Nice examples
Here there are some nice examples made with Simple Magic Square checker and gif
maker 2.0.
The Templar Magic Square
(Here
you can find more information)
Alphamagic Square: A Magic Square for which the number of letters in the
word for each number generates another Magic Square. This definition depends, of
course, on the language being used. In English, for example,
Alphamagic Square
Magic Square generated
Border Square: a Magic Square that remains magic when its border is removed.
Border Square 7x7
Magic Square generated 5x5
Magic Square generated 3x3
Panmagic Square: If all diagonals (diagonals an broken diagonals) of a Magic
Square sum to the Magic Constant, the square is said to be a Panmagic Square
(also called Diabolical Square, Nasik Square, or Pandiagonal Square)
Panmagic Square
Bimagic Square: If replacing each number by its square in a Magic Square
produces another Magic Square, the square is said to be a bimagic square.
Bimagic Square
Magic Line: In a normal Magic Square (1,2,...N), Magic Line is the
line that it is obtained connectig every number from 1 to N.
Magic Square and its
Magic Line
Magic Cube:
Magic Cube first section
Magic Cube second section
Magic Cube third section
Magic Cube fourth section
Magic Cube fifth section
References
Eric's Treasure Trove of
Mathematics
Italo Ghersi, Matematica Dilettevole e Curiosa, Hoepli.