¶ Coring
Index Entry
Coring:
“If the pattern has a hole through it like a doughnut then we don’t have plus anything. We leave out the two from the solid. When we leave out the two from the solid & it is really a doughnut and we are cutting out the axis which is to say that the axis is two. . . The plus two which Euler found has to be added to vertexes plus faces equals edges plus two, when it is a structure in the round; but when we put a hole through it, we find we drop off the two and then it is vertexes plus faces equals edges. The plus two comes from coring, like coring an apple, which is to take out the axis. My identification of plus twoness is verified as it has been shown up as the number of balls in any layer. In the round affair the two related to the axis of spin is inherent for any system, so we now allow the energy to account for the spinning.”
¶ Citations
- Euler (2)(3), 11 Jul’62
- Grunch & Phunge Nature’s Coordination, p. 443
- Oregon lecture #7, p. 246, 11 Jul’62
