Pi, the continuity-symmetry-harmony of the infinite, defines the finite.

CONTINUITY • SYMMETRY • HARMONY

by Bruce E. Camber, May 8, 2021

Please note: Our use of pi is not yet associated with the three subatomic particles: π , π and π  of the pion and string theory. Here we are observing the concept of pi (π) as it has emerged from Archimedes and so many others over the past millennium.

Three concepts: CONTINUITYSYMMETRYHARMONY have always had a key role within this site. The three have been highlighted at the top of every homepage. That those three facets are derivative of pi, define pi, and are an incisive, all-inclusive definition of the infinite, has only recently become a bit more clear. Since 1971 the three concepts have been a summary for me to define the infinite. Unfortunately that insight had no context to generate all other things.

That is the purpose of these pages.

Also, of the many other definitions of the infinite, most are the result of one’s personal history. A goal of this website is to allow one’s personal history to be one’s personal history. It is not my history or your history. It’s a person’s personal history.

Although personal beliefs should reflect some facet of the infinite, the only facet of the infinite that necessarily reflects personal beliefs is quantum indeterminacy also known as free will and human choice.

The essence of pi, Continuity-Symmetry-Harmony, give us three key expressions of the universe. These essences also give us a value gradient. Heretofore, unrecognized, these qualities, taken as given, are an essential nature within every notation and a little perfection prior to the emergence of the physics and geometries of quantum fluctuations. Not an essence, fluctuations are derivative.

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