Right Angle Proportionality
An angle equal to 1/4 turn (90° or π/2 radians) is called a right angle.
EP-Calculation is non-Euclidean geometry, where the phenomena at a right angle or deviating from the angle, form curves and radian angle like patterns.
0.125 x 90° = 11.25° = sin 11,25° = 0.195 (1.253 x 1.0328 =2.0)
0.1618 x 90° = 14.562° = sin 14.562° = 0.251 (1.254 x 1,0328 =2.52)
0.20 x 90° = 18° = sin 18° = 0.31 (1.255 x 1,0328 =3.15)
0.25 x 90° = 22.5° = sin 22,5° = 0.382 (1.256 x 1,0328 =3.94)
0.315 x 90° = 28.35° = sin 28.35° = 0.475 (1.257 x 1,0328 =4.92)
0.40 x 90° = 36° = sin 36° = 0.59 (1.258 x 1,0328 =6.16)
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0.50 x 90° = 45° = sin 45° = 0.70 (1.259 x 1.0328 =7.67)
0.63 x 90° = 56,7° = sin 56,7° = 0.836 (1.2510 x 1.0328 =9,62)
0.80 x 90° = 72° = sin 72° = 0.951 (1.2511 x 1.0328 =12.0)
 Pascal's triangle; the figures are blurred after five or six steps. The table above shows the same.
The first six rows of the calculation goes quite accurately - as well in phenomena - the line is over the calculation.
Below being => chain deserves a review.
0.125 x 90° = 11.25° => sin 11.25° = 0.195 => 1.253 = 1,95 => 0.1253 = 0.0195 => arc sin 0.0195 = (1 +) 0.12 = 1,12 = 1.122 = 1.25 => 1.252 x 1.03 = 1.618 => 1.618 x 1.25 = 2 => 1.25 x 2 = 2.5 => 1,25 2,5 = 3.15 => 1.25 x 3.15 = 4 => 1.25 x 4 = 5 => 1.25 x 5 = 6.25 => 6.25 x 1,25 = 8 => 1.25 x 8 = 10
0.125 x 90° = 11.25° => cos 11.25° = 0.981.
Calculation is suitable for energy based calculation due the value of 0.981, the overall force of gravity on the Earth. Decimal points, it should be forgotten and keep the focus on the overall perception. During the calculation, errors are forfeited.
Time Dilation
Time dilation joins to phenomena on the Earth
At slow speed momentum p is transformed into Lorenz - variant factor 1/L when
L = sqrt (1-( v/c )2)
==> time dilation 1.0328 when the speed of light 0,25 c (1 + 0.25 = 1.25)
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