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Ring limit — the series

One essay so far on this idea, and more questions about it than one essay answers.
  1. The angle between the first two peaks, for six starting disorders. The same equations, the same ring, six different starting perturbations: 177°, 47°, 109°, 151°, 47°, 133°. A spiral needs the angle between successive elements to be the same one each time, and a stationary ring does not supply that.

    A ring cannot make a spiral

    The peaks on a Turing ring do not all appear at once — there is a first and a second. But which two lead is decided by the starting disorder, so the angle between them comes out at 177°, then 47°, then 109°, then 151°. A divergence angle is a relationship that repeats, and this one does not.

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