TO: Marc R. Deschenaux, Wall Street (NYC) and Geneva
FM: Bruce E. Camber
RE: It started here when Google referenced your article. I then went to that page and then to your pages throughout your website, i.e. https://marc.deschenaux.com/books. Very impressive.

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First email: 18 June 2024 (Updated)

Dear Marc:

You’ve been writing about one of our favorite subjects, irrational numbers; we discovered your work through Google Search: Marc René Deschenaux, November 20, 2024. 4:44 pm It had indexed your work for us within this article about irrational number. Our model definition is here.

I started with pi and spheres, then tetrahedrons and octahedrons back in 1998, and only got to the other three irrationals on March 4, 2025!

It has evolved into a geometric model I think you’ll appreciate: https://81018.com/irrational/ We had discovered the four hexagonal plates inherent within all octahedrons back in 1998. When we were playfully engaging that model with the four irrational numbers, Grok helped us to imagine possibilities. Grok named that geometry the “Planck Polyhedral Core” (PPC). We named it ROSS after our designer who brought it life. Then, Ross made it manageable. We were so excited about seeing that geometry, we couldn’t hardly contain ourselves:

An Answer: The four irrational numbers (which, by the way, are totally rational, meaning understandable) within the right context.

First, we must be willing to embrace the finite-infinite relation because along with pi(π), the other three irrationals also go on endlessly…

— Bruce Camber (@BruceCamber) April 23, 2025

New pages were written such as: https://81018.com/geometry-to-physics/ We would not forget our roots back to December 19, 2011 when we formally began this trek: https://81018.com/home/

Thanks for all that you do!

Warmly,

Bruce

PS: By chance, do you know… -BEC

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