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1. Synergetic uses ___ vectorial angles and tetrahedral systems.
2. Like Euler, Bucky Fuller decomposed the Universe and all phenomena into angles and ___?
3. The Universe is described as a closed-system of omni-interacting, precessionally transforming, complementary-transacting, and self-regenerating system ... or simply as a _____?
4. What mathematical-construct does Bucky Fuller decompose the Universe into?
5. Synergetics explains events as __-vectored wavelengths.
6. What does Fuller refer to the array of equilateral triangles, arranged in a 4-dimensional matrix with 60 degree angles?
7. According to Bucky Fuller, all polygons and phenomena are reducible to what basic-shape?
8. What shape is described as: a rhombic dodecahedral, symmetrically recurrent through the Isotropic-vector matrix, and tangential to the 12 omni-symmetrical vertices?
9. How does Fuller describe a 'point' in space?
10. What is not one of the 3 omni-symmetric, omni-triangulated, and least-effort systems found in nature?
11. What term is described as a : self-stabilizing energy-event complex?
12. Of Euclid's early 5 Hypotheses, which one is the parallel conjecture, that has been found irrelevant in the higher dimensions of space?
13. In Synergetic-space, how is a 'Line' defined?
14. What is being defined here: 'Omni-embracing, collecting, precessional, generating-circumferential, surface-folding wave.'?
15. What type of structure does the 'Geodesic Dome', made famous by Bucky Fuller, exemplify?
16. According to Synergists, all time is sequential, complementary, and orderly disequilibrious intertransformations of space-nothingness to time somethingness, and vice versa. So, ' The only instanstaneity is ___'?
17. What are the two types of acceleration.. ____ and _____?
18. Quite often, Synergetics uses the principle of angular topology developed by Descartes. If you take a tetrahedron and add up the surface angles, how many degrees will you get in total
19. According to Synergy, 'solids' exist in space.
20. The _______ is a nonsimultaneously potential vector equilibrium?
21. Which shape contains the most volume with the least surface area?
22. What shape does the energy of Planck's constant take on, according to Bucky Fuller?
23. How does a tree support horizontally tons of heavy branches? Bucky Fuller explain this phenomena by employing which term?
24. Fuller makes the interesting connection of Euler's geometry with vertices to the mass-attraction of gases, with which physicist?
25. Bucky uses : V+F=E+2, quite often. What mathematician first used this formula to calculate the edges, faces, and vertices of a polygon?
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