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omearatom
04-17-2007, 09:54 AM
Hi Group,
Just noticed in today's news an interesting harmonic of 34560, one that
is a "Holy Grail to the commercial aerospace industry and the military".
340Ghz (which might as well be 345.6 Ghz: 10,000,000 * 34560)
http://www.physorg.com/news95937386.html
Tom
d. franz zzyrch clark
04-18-2007, 02:38 PM
34560 = 5 times 4 times 12 to the 3rd power...
This is basically a repeat of clark's post
Prime factorization is taking a composite number such as 34560 and continually dividing until you reach a prime number.
(Prime Number)
^n = base raised to that power (8, 3, 1 respectively)
x = times
(2)^8 x (3)^3 x (5)^1
Any ideas on factoring 34560 by different numbers?
d. franz zzyrch clark
11-19-2007, 10:32 AM
Just want to state here how I came across the number '3456'...Around Twenty years I formulated a system of deriving 11 more 12-tone rows that were in essence variations of a given 12-tone row.Since this is not a composers' forum I'll spare the details.However,in all, I thought it was interesting that 2 times 12 to the 3rd power yields '3456'.And when Mr. Wilcock reported his findings on the cosmic number '34560', I was rather impressed by that.(There is a continuity of the number 'twelve' in measurement of time,the color-wheel,& in the division of the musical-octave,to state the obvious)
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