Proportiones Perfectus Law and the Physics of the Golden Section
Asian Research Journal of Mathematics · pp. 1–41 · Published 17 Oct 2017
10.9734/ARJOM/2017/36860Abstract
The proportiones perfectus law is introduced. Let . By definition, in the spectrum 1≤ y ≤ x , is a proportione perfectus With so defined, for an arbitrary positive integer h1 it is shown that there exists an integer sequence Hn satisfying the quasi-geometric relation such that the arithmetic relation holds The golden mean, designated becomes the most basic and fundamental of proportiones perfectus. New concepts to the study of the golden section are presented: chirality, number genetics and law of polarity, special numerical harmony, and chemical geometry. A geometrical basis for the fine-structure constant in the golden section is established. Our stating of over forty theorems in this reading serves no other purpose than that of expanding the theory of the golden section while equipping the interested reader with instruments for further research and development of this science of number.
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