That is the title of this theoretical paper by Robert Bosch, Robert Fathauer, and Henry Segerman. Here is the 32-word abstract: “We discuss what it might mean for a die to be numerically balanced, explore connections with magic squares, and present integer programming models that can be used to design numerically balanced dice.” (H/t: Cliff Pickover, via Twitter.)
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