1331.........the 4th level in P's triangle.............and like 2 pi's at once.........2pi.......full circle on the unit circle..............6.28...............6 + 28 = 34..............28/6 = 4.666..............4 and 6........the 1st 2 non primes..................and another 10.........like the base of the number system.........4 + 6 = 10..........40 - 60..............5 primes.......in a 3 and 2 pattern......which matches the 15 to 10 overall distribution for all primes under 100............the 1st 25 primes.....1 + 25 = 26.............13 + 13 = 26............

2 pi's..........full circle...........and a 2 and a 3.............and a 2 and 3.1.........like 31...............13 + 31 = 44....................two blocks of 4 numbers in e............2 and 4.......11 + 13 = 24........1st 2 primes in double digits............like the critical line at 1/2...............



Pascal's Triangle

One of the most interesting Number Patterns is Pascal's Triangle (named after Blaise Pascal, a famous French Mathematician and Philosopher).
To build the triangle, start with "1" at the top, then continue placing numbers below it in a triangular pattern.

Each number is the numbers directly above it added together.
(Here I have highlighted that 1+3 = 4)

Patterns Within the Triangle

41, 43 and 47................3 primes immediately before 50............in 40 - 50.........like 45..........the double digit numbers..................43 + 47 = 90...............41 + 90 = 131.............kinda like Pascal's triangle...........41 is the 13th prime.........................a garbled pi............13 is the 6th prime............imp b/c 6 is the 1st perfect number...........................13 is the closest prime to the 1st zero........1/2 of 13 is 6.5...........dead center in 2 - 11..........10 numbers.......................one of 2 prime fundamentals.................or so I think........but I am not 100% sure.........





47 and 43..........sum to 90...........like 90 degrees.............1/4th the c plane..................and like 14i........the location of the 1st zero........................e broken up into 3 and 7.............8 + 2 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 8 = 37...........................like 19/18...........in Euler's product...........the middle number...........broken into sets of 5's.........................5/4 and 19/18...............the middle of 1st 5 and 2nd 5.............like 1/2.......the c line.................................19 + 18 = 37...................5 to 19.............14...........4 to 18.............14..........like the square root of 2............1.414................like 14i..........

10 + 37 = 47...................47........is the last prime before 50.......under 50..........37.........the sum of the 1st 5 non primes..............4, 6, 8, 9, 10..........................................the 1st 10 digits in e.........sum to 47.............................41, 43, 47..................53, 59...........a 3, 2 pattern........of the primes immediately before and after 50........5050.........the sum of 1 - 100..............................15, 10........15 under 50..........10 above 50............but under 100...............the same pattern....15 and 10.......is the same ratio as 3 and 2.........15/10 = 3/2 = 1.5...............like the 1st 5 primes and/or the 1st 5 non primes.............47 and 43..........sum to 90...........like 90 degrees.............1/4th the c plane..................and like 14i........the location of the 1st zero........................e broken up into 3 and 7.............8 + 2 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 8 = 37...........................like 19/18...........in Euler's product...........the middle number...........broken into sets of 5's.........................5/4 and 19/18...............the middle of 1st 5 and 2nd 5.............like 1/2.......the c line.................................19 + 18 = 37...................5 to 19.............14...........4 to 18.............14..........like the square root of 2............1.414................like 14i..........



............28 in e twice.......37.............2.71 8281828................2 + 7 + 1 = 10.......................8 + 2 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 8 = 37............3 numbers........then 7 numbers.......................different ways to divide e up.........set theory.............................3 + 7 = 10............2 +8 = 10............adding single digits to double digits...........1st 5.........like 1/5..........from the harmonic series.....1/5 = 0.20..........the 1st 20 numbers.........................contain a pattern primes..........4 and then 4.......1828........1828..........two 4's..................................1/4 and 1/5...............from the harmonic series.....1/4 = 0.25.........1/5 - 0.20........0.25 + 0.20 = 0.45............fractal patterns...........

Two ways to get 45 from the single digits.......1 - 9...or 0 - 9........sum to 45...................two of them........................it may seem nitpicky.......but there is a difference........like the F. sequence.........can be seen to start from 0 or 1........0 or 1................dead center...........1/2........like the critical line.....

1 - 9..........1 + 9 = 10............2 + 8 = 10...............3 + 7 = 10............4 + 6 = 10............and a 5................28...........the sum of the 1st 5 primes..............37.........the sum of the 1st 5......non primes.......both connect single digits to double digits............28 in e twice.......37.............2.71 8281828................2 + 7 + 1 = 10.......................8 + 2 + 8 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 8 = 37............3 numbers........then 7 numbers.......................different ways to divide e up.........set theory.............................3 + 7 = 10............2 +8 = 10............adding single digits to double digits...........1st 5.........like 1/5..........from the harmonic series.....1/5 = 0.20..........the 1st 20 numbers.........................contain a pattern primes..........4 and then 4.......1828........1828..........two 4's..................................1/4 and 1/5...............from the harmonic series.....1/4 = 0.25.........1/5 = 0.20........0.25 + 0.20 = 0.45............fractal patterns...........

