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The relativity approach in pyramids design

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  Posted by Hossam-Aboulfotouh (U2914961) on Monday, 24th December 2007

  Mary christmas and happy new year to all; finally I was able to upload the paper on my new web site after getting a permission from the editor via a phone call:
  
  It is link is here:
  

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  Posted by Mick_mac (U2874010) on Thursday, 3rd January 2008

  Hossam,
  
  I read your paper and found it more than a little interesting. However, I cannot accept that the mathematics you present in it was understood or used by the pyramid builders. Some of the formulae derived by you simultaneously embody the product, quotient, reciprocal and square root of trigonometrical ratios!
  
  It is stretching credulity too far to believe that the ancient Eqyptians knew of these trigonometric ratios as exponential series or repeating fraction and could make calculations based upon this knowledge to the level of accuracy you suggest. Some of the exponents used are negative or fractional. How do you imagine an Egyptian could work out the value of 3^-2.5?
  
  

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  Posted by Hossam-Aboulfotouh (U2914961) on Friday, 4th January 2008

  Mick,
  
  Thanks for checking the accuracy of the equations in my paper. Concerning the Ancient Egyptian math, if you searched the web you will find many good papers on this subject; they will show you many things.
  
  The last part of my paper, on the relation between Fi and Theta, is not part of the ancient Egyptian Math; this is my analysis, which shows that the orbital deviation of any planet in our solar system follows that exponential series, and accordingly supports the view of the pyramids designer concerning the obliquity series.

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