Reference Constants Numbers and Equations

Reference Constant Numbers and Equations

by Charles William Johnson

We shall be updating this list of constant numbers and equations that derive from our studies of the ancient reckoning system. Each constant or equation is explained in the essays in the Earth/matriX series. You are invited to visit the "All Essays", which offers a complete list of essays and books available from Earth/matriX. You may also view some of the essays posted herein by clicking on the highlighted text for each constant/equation. Your commentary is always welcome, and we enjoy hearing from our visitors. All well e-mails (no attachments, please) shall receive a personal response from the author.

Earth/matriX Sothic
Constant No.1-
1.649457812457812457812

The Sothic Cycle Constant Number has been derived from reading the encoding day-numbers corresponding to each day of the ancient Sothic Calendar. The constant appears to be relational to the number eleven (11) and the Nineveh number series 18144, 9072, 4536, 2268c. The relational aspects of the E/m Constant No.1 are still under study.

Reciprocal: .6062598223

Earth/matriX Pythagorean Alternative Equation No.6-
w³ + x³ + y³=u³

An Alternative to the Pythagorean Theorem:

w³ + x³ + y³=u³

The side measures of a progressive series of perfect right triangles may be proven by the cube of their side measurements according to the stated equation.

Earth/matriX Ancient Pi
Constant No.2-
2.268

The ancient 2.268 pi-like constant is derived from a 260-degree circle.

Reciprocal: .4409171076

Earth/matriX Diametian
Constant No. 7- 1.14591559

The Diametian constant is derived from the concept of 2-pi (2p ), although it does not rather to the pi-circumference of the unit circle whose diameter is 1.0, but rather to the length of the diameter of a unit circle, 1.14591559, whose circumference is fractal 360 degrees.

Reciprocal: .8726646262

Earth/matriX Ancient Reckoning
Constant No.3- 1.142857

The ancient reckoning constant, 1.142857 is derived from the reciprocal of seven, 8/7ths, and serves as a basis for ancient reckoning of the cycle, day and year counts.

Reciprocal: .875

Earth/matriX Anti-Radian
Constant No.8- 3.027042205

The Anti-Radian constant is derived from subtracting the radian measure of a circle, 57.29577951, from 360 degrees of a unit circle (302.7042205). The anti-radian is thereby the opposing/complementary angle to the classic radian measure.

Reciprocal: .3303554864

Earth/matriX Temperature
Constant No.4- 1.366085811

The Earth/matriX Constant No.2 pertains to the thermodynamic temperature scale. It is obtained by dividing the boiling point of water (273.16 in Celsius degrees) by the freezing point of water (273.16 in Celsius degrees) on Earth.

Reciprocal: .7320184371

Earth/matriX e³ (e cube)
Constant No.9-
2.008553692

The mathematical constant by Euler (2.718281828) to the cube expression (20.08553692) serves as a constant factor in relation to specific cycle/day/year counts of the ancient reckoning system.

Reciprocal: .4978706838

Earth/matriX Temperature/FPW
Constant No.5- .366085811

The reciprocal of 273.16 degrees Celsius functions as a computation in the measurement of temperature, but it is often presented as .366 in most chemistry textbooks.

Reciprocal: 2.731605227

Earth/matriX Square/Circle
Constant No.10- .5641895835

The square root (.3183098862) of the reciprocal of pi [p ] (3.141592654) produces a constant factor for squaring the circle. The square/circle constant may be employed as a factor for obtaining a square and a circle of equal area to one another.

Reciprocal: 1.772453851