who-settles
Drawn at its defaults, in twenty starting angles. It takes no options at all, so every essay calling it gets this exact drawing.
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the blast radius of changing it
A basin has a width
A destination reached from one starting angle is a presence. A destination reached from seven consecutive starting angles spanning forty-five degrees is a basin with an extent, and nine angles could not have measured one โ they were too far apart to have two of them land in the same place.
Where the angle comes fromRound numbers are not a sample
The nine starting angles the settling table was grown from reach a lattice four times in ten. Eight angles placed exactly halfway between them reach one a quarter of the time. The difference is not noise and it is not the range โ several of the nine sit next door to somewhere a stem could settle.
Where the angle comes fromTwenty angles instead of nine
Every claim in this collection about where a stem ends up rests on nine starting angles a cell, and the file that uses them says so โ it computes a binomial error of 0.17 and declines to read a spread against it. Eleven more angles halve that error and change what several of the numbers were.