல பரிà®®ாணத்தில் à®…à®®ைந்துள்ள இரண்டாà®®் அடுக்கு வர்க்க தொடர் எண்களின் கூட்டு தொடர் காணுà®®் பொதுவான சூத்திà®°à®®்] 
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