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Ontology of Phenomenological Velocity
Why is the velocity considered phenomenological?
The velocity is considered phenomenological because it comes from manipulation of algebra as a descriptive language forgeometry. Logic and perception (visualization) are interpenetrating ideas. This leads to a phenomenon that could normally gounseen. However, there is a normative manner in which the phenomenon is present to the conscious perceiver. Through logicalmanipulation of algebraic forms, a phenomenon of visualization is brought about in a substitutive adumbrative pattern. Thus, thestudies are phenomenological. In the next paragraphs, I will describe how this is a valid interpretation of physical univocity of light particles.From Section Theorem 3 Section 3 and section XIX, we can form the equation :
Solve
r 1
v
2
c
2
Θ
1
v
2
c
2
4
Π
r
r
Θ
2
Π
r Sin
Β
, v
v
1.
1.12941
10
18
Θ
8.98755
10
16
Θ
2
3.54814
10
18
Sin
Β
2
12.5664
ΘΘ
2
39.4784 Sin
Β
2
,
v
1.12941
10
18
Θ
8.98755
10
16
Θ
2
3.54814
10
18
Sin
Β
2
12.5664
ΘΘ
2
39.4784 Sin
Β
2
Solve
r 1
v
2
c
2
Θ
1
v
2
c
2
4
Π
r
r
Θ
2
Π
1
v
2
c
2
c
Θ
2
Π
1
v
2
c
2
, v
v
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
4
ΠΘ
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
,
v
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
4
ΠΘ
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
,
v
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
4 c
6
Π
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
Θ
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
,
v
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
4 c
6
Π
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
Θ
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
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velocity
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
4 c
6
Π
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
Θ
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
1.12941
10
18
Θ
8.98755
10
16
Θ
2
3.54814
10
18
Sin
Β
2
12.5664
ΘΘ
2
39.4784 Sin
Β
2
Every variable in the system can be placed in terms of the speed of light and one other variable. From this, when the speed of light is known, as in a vacuum state, we see that there is a statement that is true but cannot be proven using Euclidean geometry.That statement is the fact that initial radius is a function of the angle taken out of the initial circle alone when the speed of light isknown. This is obviously not provable via Euclidean geometry, because one could draw a circle any size and take any wedge outof it by folding. Because one variable in the system is a function of one other variable alone, we find the statement that is true butcannot be proven, and we must rely on faith. This brings scientific inquiries and method to understanding of the spiritual journey.Univocity has several different interpretations. One interpretation is how the number one is expressed through pure geometry.Another meaning is how, when the height of the cone or any other variable in the system is fixed, every other variable in thesystem can be placed in terms of one other variable. In this interpretation of univocity, we see the relationship of each variable interms of the speed of light and one other variable. For instance, it is shown that r = f(c,
Θ
). It is also shown that r = f(c,
Β
). It isalso shown that,
Θ
= f(c, r).
