1033.180 Vector Equilibrium: Potential and Primitive Tetravolumes
1033.181 The potential activation of tetravolume quantation in the geometric hierarchy is still subfrequency but accounts for the doubling of volumetric space. The potential activation of tetravolume accounting is plural; it provides for nucleation. Primitive tetravolume accounting is singular and sub-nuclear.
1033.182 When the isolated single sphere’s vector equilibrium of tetravolume 2V2 is surrounded by 12 spheres to become a nuclear sphere, the vector equilibrium described by the innermost-economically-interconnecting of the centers of volume of the 12 spheres comprehensively and tangentially surrounding the nuclear sphereas well as interconnecting their 12 centers with the center of the nuclear spherehas a tetravolume of 20, and the nuclear group’s rhombic dodecahedron has a tetravolume of 48.
1033.183 The tetravolume-6 rhombic dodecahedron is the domain of each closest-packed, unit-radius sphere, for it tangentially embraces not only each sphere, but that sphere’s proportional share of the intervening space produced by such unit-radius-sphere closest packing.
1033.184 When the time-sizing is initiated with frequency2, the rhombic dodecahedron’s volume of 6 is eightfolded to become 48. In the plurality of closest-packed-sphere domains, the sphere-into-space, space-into-sphere dual rhombic dodecahedron domain has a tetravolume of 48. The total space is *24—*with the vector equilibrium’s Eighth-Octahedra extroverted to form the rhombic dodecahedron. For every space there is always an alternate space: This is where we get the 48-ness of the rhombic dodecahedron as the macrodomain of a sphere:
1033.185 The 12 spheric domains around one nuclear sphere domain equal 13 rhombic dodecahedra—nuclear 6 +(12x6) = tetravolume 78.
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| Vector Equilibrium | = 4-272, -272, | complete great cir |
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| As Zerovolume Tetrahedron: | , +21/2, (with plus-minus limits differential of 5) ever- inter-self-canceling to produce zerovolume tetrahedron | cles, each fully active |
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| eternally congruent intro-extrovert domain | | |
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| Tetra: eternally incongruent | + 1 (+1 or -1) | > 6 complete great circles, each being 7s active, vector components |
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| Octa: | (2 x 2 = 4) | > 2 congruent (1 positive, 1 negative) sets of 3 great circles each; i.e., a total of 6 great circles but visible only as 3 sets |
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| eternally congruent yet nonredundant, complementary positive-negative duality | | |
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| Duo-Tet Cube: | “cube” | > 6 great circles 2/s active |
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| intro-extrovert tetra, its vertexially defined cubical domain, edge- outlined by 6 axes spun most-economically- interconnected edges of cube | | |
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| Rhombic | “sphere” both sta | -great-circle-defined, |
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| Triacontahedron: 1x2x3x5 = 30 | tically and dynamically the most spheric primitive system | T Modules |
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| Rhombic | closest-packed | great circles appear |
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| Dodecahedron: | spheric domain | > ing as 9 and consisting of 2 congruent sets of 3 great circles of octa plus 6 great circles of cube |
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| Vector Equilibrium: | (potential) | > 4 great circles describing 8 tetrahedra and 6 half-octahedra |
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1033.20 Table: Cosmic Hierarchy of Primitive Polyhedral Systems: The constant octave system interrelationship is tunable to an infinity of different frequency keys:
Active Tetravolumes
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| and only | (Active: now you see it) | 1 | |
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| co- occurring | Divergent Tetrahedron | | |
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| | (Passive: now you don’t) | | |
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| | > Infratunable tnicrocosmic zero (Four great-circle planes as zerovolume tetrahedron) | | |
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| | > Convergent-divergent tetrahedron, always and only dynamically coexisting, unity is plural and at minimum two: active or passive | | •s |
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| The | > Vector-diameter vector equilibrium: congruently 2V2 convergent and 2.V2 divergent | 2V2 | |
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| Eight | > Duo-tet Cube, star-tetra geodesic cubic domain: IV2 passive and IV2 active | 3 | |
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| Octave “Notes” | > Octahedron as two passive tetra and two active tetra | | |
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| | Vector-radius rhombic triacontahedron | + | |
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Sphere-into-space-space-into-sphere dual rhombic dodecahedron domain
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Ultratunable macrocosmic zero
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zerovolume vector equilibrium) 0