This appendix contains the complete tables of the cyclic rows of numbers obtained from the sequence of squares n². The tables cover Rows №1–5 (last digit, second, third, fourth, and fifth digits from the end). Each row forms a periodic cycle with mirror symmetry. The tables are presented as PDF pages. Cycle lengths:- Row №1: 10- Row №2: 50- Row №3: 500- Row №4: 5000- Row №5: 50000 This appendix supplements the main article "Cycles in Number Rows on the Example of the Set of Squares of Numbers and Their Practical Utility for Creating Code Locks" by Emma Helmdach.
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