Doug Vogt's Octahedral Carrier Wave Modeled Using Vortex Math
As we build on a 1931 discovery by Heinz Hopf, we explore the shape of the expanding bubbles made up of the various rings of 9 mod 9. We have previously chosen to call them discrete "spheres", but as we discover in this video, they are actually connected with Doug Vogt's octahedral carrier wave.
To learn the science behind Doug Vogt's carrier wave mentioned in this video, you can click here:
• Series 2, Part 2, The Creation and Formati...
For the OEIS website demonstrating octahedral numbers, click here:
http://oeis.org/A005900
For a deeper look at the Hopf Fibration, you can click here:
https://mathworld.wolfram.com/HopfMap...
For more information you can also visit my website https://www.zeropointmath.com/
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