Graph Remainders: See 1-200 Divided by 1-9

willr12 · Nov 19, 2014

Check out this graph of remainders of numbers 1-200 when divided by numbers 1-9 and let me know what you think.

mfb · Nov 21, 2014

n and n+1 are always coprime, so every connection will be made (actually, it would be sufficient to look at the first 10*11=110 numbers).
Looks funny, but nothing deeper behind it.

It might look better if you make it more symmetric.

Graph Remainders: See 1-200 Divided by 1-9

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Graph Remainders: See 1-200 Divided by 1-9

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