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DescriptionQuaternary numeral system.gif	English: Visualization of quaternary numeral system invented in 2010 by Polish scientist Gregory Podgorniak, below you can see numbers in decimal and quaternary systems, which you can see on the image 910, 268, 279, 395, 987, 796, 987, 363, 188, 967, 133, 705, 709, 119, 423, 774, 804, 866, 777, 875, 568, 329, 495, 241, 427, 186, 337, 107, 579, 1002, 720, 480, 668, 775, 513, 967, 240, 490, 191, 887, 806, 298, 67 32032, 10030, 10113, 12023, 33123, 30130, 33123, 11223, 02330, 33013, 02011, 23001, 23011, 01313, 12213, 30012, 30210, 31202, 30021, 31223, 20320, 11021, 13233, 03301, 12223, 02322, 11101, 01223, 21003, 33222, 23100, 13200, 22130, 30013, 20001, 33013, 03300, 13222, 02333, 31313, 30212, 10222, 01003
Date	2010
Source	http://sresearch.scienceontheweb.net/visualization.php
Author	Gregory Podgorniak

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