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(&* NB: ‘In certain cases, polar coordinates (q.v.) provide a more appropriate graphic system, whereby a series of concentric circles, with straight lines through their common centre, or origin, serves to locate points on a circular plane. Both Cartesian and polar coordinates may be expanded to represent three dimensions by introducing a third variable into the respective algebraic or trigonometric functions. The inclusion of three axis results in an isometric graph for solid bodies in the former case and a graph with spherical coordinates in the latter.’)

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*[See last previous ts entry]

** – E[ncyclopaedia] B[ritannica] 5:429 ‘Graph’

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{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (3)}[2nd April 1991]

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*Presumably, a three-dimensional graph of the kind S[uper]C[alc]3 can produce – x+y axes, with time marked at the points – should, if C[ircles] A[nalysis] and S[ynthesis] is valid, in theory produce something resembling a closed curve, if not necessarily a circle or ellipse:

eg:

*[Ref last ts journal entry but one, [Redbook9:32][19910401:1205g]{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (2) [continued (12)]}[1st April 1991]]

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{Raiders of the Lost Ark}[2nd April 1991]

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The difference between Christianity and Islam is that Jesus did not raid caravans.*

*[[Redbook8:351][19910316:1612c]{Arabian Islam [continued (3)]}[16th March 1991]]

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{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (2) [continued (12)]}[1st April 1991]

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TOT

ALS

Calendar Year CE (=Mod 2048)

2048 OC* Degree

Mod 1024

1024 OC Deg*

Mod 512

512 OC Deg

Mod 64

64 OC Deg

Mod 8

8 OC Deg

Territorial Events

-G~+M~ Value

-A~+C Value

-G~+M~ Value

-A~+C Value

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Subtotals for various ranges, eg semicircles G~vM~, & Quarters (Cardinal)

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*[‘OC’ = O[uter] C[ircle], throughout; ‘Deg’ = ‘Degree’ in ms, throughout]

**19910402.1300 [date on right of ms here]

***{On 30/4/91 I bought a new computer (the earlier replacement having proved hopelessly unreliable and been returned) which includes a spreadsheet with 8192 rows and 256 columns.**** (<910515>#

****[See [Redbook9:24-25][19910331:1846b]{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (2) [continued]}[31st March 1991]]

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{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (2) [continued (11)]}[1st April 1991]

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(I hope S[uper]c[alc]3 graphs etc. handle negatives!)

(Use Modulo [sic] arithmetic (+4?) /8 & take remainder

(S[uper]c[alc]3: MOD function)?)

Year	?64-year O[uter] C[ircle] Code	Code[:] i[nner] c[ircle] code	?Mod 64	Territory Country Years Events**	Year’s -G~+M~ Code	Year’s -A~+C		TOTALS -G~+M~	[****] -A~+C
1976	R~	m~	56
1977	R~	m~	57	Be>>>>Fr	+3			21
1978	R~	m~	58	Fr[[[	-3			-3
1979	R~	m~	59	Fr]]] Peterloo	+3			-11
1980	r~c~	m~c	60	Be<Fr	0			10
1981	C~	c	61	C*		1			1
1982	C~	c	62	Aus>Fr,	1
1983	C~	c	63
1984	C~	c	0
1985***	Cc+1	X	1

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*[In the ms, p31 continues onto the bottom third of p30]

**[sic. The values in this column are presumably for example only, not based on any reading of historical events....]

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{Computerisation of C[ircles] A[nalysis &] S[ynthesis]? (2) [continued (10)]}[1st April 1991]

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Revised Events, Codes, Degrees & Values

Crisis / Sudden (internal) change C

Events/Changes	Code	Degree	Value?	Value?	Degree	Code	Event/Condition
Military
Attack, Victory, Invasion, & Conquest	>>>>	M~	4	4	G~	<<<<	Destruction of occupier *
Attack, Victory, Invasion & Withdrawal	>>>	M~	3	3	G~	<<<	Defeat of occupier*
Attack & Victory	>>	M~	2	2	G~	<<	Defeat of Invader*
Attack	>	M~	1	1	G~	<	Defeat of Attacker*
Creation of Alliance	+	M~	1	1	G~	-	Break up of Alliance
Creation of Union (International)	X	M~	1	1	G~	/ ***	Division/Civil War
Political
Coup	]]]]	M~	4	-4	G~	[[[[	Revolt Successful
Repression	]]]	M~	3	-3	G~	[[[	Popular Unrest/ Unsuccessful Revolt
Administrative Reform	]]	M~	2	-2	G~	[[	Democratic Reform
Start of Right-wing Government	]	M~	1	-1	G~	[	Start of Left Wing Government
Economic
Investment	@					`	Disinvestment
Growth	%					#	Decline
Employment	I					_	Unemployment
Inflation	$					\	Deflation
Famine	’	M~?
Plague					C?	,
Cultural**
Start of:
Abstract/Geometric	}	S~?
Formulaised/Traditional	)	M~/U~?
Realistic	(	G~/J~?
Fantastic	{	A~?
Religions
Start of:
Revival/Renewal	*	C?
Traditional	:	M~
‘Stultified’?	.	A~?
Reform?	^	G~?

*?No values

**(Probably inappropriate)?

***[In the ms this is shown as a conventional division sign, ie a midline dash with a dot over and a dot under]

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