25 x 25 Math Magic Square

 

56 x 56 Most Perfect Math Magic Square

Mahmood's Most Perfect Math Magic Square 56 x 56 in which numbers are in sequence.

48x48 Most Perfect Math Magic Square

 The math magic I create is complete and comprehensive. I can say with conviction that in the history of Math calculation there hasn’t been a magic square more perfect or complete than my 48x48 math magic square, In which numbers are in sequence. There are magic squares of four 24x24, sixteen12x12, thirty-six 8x8, one hundred forty-four 4x4, and much more.

52x52 Most Perfect Math Magic Square

 The math magic I create is complete and comprehensive. I can say with conviction that in the history of Math calculation there hasn’t been a magic square more perfect or complete than my 52x52 math magic square, In which numbers are in sequence. 

New Mathematical Magic ( No's 1 to 80 ) 4x4

 There has never been such magic of numbers in the history of math magic.

In this math magic, numbers are in sequence from 1 to 80. Four rows and four columns containing 12 , 12 numbers have the same sum of 550

The same sequence of numbers in this math magic puts the 810 total in a different way. In which four groups of 20 , 20 numbers are formed.

The same numbers are grouped separately into four groups of 20, 20 numbers, having the same total of 810.

In the following picture, the same numbers are grouped separately into sixteen groups of 20, 20 numbers, having the same total of 810.

(B1+B2)+(C3+C4)=810

(D3+D4)+(A1+A2)=810

(E5+E6)+(H7+H8)=810

(F5+F6)+(G7+G8)=810

(A1+B1)+(E6+F6)=810

(A2+B2)+(E5+F5)=810

(C4+D4)+(G7+H7)=810

(C3+D3)+(G8+H8)=810

(B2+C4)+(F5+G7)=810

(D4+H7)+(A2+E5)=810

(F6+B1)+(G8+C3)=810

(H8+D3)+(E6+A1)=810

Unique & Difficult (15 x 15 ) Paired Math Magic Square

This is a unique and difficult paired math magic square in which tour can not be traceable and also turns into nine 5x5 math magic squares. The central number is 113 and two intersecting numbers make 226.

15 x 15 Math Magic Square

 

This is a paired  15x15 Magic Square. The central number is 113 and two intersecting numbers make 226. 15x15 math magic square turns into nine 5x5 magic squares. 

 

15x15 math magic square turns into nine 5x5 magic squares. The central number of each 5x5 magic square is different and two intersecting numbers in each 5x5 magic square are twice the central number.