Was the Fibonacci the only one repeating? Even numbers sounded like a major scale and the Prime numbers sounded like a minor key sometimes. That one that was whatever, whatever divided by 30, sounded like the climax of a modern dance performance by Divalo.
Thanks, that was fun. I'll be sure to share to twitter too!
Fibonacci repeats because of a special property of the Fibonacci numbers which is called Pisano periods. It is not on a loop. I actually didn't know about this this property. I only learned about this after listening to it :P
π(n)≤n2
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This is an awesome concept! I have seen only a few projects like this before, and I really enjoyed this one in particular. Excellent work. I loved the fib ones myself, but that might just be my tradin brain :)
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Was the Fibonacci the only one repeating? Even numbers sounded like a major scale and the Prime numbers sounded like a minor key sometimes. That one that was whatever, whatever divided by 30, sounded like the climax of a modern dance performance by Divalo.
Thanks, that was fun. I'll be sure to share to twitter too!
Thankies :)
Fibonacci repeats because of a special property of the Fibonacci numbers which is called Pisano periods. It is not on a loop. I actually didn't know about this this property. I only learned about this after listening to it :P
π(n)≤n2
Pie multiplied by any number greater than that same number squared.
(I don't know how to raise a baseline in these Markdown text fields... yet.)
you mean this nπ ≤ n2 ? This inequality is not true, for example try n=1
yikes! I thought it made sense until I put a number into it.
Searching where and why I got that... you don't want to know, but I do.
yikes! yeah, I thought it made sense until I put a number into it. I gotta read this again: https://www.quora.com/Why-does-the-Pisano-period-occur
This is an awesome concept! I have seen only a few projects like this before, and I really enjoyed this one in particular. Excellent work. I loved the fib ones myself, but that might just be my tradin brain :)
Thankies. There are also musicians which have created intricate piano music using sequences. This seems mostly restricted to the decimals of pi or e:
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Apparently, the Dtube video is not working. So I also uploaded it to youtube ->