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Topic: The explicate order
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Brian Q. Hutchings

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Re: The explicate order
Posted: Feb 14, 2014 12:48 PM
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it also works for spatial coordinates,
since pi is the ration of a)
the circumference to the diameter, and b)
the area to the diameter (viz,
it has nothing to do with the regular tetragon ["skware

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