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BUREAU de COMMUNICATION de BORIS RYBAK Paris France ________
Algorithm for Time generationhttp://xxx.lpthe.jussieu.fr/html/physics/0005006
THE MATHEMATICAL ORIGIN OF TIME BORIS RYBAK
Euclidian means that the sum of the angles of a triangle = 180 ° = trigonometric p PI (not to be confused with arithmetic PI p =3,1415926535). Now, use your calculator : Arithmetic PI /sinus 1° = 180,009138847, a value greater than the Euclidian 180° as such and, as well, in cercle secunds while multiplying by 3.600 (giving 648.000 Euclidian and 648.032899849 non-Euclidian). Now ; 0,032899849 is interesting because this value is not far of the double of the eccentricity of the Earth orbital gravitation(0,0167). Then, consider the duration of the seasons year = 365d 5h 48mn 46s , and, in a first time, examine what happens with the relation : arithmetic PI/sinus 0,5° : it gives 360°004569302 which, divided by 2, gives 180°002284651, which divided by 2 gives 90°0011423255 (the actual non-euclidian right angle) and, finally, divide 32899849 by this angle. The result. is 365 5 49 23. Indicative ! In the next time, by approximations, instead of using 0,5° use the value 0,4999989359° for the sinus ; proceeding as it was the first time, one obtains successively : 360°005335446 and 90°00133358615 - new approximate right angle, which dividing 32899849 gives the exact value of the seasons year 365d 5h 48mn 46s It is to underline that the approximate right angle . corresponds to the rotation induced by an important operator of the group of rotations which is the imaginary i=Ö ` -1. (i=Square root -1) The diagram visualizes the calculations result of an annual chronogenesis.
References : Biometrie humaine et Anthropologie(Paris)1998,16, 3-4,167. Idem, 1999,17,3-4,91.
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