The traditional kaleidoscope uses the prism as a basic unit. Through the reflections of the mirrors on the inner surfaces of a prism, we can see many symmetric axles and patterns. However, traditional kaleidoscope only presents two-dimensional images. The three-dimensional kaleidoscope we designed uses the pyramid as a basic unit. We can see three-dimensional images via mirror faces on the inner surfaces of the pyramid. Our examination shows that not all pyramids are able to show three-dimensional images but only pyramids with specific angles do. The kaleidoscope we designed differs from the traditional kaleidoscope in the following ways: ①Our three-dimensional kaleidoscope not only shows three-dimensional space, but also shows it through two-dimensional planes. ②Our three-dimensional kaleidoscope is based on three kinds of pyramid: three-sided pyramid (tetrahedron), four-sided pyramid (square pyramid) and five-sided pyramid (pentagonal pyramid). Each kind of pyramid has its own charm in showing its reflected images. ③Each kind of pyramid is separated from its entire geometry. However, it can present the whole view of the geometry after mirrored. Our exploration shows that two dimensional and three dimensional worlds can change into one another under specific conditions. Perhaps before long we can discover more dimensions and explain the relationships between each kind of dimension. This treatise mainly involves the principles of Euclidean Geometry and Projective Geometry.

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A circle family is a group of separate or tangent circles in the plane. In this paper, we study how many parts at most a plane can be divided by several circle families if the circles in a same family must be separate (resp. if the circles can be tangent). We also study the necessary conditions for the intersection of two circle families. Then we primarily discuss the similar problems in higher dimensional space and in the end,raise some conjectures.

Lights Out is a video game, which was released by Tiger Toys in 1995. Generally, there are 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 10×10 grids of games. Under the normal circumstances, it’s easy to deal with some special configurations manually. However, the possibility of solving the randomly-generated configuration by hand is small, for it’s a bit difficult to find the law. Out of interest and enthusiasm about the game, our team reads some reference and gathered four mathematic methods to solve the game. What’s more, we extend the methods to m×n games, the cycling game, the lit-only game and N-color game. We independently propose a method to classify all configurations in the game for 5×5, which can also be extended to general cases. We also put forward the issues about N-order hexagon games, and provide some feasible solutions.

In a class of mathematic competition in our school, Mr. Yang explained for us a problem in 2006 Iranian Maths Olympics (Example 1) and the problem of the 176 in Medium Mathematics 2006.4.At the end of which he raised a question that whether we can make up an inequality chain, which interested us very much. So with the instruction of Mr. Yang, we obtained Theorems 1-6 by means of Bottema 2009 which is mdae by Professor Yang Lu ,a researcher of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences ), computers and calculators. And in this line, we considered that whether they could be extended to situations of high power. After making great endeavors, we endeavor Theorem 7. Finally, we thought about whether it could be extended to high dimensional situation and obtained the creative Theorem 8. The objective of this paper is to further study a type of inequalities of the sum of equal powers of right triangle’s 3 edges to the and has successfully obtained a series of inequalities to the power of 3 to 6 and some of higher order, among which some inequalities of lower order have been proved true by means of the software of Bottema 2009 that developed by Doctor Yang Lu, who is a researcher of Chinese Academy of Science. And we have obtained the inequalities about ndimensional simplex. Meanwhile we studied the application of these inequalities in mathematical competitions and teaching. In the last section, we also proposed two conjectures of more generality,among which conjecture 2 is about n dimensional simplex, for those who are interested in it. The study of this type of problems is beneficial to mathematical competitions and researches of primary and advanced mathematics. As for the application of these theorems, we can discover their value in geometries like right-angled triangle, rectangle,round,ellipse, hyperbola,cube, hypocycloid,right-angled triangular pyramid, globe, ellipsoid, hyperboloid of two sheet, elliptic cone and so on. We can also study about their value in teaching and competitions. In the end, we proposed more general conjectures while the second discusses about situations of n dimensional simplex and both of which are for those readers who are interested in it. This type of problems is beneficial for competitions and study of primary and advanced mathematics. Highlight：We systematically study the inequality of the sum of 3 right-angled triangular sides（Theorems1-6）and extend them to the right-angled tetrahedron and propose some difficult conjectures. Innovation：We get some inequalities of the sum of 3 right-angled triangular sides of high order (4 and above(Theorem 7))，and extend them to the n dimensional space (theorem 8)，and proposed conjectures in n dimensional space (conjecture 1,2) with creative methods .

In this paper, we will discuss some upper bound formulas for Ramsey numbers.At first, we will derive a more unified form from two parameter formulas which was obtained by Yiru Huang etc. Then, similar to their methods, we introduce two new bound formulas for Ramsey numbers in this paper. At last, as the applications of our new bound formulas, some upper bounds for small Ramsey numbers will be obtained.

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According to Van der Waerden, the sum of two natural numbers is defined as &x*1=x& &x*y^+= x*y+x& (for every x and every y) The product of two natural numbers is recursively defined as &x*1=x& &x*y^+= x*y+x& (for every x and every y) x^+ ( y^+ ) here means the successor(consequent) of x( y) in the set of natural numbers.

In this paper, we continues to investigate the properties of symmetric inequalities. We study the necessary condition for the extremum to be attained in a semi-algebraic system. From which, we partly solve the problem of the further generalization of Jensen inequality which the author brought up in the previous article. Namely, by using the sign of the (n+1)^th derivative while xing the value of the sum of power of n variables, we get a dimension-descending method. Further, we prove that the necessary and sucient condition for the symmetric inequality of degree m with n variables to hold on R+n is that it holds when the number of nonzero variables does not exceed max&{1, frac{m}{2}}&.

A topic for study derives from an interesting problem on the internet.Some significative conclusions about the problem of number ring transformation are made in the paper. Firstly, an assumption that a given starting number ring could be transformed to the end ring in finite degree is proved. Secondly, transformation degree is proved to be unconcerned with the order of the transformation. Furthermore, a function of computing transformation degree is worked out. Finally, the same end ring is gained with a given starting number ring transformed in different sequence.