Generate Composite Numbers
This tool generates a list of composite numbers based on how many you want. Composite numbers are integers greater than 1 that are not prime they have more than two…
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This tool generates a list of composite numbers based on how many you want. Composite numbers are integers greater than 1 that are not prime they have more than two…
This tool calculates the binary sequence behind the dragon curve, a classic fractal pattern. Each term is built by flipping and appending the previous string in a recursive way. You…
This tool generates a list of excessive numbers, also known as abundant numbers. These are integers whose proper divisors (excluding the number itself) add up to more than the number…
This tool creates a list of almost perfect numbers based on how many you want to see. An almost perfect number is one where the sum of its proper divisors…
This tool lets you generate any number of Thue-Morse terms and see the output live. The sequence is built by calculating the parity of 1s in the binary form of…
This tool generates Baum-Sweet Numbers up to any count you choose. These values are binary-based: for each non-negative integer, the tool checks the binary string for blocks of zeros and…
This tool creates Rudin-Shapiro Numbers based on the count you enter. It uses each number’s binary form to decide the output. The moment you change the input or toggle a…
This tool creates the Gijswijt sequence based on your input count. You control how the results appear with options to add index numbers and switch between line-by-line or inline formatting.…
Use this tool to create a custom list of Stanley Numbers. You decide how many values to generate, whether to display them line-by-line, and if each number should include its…
This tool creates a Kolakoski sequence based on your preferences. You choose how many terms you want, whether to display the sequence line-by-line or inline, and whether to start with…