here's my proof for those who were/are curiouspic.twitter.com/8KCSIeCndY
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one of the most beautiful identities i've ever figured out on my own.. (φ is the Golden Ratio)pic.twitter.com/nfRGWISqTl
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i figured this out when i was an undergrad and thought i found something new and then when i showed my professor he said "ah, this was one of my favorites as an undergrad as well" the end
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By FakeRealLogSpiral.png: Cypderivative work: Silverhammermba & Jahobr - FakeRealLogSpiral.png, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7685649 …pic.twitter.com/ufWmYeiEre
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huh, how about that
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basically, except i don't eat breakfast
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Proof? Or is there an intuitive explanation for this result?
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I'd prove it this way. If you multiply the series at right by phi, you clearly get the same thing as if you added 1. But the only positive number with that property is phi: phi^2 = 1 + phi So it must equal phi.pic.twitter.com/48DadY7DpD
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This one is amazing
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