Ulam Spiral Navigator

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Explore the Ulam spiral interactively using your own hardware.

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About this project

Ulam Spiral Navigator is a dynamic web application that transforms the way the Ulam spiral is visualized. With simple mouse interactions, users can dive deep into the spiral, checking for prime numbers in real time. Customize calculations by adjusting settings based on your hardware capabilities for a tailored experience.

The Ulam Spiral Navigator is an engaging and user-friendly interactive tool that enables users to explore the fascinating Ulam spiral. Access the application here.

Features

Interactive Navigation: Utilize mouse controls to click and drag around the Ulam spiral, effortlessly navigating through the data.
Dynamic Coordinates Display: View your current coordinates in relation to the spiral's center, along with real-time information on whether the pointed number is prime or not.
Custom Coordinates Input: Specify a set of coordinates in the bottom left corner to explore specific areas of the spiral.
Configurable Settings: In the bottom right corner, users can adjust parameters to optimize their navigation and computation:
- Set the pixel side length for each Worker (default: 150 pixels).
- Choose the number of CPU cores allocated for spiral computation (default: total CPU cores minus one).
- Determine the number of iterations for the Miller-Rabin primality test (default: 6 iterations).
Downloadable Visuals: Easily download a generated section of the Ulam Spiral as a .png file from the interface.
Pixel Information Tool: Click on any pixel to copy detailed information about that specific number directly to the clipboard.

Experience the beauty of mathematics with the Ulam Spiral Navigator, where your only limitation is the hardware at your disposal.