Today we look once again at that 2/9 parameter in the Koide rest mass formula. We see how the central 6 points on the tetractys have a different origin to the remaining 21, when considering the basic simplex map from 81 paths to 27.
A little introduction to the famous j-invariant, from some rough notes I passed around last year. Yes, we feature the golden ratio. I realised back in 2017 that it featured prominently in the defining polynomials, as noted here.
Over a year ago, I was playing with some nice diagrams associated to the magic star. But don’t forget, in quantum gravity, the Star of Remphan (and much evil) is always accompanied by pentagons (and love).
As some of you will remember, there are n^(n-2) parking functions. Here are the 16 parking functions on the pentagon, in terms of our standard X, Y, Z alphabet. This is a bit different to the 16 spinor degrees of freedom, but still out of the 27 paths on the tetractys simplex inside the 4-dit discrete cube.
I lost many files when they deleted all my iBooks pdfs back in January, just after I arrived in Christchurch. And where I am now the pirate websites are all blocked, and of course I have not had journal access since last year. Many old papers remain behind impossible paywalls, and I cannot replace them when they get deleted from my devices.
Big brother, it only encourages me.
According to this video, Tesla knew about neutrinos, in principle, in 1896!
I only have two questions for today.
Yes, this is a legitimate screenshot, indicating that the iPad mail app is doing very strange things ... as I have been saying ...
When you have an address, you can borrow books!
A small start on the structure of universal cohomology:
Fibonacci Motives