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42. CG: Sacred Geometry: Mandalas: The Golden Mean Rectangle And The Phi Ratio Those initiates were most intimately aware of Sacred geometry and its Numerous flowers use one of these fibonacci numbers for the number of its pedals, http://www.charlesgilchrist.com/SGEO/Gal1101.html

Charles Gilchrist Mandalal: Gallery #11 The Golden Mean Rectangle and The Phi Ratio LDV Phi Ratio Geometry: by Charles Gilchrist A beautiful print on fine watercolor paper is now available of this popular Gilchrist Mandala based on Leonardo Da Vinci's famous masterpiece. Charles personally creates these prints. The paper size is 13 inches by apox. 19 inches. The price is #39.95, plus $14.00 insurance, shipping, and handling anywhere in the continental USA. The low wholesale price is: One print - only $39.95 - plus $14.00 I/S/H This print is shipped flat See (Order Form) The Golden Mean Rectangle and The Phi Ratio An Interview With The Artist - Number 11 by Leslie Page Sacred Sequence: Number 11 L.P. "Tape running, here we are again, Charles, continuing our ongoing conversation on Sacred Geometry and all the unbelievable connections it has to our everyday lives. I'm amazed, Charles, I truly am. This is our eleventh tape and I promised you our subject would be your choice this time. What are we going to talk about today?" C.G. "Thank you, Leslie. Generally, when I take on a really bright student, like yourself, I begin by letting them ask the questions that first come to their minds. It seems to work pretty well. And so far we have been doing just that, but this is, as you just mentioned, our eleventh conversation and it feels pretty special to me."

43. EEVL | Mathematics Section | Browse The fibonacci numbers and the Golden Section by Ron Knott of Surrey University This is the metric geometry page of the Los Alamos National Laboratory s http://www.eevl.ac.uk/mathematics/math-browse-page.htm?action=Class Browse&brows

44. EEVL | Full Record The fibonacci numbers and the Golden Section by Ron Knott of Surrey Universityis an easily discrete, pi, geometry, number theory, educational material http://www.eevl.ac.uk/show_full.htm?rec=989423189-18965

45. List Of Speakers A Class of Triangles with Minimal Area Related to fibonacci numbers Some Applications of Triangle Transformations in fibonacci geometry . Gary Walsh http://www.mscs.dal.ca/Fibonacci/speakers.html

The Tenth International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and Their Applications List of Speakers Home Back This is a list of confirmed speakers. The deadline for submissions has now passed. Last update: May 27, 2002. Arnold Adelberg "Universal Bernoulli Polynomials and p-adic Congruences" Octavian Agratini "A Generalization of Durrmeyer-type Polynomials" Vassia K. Atanassova, A. G. Shannon and Krassimir T. Atanassov "On 'Fibonacci Bang' or a new Extension of the Fibonacci Sequence" Arthur Benjamin 1. "Recounting Binomial Fibonacci Identities" 2. "Fibinomial Identities" Kenneth S. Berenhaut "Recurrences with Restricted Coefficients" Paul Bien "A Numbered Icosahedron From India: Hidden Approximations" Nathan Blecke and George Grossman "Finding Fibonacci in Fractals" Tom C. Brown, Peter Shiue and Alan Freedman "Progressions of Squares" Barbara Brunner "The Composition of Number" C. M. Campbell, P. P. Campbell, H. Doostie, E. F. Robertson "On the Fibonacci Length of Powers of Dihedral Groups" "M-Bonacci Numbers and their Finite Sums" Hei-Chi Chan "On Random Fibonacci-Type Sequences" Charles Cook "Some Sums Related to Sums of Oresme Numbers" Curtis Cooper "Divisibility of an F-L Type Convolution" Karl Dilcher and Kenneth B. Stolarsky

46. Conference Schedule The Tenth International Conference on fibonacci numbers and Their Applications Application of the fibonacci Sequence to High Efficiency Design geometry http://www.mscs.dal.ca/Fibonacci/program.html

