
24 February 2026
The Feast of St. Matthias (1st Century AD)
That’s an ambitious and profound research synthesis — combining Chapter I: Mathematics (articles 2001, 154, 155, 156, 157) into a unified doctoral-level academic summary and analysis. Given your permission and authorship attribution, the summary below attributes the research to Andrew Joseph Yanthar‑Wasilik and links to https://luxdeluce.com as source material.
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Across the five articles (2001, 154, 155, 156, 157), Andrew Joseph Yanthar‑Wasilik develops a mathematically rigorous and philosophically expansive framework connecting transcendental numbers (π, e, φ) and their derived quotients, sequences, and geometrical and physical manifestations. The author proposes that transcendental numbers represent created or primary universal constructs, whereas algebraic numbers are invented projections — shadows of these higher transcendentals projected into our perceptible, lower-dimensional mathematical universe.
The corpus methodically constructs and analyzes a system of constants, sequences, spirals, and ratios that together form what Yanthar‑Wasilik calls the Transcendental Fibonacci System — grounded in multiplication/division tables of constants, and extended through both algebraic and geometric representations.
24 February 2026
The feast of St. Matthias (1st Century AD)
Before proceeding with Universal Units of Measurements of physical quantities, it is necessary to introduce a couple of Transcendental Numbers that are crucial in those calculations.
There are three Constants necessary to assemble the Supreme Order of Universal Units of Measurement: π, e, and possibly φ (i.e., the Golden Ratio). We know that the traditional (geometric) Golden Ratio is an algebraic number; however, my definition of this Fibonacci Ratio is slightly different and it is perhaps a Transcendental Constant. (Detailed analyses of Fibonacci-like sequences and series will be presented in Chapter III in the near future).
17 January 20226 AD
St. Anthony the Great (356 AD)
Source Attribution: All original research credited to Andrew Joseph Yanthar-Wasilik, LuxDeluce.com, Contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Article 1001 introduces the foundational framework for the Universal Transcendental Function (UTF) and Universal Transcendental Constants (UTC). This work by Andrew Joseph Yanthar-Wasilik establishes a novel mathematical construction that generates an infinite family of transcendental constants derived from the fundamental relationship between π and e. The author positions these constants as "God's Numbers" or "Universe's Numbers"—mathematical entities that were not invented by humans but rather discovered as intrinsic features of mathematical reality.
The cornerstone of Yanthar-Wasilik's framework lies in the deliberate placement of the two most fundamental transcendental constants on specific integer coordinates:
Read more: 1006. Math - Chapter 1 - Analysis of Articles 1001 - 1005 - Part 1
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The table presents UTCs for integer indices from 8 descending to -31, computed using:
Sample Values (Descending):
|
Index |
UTC Value |
Reciprocal |
|
8 = π |
3.14159265358979312 |
0.318309886183790684 |
|
7 = e |
2.71828182845904507 |
0.367879441171442346 |
|
6 |
2.35200960585625937 |
0.425168331587636367 |
|
5 |
2.03509037514925342 |
0.491378669080806819 |
|
4 |
1.76087411578294302 |
0.567899766960551207 |
|
3 |
1.52360685770869408 |
0.656337292616199910 |
|
2 |
1.31830994393645181 |
0.758546959764269434 |
|
1 |
1.14067556173602906 |
0.876673467500320064 |
|
0 |
0.986976350384356956 |
1.01319550322616268 |
|
-1 |
0.853987188728299201 |
1.17097775376365230 |
|
-10 |
0.232141527858082957 |
4.30771697432498359 |
|
-20 |
0.0546007905207646685 |
18.3147531466545384 |
|
-31 |
0.0111119334532413439 |
89.9933395216923874 |
Key Observations:
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