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Golden ratio

In Binary Pulse Theory: Golden Ratio Recursion Law

BPT builds on it

In standard physics

The ratio about 1.618 found in growth patterns.

In Binary Pulse Theory

A recursive state carried up k scale levels scales by the golden ratio, modified by a scale factor.

The BPT terms behind it

Golden Ratio Recursion LawR(n+k)

The Golden Ratio Recursion Law is the scaling rule by which a recursive state k levels up equals the state at the base level multiplied by the golden ratio raised to the power k, adjusted by a scale transformation function.

Scale Transformation FunctionΨ△(k)

The Scale Transformation Function is the dimensionless factor Ψ△(k) in the Golden Ratio Recursion Law that modifies golden-ratio scaling when a recursive state is carried up k scale levels.

Also known as

phi · φ · Fibonacci

Related

The standard physics term is here to help you find your way in; the book itself writes in BPT's own terms. Read them in the lexicon, or start the book at Binary Pulse Theory.