Thread: bored rant on the composition of atoms

With regard to the last link not working on my page ...

Ah yes. I went away for a week and my domain name expired. I have shifted my hosting and it is all a mess. Should be going again in a few days I hope.

Originally Posted by JFalz1024

Ray,

I wikipedia'd you. What is this harmonics theory and what type of cycles do you study? You seem like an astute gentleman and I am rather pleased to have come across someone as knowledgable as yourself online. I look forward to continued talks on this.

- Justin

I would link you to my pages, but they aren't there right now. D'oh!

You can use the internet archive to see my site however... Tomes.biz
The harmonics theory stuff is mostly at Harmonics Theory Physics and Maths
I think there is a page on Harmonics Theory on this site. Might pay to add questions there please.

Originally Posted by RayTomes

I would link you to my pages, but they aren't there right now. D'oh!

You can use the internet archive to see my site however... Tomes.biz
The harmonics theory stuff is mostly at Harmonics Theory Physics and Maths
I think there is a page on Harmonics Theory on this site. Might pay to add questions there please.

I'm liking it, Ray (If I may call you that). I'm going through her now. Talk soon.

In the "Really Big Numbers" section, you had used prime numbers:

"When this process is done for number to 10^50 it requires 8 nested repeats for the eight primes 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17 and 19 just to visit each number once, and another 8 nested repeats within those to add up all the harmonics that are the numbers factors. That adds up to a really big number. "

Have you tried instead of using the prime numbers perhaps using fibonacci numbers? I'ld like to see those results.

(...more later)

Ray,

If I have understood this properly (which I'm sure I haven't completely)- than this would be my next question...

What is the least number of wave forms that collapse to create matter 3 dimensionally? (Is that accurate? Am I on the right track?)