Elements a1 = value of the first term am = value of any term after the first term but before the last term an = value of the last term n = total number of terms m = mth term after the first but before nth d = common difference of arithmetic progression r
number progressionsStephen WassellGeometer Marcus the Marinite explores how the geometric and harmonic means can be employed compositionally within a frame; how means function in the development of organizational field grids; how means work to develop linear perspective and proportional grids....
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If the harmonic series is the most celebrated of all divergent series, the same distinction for convergent series goes, without reservation, to the geometric series. We have already met this series in connection with the runner’s paradox. In a geometricsequence, or progression, we begin with a...
This dissertation develops a variety of geometric and transformational spaces to describe voice leading in tonal harmonic progressions. Whereas existing mathematical approaches using geometric and transformational techniques draw on Forte's (1973) mod-12 pitch-class set theory, the tools developed in this...
number sequencesnumber seriesprogressionsarchitecture and mathematicsNichomachusStephen Wassell replies to the question posed by geometer Marcus the Marinite: if one can define arithmetic and geometric sequences, can one define a harmonic sequence?doi:10.1007/s00004-001-0030-9Stephen R. Wassell...
Related to geometric progressions:Geometric sequence,harmonic progressions geometric progression n. A sequence, such as the numbers 1, 3, 9, 27, 81, in which each term is multiplied by the same factor in order to obtain the following term. Also calledgeometric sequence. ...
By then, Laban had completed his education, but remained in Munich and turned his creative interests towards dance; he was developing his harmonic movement theory, opened his first dance school, staged performances and hosted several carnivalesque dance parties. While there is evidence that Taeuber...