A fist closed and a fist open is great economics. It is rhythm. In body it means blood pumping.
Pumping is a natural phenomenon and explains flow. Water flowing from hill top to bottom is understandable. But flowing up? Capillary? Surface tension?.
Taal economics is crucial to Asia. And to Asians. As it involves pumping. It is about physics. There is mathematics too. It is about colloquiality. And double meaning talk.
What is the mathematics behind Taal economics?
We all say 1 exists. But x? When we say x we mean x into 1 (Ramanujan theta functions). This is fundamental. Also when we mean x we intend a sway, a movement.
The above paragraph is itself enough to teach communication method. Focusing on 1 only. Avoiding x. Thereby the sway and a movement.
The argument is when x into 1 is the truth behind x, why don't we consider x into x? So far so good. Because focusing on 1 always is not possible. But now since 1 into x involved , x into x can also be considered.
When someone gives us with his palm open; it is just fair that we pray for good pumping. And this is Asian physics.
The sway(e^i theta) is earlier to square. This seems crucial to me than what is 1. So I am incapable of fathoming the questions on 1.
ReplyDeleteBecause 1 to me is again 1 into 1.
ReplyDeleteI am indebted to my Hindu God Shiva that he has given me the method of bisecting or 3-secting or 4-secting or more the chords. Angle may be the arc. That is a foreign definition. To a Hindu chord bisection or 3-section or 4-section is enough.
ReplyDeleteMore than enough for SAIL standards !! Joke !!
ReplyDeleteWhat is 1?
Delete1 is the 1 in gamma function (n-1)!.
1 = 3 /(2 + 5/(4 + 7/(6 + 9/(8 + 11/( . . . . . . . . . .
ReplyDeleteThe above is 1. You have considered all the other numbers except 1 to get 1.
I hope this is sufficient.
That is what a Hindu says. Brahmandasya sarve ankhath bhavathi ekam This is Sanskrit. Meaning all the numbers combine to make one.
ReplyDeleteAnd sigma 2n/(n+1)! for n =2 to infinity is also Brahmandasya sarve ankhath bhavathi ekam
ReplyDeleteI believe that 1 and 0 are more than completely explained by e^i theta plus 1 equals zero. Euler gave this formula.
ReplyDeleteThis finishes the discussion on 1 and 0 for ever.
Shall we proceed further?
Now as I wrote x can be written 1 into x.
ReplyDeleteAnd when we say 1 into x we may mean x into x.
The first one to me talks of gamma function.
The second one law of squares.
Taal economics hindu contributions are weak. I would say 1 contribution to 3 contribution from foreigners
ReplyDeleteIf my chord bisection,3-section, 4-section is considered a solution (for practicality)
ReplyDeletethen hindu contribution may be considered 1.33333.
So 1.33333 to 3. Hindu to foreigners.
Frankly speaking as my consecutive numbers give golden ratio it may be considered 1 contribution.
ReplyDeleteForeigners began counting from thumb. Hindus from four fingers.
Another 0.33333.
So 1.66666 to 3. Hindu to foreigners.
This is over.
ReplyDeleteActually there is more contribution from foreigners. Beta functions too for example.
ReplyDeleteLet's keep the score 1.66666 to 5.
Hindus have a way. And that is 5 consecutive toes in foot.
I can try. Because Hindus traditionally walk a lot.
This brilliant response is in R and D initiative
It is amazing that we never made enough contribution in prime numbers.
ReplyDeleteEuler did so much.
Shakuntala Devi and the guy from Telangana have made us proud.
5 consecutive toes has potential. As we are walkers.
Bhanu Prakash from Hyderabad.
ReplyDeleteThis finishes.
ReplyDeleteLet us get clarity in argument.
ReplyDelete1 I have explained. All the numbers except 1 make 1. Two explanations. Basically 3 explanations needed to make a strong point.
So 66 percent pass.
What else?
Sigma of 2/(2^n), for n =2 to infinity is the third Brahmandasya sarve ankath bhavathi ekam
ReplyDeleteSo 3 instances of Brahmandasya sarve anathema bhavathi ekam.
So finished.
1,1/1 and i^4 are all one too.
ReplyDeleteLet's make a new beginning from SAIL
A beginning.
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