Square Pulse Spectrum

Definition

The Square Pulse Spectrum is the harmonic content of the Prime Pulse: 0 → 1 → 0 held a Pulse Rhythm in each state is a square wave, which holds its fundamental and its odd harmonics alone, each weaker in proportion to its number. There are no octaves inside the wave; the doubling is its repetition, time. Its strongest overtones are 3, 5 and 7, the primes read as space, and the next, 9, is the first etheric harmonic. The even harmonics a universe sounds come from its layers, the novas. Formally, a_h = 2 / (π · h) for odd h and 0 for even h, where a_h [∅] is the strength of harmonic h and h [∅] its number: [∅] = [∅]. It connects to Universe Note Frequency, Prime Harmonic Dimensions, Etheric Harmonics and Prime Pulse.

Mathematical Expression

a_h = 2 / (π · h)

Technical Details

Category: Manuscript

Chapter: Chapter 4

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