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An Aether expressing Fibonacci and Lucas Sequences joined at the hip: A thought experiment

An Aether expressing Fibonacci and Lucas Sequences joined at the hip: A thought experiment

Paperback

Series: Fibonacci Numbers & Atoms: A Thought Experiment

General Mathematics

ISBN13: 9798859227273
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 25 2023
Pages: 342
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
This book starts from the premise that the numbers of the Fibonacci sequence can be expressed as the sum and differences of squares and not solely as the result of an algebraic sequence. It is the further premise that this expression of the Fibonacci sequence expresses properties which one would expect from an Aether, including reactive properties essential for describing the behaviour of modern-day electrical equipment and the transmission of Electro-Magnetic waves. Number circuits involving modulo number systems having values based on the squares of Fibonacci or Lucas values are described with multipliers derived from the Cassini Identity and the Catalan identity, Modulo number systems treats each value of an algebraic sequence as being equivalent to a bit. Square roots of the modulo number systems, and integer multiples thereof, may be treated as a type of dualling number to act as punctuation for the formation of words. In addition a fractal nature of the Fibonacci sequence, how the Lucas sequence and other algebraic sequences.Here the Fibonacci sequence is treated as a fundemental baseline, and values of that baseline are skipped in an algebraic progression manner. Rodin-type force graphs, derived from Cassini and Catalan Identities, are used to relate i) creation myths, ii) conscious reality in a 5th dimensional hologram involving forward and reverse time-strands; and iii) the Enoch calendar as a calendar of shabbats.

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