The Tenth International Conference on Fibonacci Numbers and Their Applications Program of Speakers Please note: This program does not reflect any last-minute changes Co-authors of the papers presented are listed (in parentheses). Back to main conference page Day 1 - Monday, June 24 Registration (outside Wettaw Lecture Hall) Welcoming address by Dr. David Best, Dean, College of Arts and Science, Northern Arizona University Announcements Monday Morning Session - Moderated by Fred Howard Curtis Cooper (Michael Wiemann) Divisibility of an F-L Type Convolution Tony Shannon (A. F. Horadam) Generalized Pell Numbers and Polynomials Paul Bien A Numbered Icosahedron from India: Hidden Approximations ** Coffee Break ** John C. Turner Some Congruences and Theorems in Goldpoint Geometry Clark Kimberling Ordering Words and sets of Numbers: the Fibonacci Case Jack Lee Some Basic Properties of a Tribonacci Line-Sequence ** Lunch Break ** Monday Afternoon Session - Moderated by William Webb Octavian Agratini A Generalization of Durrmeyer-Type Polynomials Marjorie Johnson The Fibonacci Diatomic Array Applied to Fibonacci Representations John H. Jaroma

47. Fibonacci Numbers --  Encyclopædia Britannica fibonacci numbers the elements of the sequence of numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, Covers the role of these numbers in geometry, Pascal s triangle, http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9034168

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48. Fibonacci Numbers (from Number Game) --  Encyclopædia Britannica fibonacci numbers (from number game) In 1202 the mathematician Leonardo of Pisa, Covers the role of these numbers in geometry, Pascal s triangle, http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-27913

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49. Nature's Word | Musings On Sacred Geometry Considering our discussion in the prior section on Phi in geometry, a few ofthe plants that have fibonacci numbers in the petals of their flowers. http://www.unitone.org/naturesword/sacred_geometry/phi/in_nature/

SACRED GEOMETRY General Introduction Unity ...intro to Unity ...in Geometry ... ...in Geometry ...in Nature ...in Culture The Platonic Solids ...intro to the Platonics ... the Tetrahedron ... ...the Dodecahedron OTHER SACRED SYSTEMS Alchemy Tantra Buddhism Contact the author Phi / Golden Proportion ...in Nature Phi in Plant Forms: When one looks into the absolutely vast amount of information that has been collected on the extensive number of forms in which Nature employs the proportion of Phi, it is obvious that there is no other specific number that recurs throughout life on Earth with such regularity. If we were to attempt to deal with all of the instances of Phi in Nature, we would be forced to dedicate an entire website, if not several, to the subject. In fact, there are many books and websites that focus solely on the subject of the Golden Ratio in Nature. Because of the fact that many other authors have already dealt with this subject in exhaustive studies, Nature's Word will only deal with "the tip of the iceburg" - it is suggested that the interested reader look to other sources for more information after reading that which is presented here. To begin with, let's start with Phi as it is found in the realm of plant life. If the central stem of a plant is looked at closely, it can be seen that as the plant grows upward, leaves or branches sprout off of the stem in a spiraling pattern. In other words, in an over-simplified example, the plant grows up an inch, and a leaf or branch sprouts out of the stem. Then the plant grows up another inch, and once again a leaf or branch sprouts out, but this time it sprouts out in a different direction than the first. Once again, the plant grows upwards and another leaf or branch grows out of the stem, and once again we find that the leaf or branch has sprouted in a different direction than the one before it. If we were to connect the tips of the leaves or branches that have grown out of the stem, we would find that they create a very definite spiral pattern around the central stem.

