Mathematical recreations
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Names and connections
Mathematical puzzles; Number games; Recreational mathematics; Recreations, Mathematical
- Broader: Puzzles
- Broader: Scientific recreations
- Narrower: Chess
- Narrower: Fifteen puzzle
- Narrower: Flexagons
- Narrower: Geometric dissections
- Narrower: Impossible figures
- Narrower: KenKen
- Narrower: Logic puzzles
- Narrower: Magic cubes
- Narrower: Monty Hall problem
- Narrower: Pyraminx
- Narrower: Rithmomachia (Game)
- Narrower: Rubik's Clock
- Narrower: Rubik's Cube
- Narrower: Rubik's Magic
- Narrower: Rubik's Revenge
- Narrower: Rubik's Snake
- Narrower: Rubik's World
- Narrower: Soma cube
- Narrower: Sudoku
- Narrower: WFF 'N PROOF (Game)
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Local answer status
No owner-reviewed answer has been published for this exact subject page. This is a gap in this collection; it does not establish that the answer is unavailable elsewhere.
Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 864911047960691200 · morton4x16-v1
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