The Dialectical Opposition Between Rectilinearity versus
Curvilinearity in Geometries.
Dear Reader,
This
blog-entry is to share, with you,
a recent new Encyclopedia
Dialectica ‘dialectogram’,
presenting the systematic dialectic of the mathematical –
geometrical -- categories of ‘rectilinearities versus
curvilinearities’,
posted above. Note the 2-scales, finitary 'qualo-fractality' of that 'dialectogram'.
Perhaps
the most interesting, most valuable aspect of this dialectic, is not
the ‘categorial antithesis’, R ~ C, or, qR ~ qC, just stated above, but
its ‘categorial synthesis’, qCR.
The
sub1-species
of that qCR [sub0-]species
represent some of the most important developments in the ancient-to-modern history
of mathematics.
These
include the derivation of the so-called “transcendental irrational” number, p, as the ‘reconciliator’
of the rectilinear Diameter of an ideal, “perfect”
circle, with
the curvilinear Circumference of such a circle: p = C/D.
These
also include the “differentiation operation” of the “differential calculus”,
e.g., the limit of the ratio of the function-value, f(t
+ Dt) of a function, f,
as Dt goes to[ward] 0, to its “argument” ‘augmentor’, (Dt) –
lim(t ® 0)(Df(t+Dt)/(Dt)) ® df(t)/dt
--
the latter, df(t)/dt, the “differential coefficient’, as the ‘reconciliator’ of the f(t) curve with the line
of slope df(t)/dt, the [rectilinear]
ideal tangent
line, intersecting the ideal curvilinear locus of f(t), as
t varies widely, but, for a given, specific value
of t, representing that tangent line
at only a single, ideal
“point” of the f(t) curve, with the coordinates (t, f(t)).
For more
information regarding these
Seldonian insights, please see --
For partially pictographical, ‘poster-ized’ visualizations of many of these Seldonian insights -- specimens of ‘dialectical art’ – as well as dialectically-illustrated books
published by the
F.E.D. Press, see –
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DialecticsMATH
¡ENJOY!
Regards,
Miguel Detonacciones,
Voting Member, Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.];
Elected Member, F.E.D. General Council;
Participant, F.E.D. Special Council for Public Liaison;
Officer, F.E.D. Office of Public Liaison.
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