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Re: The Reason Why Tau Is Fundamental And Why Pi Is Not
Posted:
Jan 3, 2013 7:34 PM
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Okay, I'm guessing that tau is one cycle or 360 degrees,
but this is achieved by using pi to stand
for "diadians," which is my coinage, as far as I know.
this one of the fundamental tools
of tetrahedronometry.
diameter is more fundamental than radius, since
it is also an axis of spinning, and
"all systems spin;" when you see a spinning body,
it may not be immediately apparent what the axis is, but
the diameter is a direct reading of the calipers.
thus:
the curvature of space was forensically adduced
by Erastosthenes, and instrumentally by Gauss
(surveying Alsace-Lorraine for the French government).
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