Geonometry
Subtitle: equal-sum patterns in the natural numbers series : a companion book to the 10-part slide presentation : uncovering the fabric of space itself
By: by Robert Francis Hauck
Edition: Third edition, revised and extended April 10th, 2015
Series: [Wow math series]
Publisher: [Robert Francis Hauck]
Published: 2015
Place of publication: San Martin, CA]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 500
ISBN-13: 9781505672251
Subjects: Magic squares; Magic cubes; Carrés magiques
Other titles: Equal-sum patterns in the natural numbers series
Description: "This book is the result of 11 years of exploration and discovery employing Microsoft's Excel software. The book is a companion treatise to the 10-program series on Geonometry. Every slide shown there is copied here along with the narration in print. Geonometry is a whole new mathematics on a very basic level. It mostly involves simple arithmetic of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers in tables. There are no fractions involved. In spite of its elementary math, it is demonstrated to solve some fundamental pattern structures in Chemistry and Physics. It accounts for the orbital layers of electrons in the atom. It uncovers the pattern of quarks in the neutron and proton and shows independently just why the atomic physicists gave these quarks their unusual names, like "up" and "down," "strange" and "charm," and "top" and "bottom." It describes just why snowflakes are prefectly hexagonally symmetric. It identifies a harmonic pattern in the orbits of the planets around the sun. Geonometry is shown to have some amazing mathematical properties which have their counterpart in higher-level classical math. Yet, all this is presented in color so the properties are easy to recognize"--Page 4 of cover.
Notes: "Initial publication date: December 24th, 2014. Revised and extended April 10th, 2015. Third edition."

Published via Amazon's CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.

On cover: Presented at the highschool-senior / college-freshman level.

Includes number tables.

Includes bibliography of books published by the author.

The author has degrees in mathematics from Penn State University (BS '64) and Stanford University (MS '71).
Table of contents: title: Program 1. Introduction, overview, definitions & categorizations; title: Program 2. Part I. Tiling patterns ; Part II. Anchor-dot distribution patterns; title: Program 3. Part I. Loom tables ; Part II.  The amazing cloaking property of loom-tables; title: Program 4. The amazing equal-summing patterns hidden in geonomic squares. Part I. Uncovers the amazing diamond quilt patterns and triangular tapestries hidden in Class-3 and Class-4 squares ; Part II. Uncovers unique tiling patterns at the 2x2 block-square level hidden in Class-4 squares ; Part III. 3-dimensional tiling patterns in 2-dimensional squares; title: Program 5. Part I. The 3rd dimension ; Application #2 : accounting for the stucture of electron orbits around nuclei in atoms; title: Program 6. 4-dimensional geonometry; title: Program 7. [Part I]. The magical source of twine for the looms ; Part II. Methods for generating composite size squares; title: Program 8. Advanced perspectives of geonometry; title: Program 9. Fundamental properties of the fabric of space; title: Program 10. Other geonomic forms; title: Glossary.