Is there any simple way that the colored shape created in the xy plane by the uploaded code can be projected in the z direction onto the surface of the unit sphere centred at the origin?

Projection.mw

I would like to know which of the more than 100 worksheets I have in a Windows 11 folder execute the events operation within dsolve numeric.

Is there a way to identify which of this large number of Maple worksheets contain a given phrase e.g. "events"?

Please answer the commented questions in the uploaded worksheet.

Binary_search.mw

The wikipedia website below contains a general description of Doyle spirals but not the full mathematics of their construction.  

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doyle_spiral

The website below apparently contains the html coding for an animated display of Doyle spirals, but I am not familiar with this coding language.

https://bl.ocks.org/robinhouston/6096950

Can anyone direct me to 1) the complete mathematics describing the construction of a Doyle spiral and/or

                                        2) a Maple worksheet which codes for the display of a Doyle spiral?

In the website https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodesic there is an animation of an insect tracing a path on a torus while walking "forward". The caption to the animation says that the path is then by definition a geodesic.

I would like to duplicate this animation in Maple (and other "walking forward" geodesics on other surfaces) which seems to require an exact definition of walking forward but I cannot find such a definition on this or any other website.

Also, I thought that a geodesic is the shortest distance between two points in space, but no such end points are shown in the website's animation. Then how can the word geodesic apply to the insect's path?