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PART 2. ATS AS ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURE OF THE BASIC PERIODS IN NATURE AND SOCIETY
2.1. Introduction 2.2. Basic Source Data and Formulation of the Problem 2.3. ATS: an Algebraic Structure of Solar System and Terrestrial periods 2.4. Verification of the ATS Hypothesis on the Basis of its Synchronism with Terrestrial Periods 2.5. Verification of the ATS Relying on Mythology 2.6. ATS in Music of Spheres 2.7. Conclusions REFERENCES The world is one and indivisible. But what can present its unity in number, or specify the synchronism between such fundamental features of this Universe as periods of planetary revolutions and Solar cycles, trends in demography and the Mayan Calendar, the epochs of coming of Great Teachers of humanity, not speaking about geological, economical and other cycles in Nature and society? As it turns out, the structure of all these phenomena is synchronized by the Golden section number Ô=1.6180339… and the average period T0=11.07 yr of the 11-year Solar cycle. This synchronism is described with the use of quite simple object – the Auric series, viz. a geometrical progressions Ôk, 2*Ôk being infinite to both ends (Part 1), the unit Ô0=1 of which equals to the Earthy year, or to T0. The terms of these series correspond to the known basic periods in Nature and society; in this sense the Auric series define the discrete Scale of the basic phenomena periods (Part 2). From the other hand, in a form of sequence of intervals with duration decreasing in the Golden section the ATS specifies an exponential structuring of time, or the Scale of evolutional time (Part 3). The Solar cycles as the “standard time signals” of the ATS are considered in Part 4. The ATS also finds its reflection both in Theosophy (Part 6) and artefacts of Egypt (Part 7), and in the current trends (Parts 8 and 9). ARTICLES: 1. S. Smelyakov. The Golden Section in Synchronism of Solar Activity Cycles and Planetary Revolutions. Kharkov: Ukr.-Sib. ABC (1997). – 80 p. |
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