Exponent — where it appears
Named by 2 essays across 2 fields — each of them below, with the objects they name alongside it.
The pair read from the angles
Checking that a jostled stem is still the lattice its panel is about turned up a disagreement. Counted from the point positions every rule's stems return five and eight spirals; read from the divergence sequence, the deepest rule's stems come back as five and seven at every seed. The points are right, and this site's founding rule is why.
Six of six is not a measurement
A panel comparing two rules seed by seed reported the deeper one winning every one of six seeds at four correlation lengths out of six, and was read as a lattice with no corner in it. Six of six is the largest number the panel can print, so the flat middle was a reading of the ceiling — and raising the disturbance brings a corner out of it.
Named alongside it
The objects these essays reach for when they reach for this one.
ArtefactAutocorrelationClaim testingHonest limitsMeasurementResolutionCounting blindCeiling effectContinued fractionControlCounting radiusDivergence angle