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955.51
At the heart of the vector equilibrium is the ball
in the center of the rhombic
dodecahedron.
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955.52
Look at the picture which shows one-half of the rhombic
dodecahedron.
(See Illus.
955.52.) Of all the polyhedra, nothing falls
so readily into a closest-packed
group of its own kind as does the rhombic dodecahedron,
the most common polyhedron
found in nature.
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960.01
The Coordination of Number Powers and Geometrical
Dimensions
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960.02
Powering means the multiplication of a number by itself.
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960.07
The time dimension is frequency.
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960.08
Any point can tune in any other point in Universe.
All that is necessary is
that they both employ the same frequency, the same resonance,
the same system, center to
center.
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960.11
Distance is time. Distance is only frequency-accountable.
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960.12
Newton's intermass attraction increases at the second
power as the time-
distance between is halved. Newton and Einstein deal
only with mass and frequency to the
second power. Their masses are relatively variable.
In one, mass is acceleratingly
expended; in the other, mass is acceleratingly collected.
(See Sec.
1052.21.)
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961.00
Unitary Quantation of Tetrahedron
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961.01
The area of a triangle is arrived at by multiplying
the length of the baseline
by one-half of the triangle's apex altitude.
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961.02
The volume of a tetrahedron is the product of the
area of the base and one-
third of its altitude.
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961.03
A minimum garland of "granteds" combines only synergetically
to disclose
the following:
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961.10
Granted: A Slidable Model of Constant Volume: Granted
any point A
that is movable limitlessly anywhere within one of two
planes parallel to one another at a
given perpendicular distance X from one another, and,
cogliding anywhere within the other
parallel plane, two parallel lines lying at a given
perpendicular distance Y from one
another, and a point B that is slidable anywhere along
one of the parallel lines, along the
other line of which (two parallel lines) is a slidable
pair of points, C and D, always slidable
only at a constant and given distance Z from one another;
it will be found that the vast
variety of tetrahedra to be formed by interconnecting
these four points (two independently
variable and two only covariable) will always enclose
the same volume. (See Sec.
923
and
Illus.
923.10D.)
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961.41
Granted the volume of a tetrahedron is its base area
times one-third of its
altitude, we can now take the permitted, special condition
discussed in Sec.
961.40
whereby C on line two is equidistant from both of line
one's terminal-defining points A
and B. We may next take a fourth point D, Lying in an
infinitely extensible second plane
which is parallel to the first infinitely extensible
plane defined by points ABC. With D
equidistant from A, B, and C, the volume of the regular
tetrahedron ABCD will not be
altered by letting D travel to any point in plane two
while point C travels to any point on
line two. Thus we learn that constant-volume tetrahedron
ABCD might become so
distended as to appear to be a line of no volume. Since
there could be no volumeless line
produced operationally, we may assume that all visible
lines must be at minimum extended
tetrahedra.
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961.42
These variabilities of the constant-volume tetrahedron
and its constant-area
faces will permit congruence of the four vertexes of
the tetrahedron with any four points
of Universe by simply taking the initial distance AB
to suit the task. This unit linear
adjustment is a familiar wavelength tuning function.
Here we have the six cosmic degrees
of freedom (see Sec.
537.10); whereby we are free to
choose the length of only one line to
be held constant, while allowing the other five edge-lines
of the tetrahedron to take any
size. We can connect any four points in Universe and
produce a tetrahedron that is
matchable with whole, unit, rational-number, volume
increments of the A and B Quanta
Modules.
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961.46
The A and B Quanta Modules become linear, as did the
progression of
concentric, common-base, uniform, linear, frequencied,
electric-impulse conductors (see
Sec.
923.21);
and as also did the concentric, annually-frequencied,
common-base-into-
cone-rotated tetrahedra (see Sec.
541.30); the free
energy put in at the base electronically,
when you close the circuit at the beginning of the wire__you
get the same package out at
the other end, the same quanta. The longer the wire
gets__or the tree grows__as it
approaches parallelism, the more the energy packages
begin to precess and to branch out
at right angles.
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962.00
Powering in the Synergetics Coordinate System
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962.02
In synergetics, powering means only the frequency
modulation of the system;
i.e., subdivision of the system. In synergetics, we
have only two directions: radial and
circumferential.
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962.03
In the XYZ system, three planes interact at 90 degrees
(three dimensions). In
synergetics, four planes interact at 60 degrees (four
dimensions).
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962.05
Synergetic geometry discloses the rational fourth-
and fifth-powering
modelability of nature's coordinate transformings as
referenced to the 60-degree
equiangular isotropic-vector equilibrium.
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962.30
Calculation of Local Events: All local events of Universe
may be
calculatively anticipated in synergetics by inaugurating
calculation with a local vector-
equilibrium frame and identifying the disturbance initiating
point, direction, and energy of
relative asymmetric pulsing of the introduced resonance
and intertransformative event.
(Synergetics Corollary, see Sec.
240.39.)
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962.41
No time: No dimension. Time is dimension.
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