The Ecliptics Triptych
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| author | Antonson, Brent |
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| contents | <p>We assert that this ratio has not yet been identified in classical mathematical literature and offers fertile ground for recursive field theory, symbolic cognition models, and philosophical-mathematical interfaces. I. Ecliptic I-The Spiral Ratio Equation: π → Φ → π Transformation: This ratio forms when one examines the recursive distance between PI and PHI as a function of re-spiraling circular motion. A single rotation (360°) of a recursive spiral that contains the golden ratio results in a geometric feedback loop that returns to the origin in symbolic, but not spatial, symmetry. Interpretation: The spiral is not expansionary, but reflective. It "remembers" PI by arriving at Φ, only to collapse back into π through time compression. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Ecliptics Triptych Antonson, Brent <p>We assert that this ratio has not yet been identified in classical mathematical literature and offers fertile ground for recursive field theory, symbolic cognition models, and philosophical-mathematical interfaces. I. Ecliptic I-The Spiral Ratio Equation: π → Φ → π Transformation: This ratio forms when one examines the recursive distance between PI and PHI as a function of re-spiraling circular motion. A single rotation (360°) of a recursive spiral that contains the golden ratio results in a geometric feedback loop that returns to the origin in symbolic, but not spatial, symmetry. Interpretation: The spiral is not expansionary, but reflective. It "remembers" PI by arriving at Φ, only to collapse back into π through time compression. </p> |
| title | The Ecliptics Triptych |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16511060 |