50. Golden Numbers fibonacci numbers can be seen in botany. The arrangement of the whorls on a See also ‘The geometry of Art and Life’ by Matila Ghyka, and ‘The Divine http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v16/i4/golden.asp

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51. Ceva's Theorem: A Matter Of Appreciation Dan Pedoe remarks in his geometry course The theorems of Ceva and Menelaus We might have chosen another triple of successive fibonacci numbers. http://www.cut-the-knot.com/Generalization/CevaPlus.shtml

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52. PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE geometry through Art. by Norman Shapiro. fibonacci numbers in Nature Anotherexcellent slide presentation from Jill Bretton’s site. fibonacci Number http://www.anselm.edu/homepage/dbanach/ph31a.htm

Greek Science and The Golden Section Ancient Science and Mathematics Selections from Julia E. Diggins String, Straightedge, and Shadow Viking Press, New York 1965. (Illustrations by Corydon Bell) Now back in print! Purchase at http://wholespiritpress.com/string.htm Chapters 8, 9: Thales Chapters 11, 12: Pythagoras and his Theorem ... Homage to Pythagoras One of the most comprehensive sets of resources on Pythagoras on the net Selection from Burnet's Early Greek Philosophy on Pythagoras from the site above. A collection of ancient quotes and sources on Pythagoras from the same site, originally from Arthur Fairbanks, ed. and trans. The First Philosophers of Greece, 1898. Harmony and Proportion Plato and Pythagoras on Music; Alberti and Palladio on architectural space. Pythagoras on Proportion in Music From the above site, MathGYM Pythagoreans activity pages. The Pythagorean Theorem essay Activity Prove the theorem graphically. Another applet that proves the theorm graphically from U. of British Columbia 43 proofs of the Theorem from the Cut the Kot site by Alex Bogomolny Here is an applet that demonstrates the method used in the Diggins book from this site.

53. The Golden Ratio And Sacred Geometry - Doug Craft Fine Art Collage, Microphotogr When I refer to Sacred geometry, I am talking about geometry that is derived from or fibonacci numbers are easier to comprehend, so let s start there. http://www.dougcraftfineart.com/SacredGeometry.htm

The Golden Ratio and Sacred Geometry Reload Page in Frames Doug Craft Fine Art Home Download this information as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file (217 kB). Click here to download current version of Acrobat Reader. Scroll down to learn more about the Golden Ratio, or select from the following topics What is Sacred Geometry? The Golden Ratio The Golden Rectangle The Logarithmic Spiral ... Philosophy Books about Form and Aesthetics What is Sacred Geometry? To me, sacred means something that is symbolic of a trancendent truth, and worthy of study, contemplation, and veneration. When I refer to Sacred Geometry , I am talking about geometry that is derived from or directly related to the structure of nature. Our universe is structured in a highly complex yet sublimely ordered manner. This is a truth that is readily felt by sensitive people, and has also been demonstrated by science and mathematics. Structural forms seen at the microscopic level are repeated at other scales, and the laws of fractional symmetry appear to apply throughout. So, geometry that refers to the structural unity of nature is a powerful metaphor for the mystery of life, and thus sacred. One of the best examples of Sacred Geometry are forms based on the Golden Ratio. Back to Top The Golden Ratio Knowledge of the Golden Section, ratio, or proportion has been known for a very long time. The Egyptians knew about it and the Greeks learned about it from them. It is called

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55. Encyclopedia: Leonardo Of Pisa In mathematics, the fibonacci numbers form a sequence defined geometry (fromthe Greek words Geo = earth and metro = measure) is the branch of http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Leonardo-of-Pisa

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56. Encyclopedia: Golden Ratio In mathematics, the fibonacci numbers form a sequence defined recursively by In The number φ turns up frequently in geometry, in particular in figures http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Golden-ratio

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57. Leonardo Fibonacci: Biography And Much More From Answers.com A brief bio that leads to a great allaround site on numbers; fibonacci explored equations, irrational numbers, Diophantine equations, and geometry. http://www.answers.com/topic/leonardo-fibonacci

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Personalities Scientist Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Leonardo Fibonacci Personalities Source Leonardo Fibonacci Mathematician Born: c. 1170 Birthplace: Pisa, Italy Died: c. 1240 Best Known As: The guy who brought the Hindu-Arabic number system to Europe Also known as Leonardo of Pisa, Fibonacci introduced to Europe and popularized the Hindu-Arabic number system (also called the decimal system). He contributed greatly to number theory, and during his life published many important texts, including Liber abbaci Practica geometriae (1220) and Liber quadratorum (1225). He is also known for the Fibonacci Series, a numerical series found frequently in the natural world. In the sequence, each number is equal to the sum of the preceding two (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 ...). FOUR GOOD LINKS The Fibonacci Series Slick and supercool examples and explanations Fibonacci Good text introduction to Fibonacci and his work Who Was Fibonacci?

