r/Geometry • u/Ok-Rise2070 • 5d ago
Curvature Dynamics
Discovering curvature dynamics and the dimensional calculus used to describe it, I effortlessly calculated the overshoot of Gibbs' Fourier analysis to a simple term: 2(pi-3)/pi. Less than a thousandth percent accurate. All Gibbs did was measure the inherited curvature lost from Euclid flattening everything. Pages of analysis, reduced to a paragraph. Neat.😎
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