Mathematical Explorations can take an infinity of

forms, at least as diverse as the explorations of space and time.

Unlike explorations of space there is no need for expensive

equipment such as ice-axes, GPS systems or space rockets.

Indeed, even the semi-invalid may pursue such adventures

without leaving their desks, though admittedly it helps to have a

small computer to hand. ( Not essential ).

In this further album of research reports Jim Warren

explores inter alia the Re-Binning of Grouped Statistics; the

Mathematics of Ancient Pyramid Planning; ways of Assessing

Computer Efficiency; the Mechanics of Planetary Flattening;

Unusual Aspects of Algebraic Polynomials; and Testing the

Integrity of Decision Logic.

Enjoy the work and I hope you find it useful as a starting point.

Full algebraic developments and diagrams included