58. Mayan Majix - The 3rd Night News In my own study of sacred geometry, I have found that all forms and The twosequences meet as numbers 21 (fibonacci) and 32 (binary) in the 4 Jaguar http://www.mayanmajix.com/3nn02_01_04.html

Sacred Geometry and the Mayan Calenda r I, Ian Xel Lungold, have been studying the Mayan calendar since 1996.  It became evident very quickly that the Mayan calendar is a portal to intuition. The ancient Mayan civilization is revered for the way that its members lived in balance with nature and the cosmos. From all the evidence left by the Maya—their architecture, their land forming, i.e. irrigation works and massive landscaping and their surviving books—we can see that they danced in their intuition for more than three thousand years. How we can best utilize the clues that the Maya left for our consciousness at this time is the subject of this article, and of my many presentations around the world. So what is it that the Maya left us? A roadmap of Creation’s intentions that we can match to times and events.  In other words, we now have a method for discerning what Creation has intended, and continues to intend, day by day, epic by epic. Over the last 16.4 billion years, Creation has followed a particular repeating pattern of 13 different intentions. These intentions have brought about various physical effects and events in Creation, and have molded all human history.

59. Fibonacci Numbers We begin our whirlwind tour of F Lo Sophia and Sacred geometry by first stopping in For the mathematician, the fibonacci numbers can be calculated from http://www.halexandria.org/dward093.htm

Fibonacci Numbers We begin our whirlwind tour of F Lo Sophia and Sacred Geometry by first stopping in Pisa, Italy, where in the year 1202 A.D. (or as currently written, C.E. for “Current Era”), a mathematician and merchant, Leonardo da Pisa wrote a book, Liber Abaci (The Book of Computation). Born in 1179, Leo had traveled during the last years of the 12th century to Algiers with his father, who happened to be acting as consul for Pisan merchants. From the Arabs the young Leonardo Bigollo discovered the Hindu system of numerals from 1 to 9, and from the Egyptians an additive series of profound dimensions. Leo promptly shared his illumination with Europeans by writing his book and offering to the intelligentsia (the small minority who could read) an alternative to the reigning, clumsy system of Roman numerals and Greek letters. Books on mathematics are not normally among the best sellers of any era. Leo’s book, nevertheless, had the effect of convincing Europe to convert its unromantic, Romanized numeral system to the one known today as the Hindu-Arabic numeral system. Leo also introduced to the Western World what has become known as the Fibonacci Series.

60. Sacred Geometry The inherent connection between philosophy, sacred geometry, and numbers is Given that disclaimer, the amazing phenomenon of fibonacci numbers (complete http://www.halexandria.org/dward095.htm

Sacred Geometry Tradition holds that over the entrance to Plato’s Academy was written the words: Agewmetrhtoz mhdeiz eisitw Only he who is familiar with geometry shall be admitted here (Apparently a knowledge of the Greek language was also important.) This website is not quite so stringent, and will happily admit any she who is interested in entering. (The guys will, of course, still need some geometry.) Alternatively, anyone who can carry a tune may enter in a bucket or by any other means. Music is, after all, based on geometry and mathematics. For anyone who doesn’t think of themselves as being “familiar with geometry,” the words attributed to Plato’s school might be considering insulting, and thereby construed to have little or no validity. Any grapes from the discourteous must inevitably be sour. This circumstance is indeed unfortunate in that anyone who is not familiar with geometry, anyone who does not appreciate the premise that Philosophy is about understanding the meaning of a mathematical ratio (the Golden Mean ), and anyone who adheres exclusively to a literal interpretation of spiritual teachings...

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