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Vedic Square
In the previous section, Vedic square was introduced as multiplication table of digital roots. Vedic square has very rich patterns that worth to explore further about its properties.
General Vedic square can have any size bigger than 9 by 9. We can then derive several important basic properties for general Vedic square of any size
Tips: Making Vedic Square using Matlabfunction V=Vedic(n, color) if nargin<1 | n<9, n=9; end % if no input or input less than 9, set n as 9
if nargin<2, color='prism'; end % if no input color set color as prism
A=[1:n]; % this is to make n by n Vedic square K=ones(n, n); V=K+mod((A'*A-K),9); % this is the Vedic square
imagesc(V); % show Vedic square as image
colormap(color); % change color of image.
% Try many different color maps
% such as 'colorcube', 'flag', 'hsv(30)',
% 'jet', 'summer', 'hot', 'prism', etc.
axis off; % remove the axis label
Run this code using >>Vedic(81, ‘hot')
The PDF file of this tutorial is also available for download here. Preferable reference for this tutorial is Teknomo, Kardi. Digital Root. http:\\people.revoledu.com\kardi\ tutorial\
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