Frequency calculator task.
See the code
This task gave two different calculators in various AIs:
In the source code implemented, the task is extended for alternative octavian calculator for Laegna-inspired mathematical voyage through special aspects of famous math theories about the essentials of math, constructing a specific superset of tools to enable understanding this aspect of laegna in classic math:
The following calculator for math described in LogExpGaussianFourier.md:
This repository is a task for frequential calculator for Laegna Math:
Floating point base-4 system is used to emulate octaves.
Z, X, Y mark basic infinite octaves:
From differential 1, differential/integral 0, integral 1, there come 3 basic frequencies:
Axes can be composed and decomposed (each axe even reflects on the same number from different aspect, or is fourier-decomposed into separate dimensional factor so that each axe changes single frequency), curves are shown.
This is useful in many calculations, such as infinity math.
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CSS
1.2%
Frequency calculator task.
See the code
This task gave two different calculators in various AIs:
In the source code implemented, the task is extended for alternative octavian calculator for Laegna-inspired mathematical voyage through special aspects of famous math theories about the essentials of math, constructing a specific superset of tools to enable understanding this aspect of laegna in classic math:
The following calculator for math described in LogExpGaussianFourier.md:
This repository is a task for frequential calculator for Laegna Math:
Floating point base-4 system is used to emulate octaves.
Z, X, Y mark basic infinite octaves:
From differential 1, differential/integral 0, integral 1, there come 3 basic frequencies:
Axes can be composed and decomposed (each axe even reflects on the same number from different aspect, or is fourier-decomposed into separate dimensional factor so that each axe changes single frequency), curves are shown.
This is useful in many calculations, such as infinity math.
TypeScript
84.4%
JavaScript
10.6%
Motoko
3.7%
CSS
1.2%