Solve
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
4 c
6
Π
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
Θ
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
1.1294090667581471`*^18
Θ
8.987551787368176`*^16
Θ
2
3.5481432270250993`*^18 Sin
Β
2
12.566370614359172`
ΘΘ
2
39.47841760435743` Sin
Β
2
, r
2
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Solve
4 c
2
Π
r
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
c
2
r
2
Θ
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
4 c
6
Π
r
2
Θ
c
6
r
2
Θ
2
4
Π
r
2
r
2
Θ
1.1294090667581471`*^18
Θ
8.987551787368176`*^16
Θ
2
3.5481432270250993`*^18 Sin
Β
2
12.566370614359172`
ΘΘ
2
39.47841760435743` Sin
Β
2
, r
r
1. c
3
Θ
1.62943
10
45
Θ
2
3.88997
10
44
Θ
3
3.09554
10
43
Θ
4
8.21118
10
41
Θ
5
1.0238
10
46
Θ
Sin
Β
2
1.62943
10
45
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
6.48329
10
43
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
1.60818
10
46
Sin
Β
4
1.27975
10
45
Θ
Sin
Β
4
1.65397
10
80
Θ
2
3.68058
10
63
c
2
Θ
2
2.0476
10
46
c
4
Θ
2
5.26475
10
79
Θ
3
1.17157
10
63
c
2
Θ
3
6.51771
10
45
c
4
Θ
3
6.28433
10
78
Θ
4
1.39845
10
62
c
2
Θ
4
7.77994
10
44
c
4
Θ
4
3.33394
10
77
Θ
5
7.41902
10
60
c
2
Θ
5
4.12739
10
43
c
4
Θ
5
6.63267
10
75
Θ
6
1.47597
10
59
c
2
Θ
6
8.21118
10
41
c
4
Θ
6
1.03922
10
81
Θ
Sin
Β
2
2.31258
10
64
c
2
Θ
Sin
Β
2
1.28654
10
47
c
4
Θ
Sin
Β
2
2.48096
10
80
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
5.52087
10
63
c
2
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
3.0714
10
46
c
4
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
1.97428
10
79
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
4.39337
10
62
c
2
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
2.44414
10
45
c
4
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
5.23694
10
77
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
1.16538
10
61
c
2
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
6.48329
10
43
c
4
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
1.6324
10
81
Sin
Β
4
3.63259
10
64
c
2
Sin
Β
4
2.0209
10
47
c
4
Sin
Β
4
2.59805
10
80
Θ
Sin
Β
4
5.78144
10
63
c
2
Θ
Sin
Β
4
3.21636
10
46
c
4
Θ
Sin
Β
4
1.03373
10
79
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
2.30036
10
62
c
2
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
1.27975
10
45
c
4
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
,
r
c
3
Θ
1.62943
10
45
Θ
2
3.88997
10
44
Θ
3
3.09554
10
43
Θ
4
8.21118
10
41
Θ
5
1.0238
10
46
Θ
Sin
Β
2
1.62943
10
45
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
6.48329
10
43
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
1.60818
10
46
Sin
Β
4
1.27975
10
45
Θ
Sin
Β
4
1.65397
10
80
Θ
2
3.68058
10
63
c
2
Θ
2
2.0476
10
46
c
4
Θ
2
5.26475
10
79
Θ
3
1.17157
10
63
c
2
Θ
3
6.51771
10
45
c
4
Θ
3
6.28433
10
78
Θ
4
1.39845
10
62
c
2
Θ
4
7.77994
10
44
c
4
Θ
4
3.33394
10
77
Θ
5
7.41902
10
60
c
2
Θ
5
4.12739
10
43
c
4
Θ
5
6.63267
10
75
Θ
6
1.47597
10
59
c
2
Θ
6
8.21118
10
41
c
4
Θ
6
1.03922
10
81
Θ
Sin
Β
2
2.31258
10
64
c
2
Θ
Sin
Β
2
1.28654
10
47
c
4
Θ
Sin
Β
2
2.48096
10
80
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
5.52087
10
63
c
2
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
3.0714
10
46
c
4
Θ
2
Sin
Β
2
1.97428
10
79
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
4.39337
10
62
c
2
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
2.44414
10
45
c
4
Θ
3
Sin
Β
2
5.23694
10
77
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
1.16538
10
61
c
2
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
6.48329
10
43
c
4
Θ
4
Sin
Β
2
1.6324
10
81
Sin
Β
4
3.63259
10
64
c
2
Sin
Β
4
2.0209
10
47
c
4
Sin
Β
4
2.59805
10
80
Θ
Sin
Β
4
5.78144
10
63
c
2
Θ
Sin
Β
4
3.21636
10
46
c
4
Θ
Sin
Β
4
1.03373
10
79
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
2.30036
10
62
c
2
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
1.27975
10
45
c
4
Θ
2
Sin
Β
4
Θ
:
2
Π Π
2
Π
2
Sin
Β
2
c :
2.99792458
10^8
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