Pascal's Triangle

One of the most interesting Number Patterns is Pascal's Triangle (named after Blaise Pascal, a famous French Mathematician and Philosopher).
To build the triangle, start with "1" at the top, then continue placing numbers below it in a triangular pattern.

Each number is the numbers directly above it added together.
(Here I have highlighted that 1+3 = 4)

Patterns Within the Triangle

13 and 31...........like in P's triangle........or as my dad wrote in The Music of the Primes......."different parts of the mathematical cannon, which seem to have nothing to do with each other"...

Pascal's Triangle

One of the most interesting Number Patterns is Pascal's Triangle (named after Blaise Pascal, a famous French Mathematician and Philosopher).
To build the triangle, start with "1" at the top, then continue placing numbers below it in a triangular pattern.

Each number is the numbers directly above it added together.
(Here I have highlighted that 1+3 = 4)

Patterns Within the Triangle

Three imp. square roots..........8, 10 and 13.......the square root of each...........8 + 10 + 13 = 31..............31..........like the beg of pi......................18 + 13 = 31.........................like Pascal's triangle.......................................13 + 31 = 44..........4 primes, then 4 primes....................2 + 2 = 4.....2 * 2 = 4..................................e = 2.7.........1828..........1828.............2 blocks of 4 numbers.............like 24....................11 + 13 = 24......................half of the 1st 4 primes in double digits...........written like that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it is like 14i...............17 + 19 = 36..........like 360.....full circle......truncating stuff.........imp..........like Lorentz...........the butterfly effect...........................



.....................the square root of 8, 10 and 13........under the radicand.........using the zero dimension...........3 fives.........5 + 5 + 5 = 15..........................14.13i...........is just under 15i

555...........in the square root of 13.................is like 35 and 53............5/3 = 1.666.......like the golden ratio.............................3.60555............the 1st zero is just under 15i..........3 5's......three fives..........in the 1st 6 numbers of the square root of 13.............imp b/c 6 is the 1st perfect number............6.28.......full circle..............2pi..............2 pi................2 and 3............2(pi)........2(3.1)...................a 2 and a 3........................those galore..............6 + 28 = 34...........like the quantum leap...........3 and 4..............................53 is the 1st prime over 50..........5050.......the sum of 0 - 100.........or 1 - 100..................





.....................the square root of 8, 10 and 13........under the radicand.........using the zero dimension...........3 fives.........5 + 5 + 5 = 15..........................14.13i...........is just under 15i

Three imp. square roots...(the square root of 8, the square root of 10, and the square root of 13)......and the line at 1/2..........1/2 as an exponent means square root........putting that together.......yet another fractal pattern emerges.......1/2 and 3.............more 2s and 3s..............imp...........b/c 2 and 3............are the only two primes a digit apart..........2 primes, one number apart.............like the beg of Euler's product......2/1(3/2)(5/4)................every other neg number...........on the X axis has a zero................every even neg number................every even exp. of i........is real................4 cycles of i........which starts anew for every 5th i.......like 5/4.........from Euler's product..................45 and 5/4......surprising connections between numbers.......number theory.......





those two.............with the square root of 13...........which starts out like full circle.......3.60......like 360 degrees...........................8, 10 and 13....................from 8 to 10.......is 2.........from 10 to 13 is 3.........like 2, 3.........the start of all primes........fractal patterns................also the square root of 13 is the hyp of a right triangle............whose two smaller sides are 2 and 3.....................the square root of 8, 10 and 13........under the radicand.........using the zero dimension...........3 fives.........5 + 5 + 5 = 15..........................14.13i...........is just under 15i

2^i has two interpretations.............in my convoluted world....................which is missing higher math..................I only know calculus a little bit...............2 raised to an imaginary exponent..........is the square root of 8 or the square root of 10......approx. for e and pi.........respectively..................those two.............with the square root of 13...........which starts out like full circle.......3.60......like 360 degrees...........................8, 10 and 13....................from 8 to 10.......is 2.........from 10 to 13 is 3.........like 2, 3.........the start of all primes........fractal patterns................also the square root of 13 is the hyp of a right triangle............whose two smaller sides are 2 and 3.....................the square root of 8, 10 and 13........under the radicand.........using the zero dimension...........3 fives.........5 + 5 + 5 = 15..........................14.13i...........is just under 15i............................but a little above 14i........like pi.........3.1415...................between the 3rd and 4th numbers in pi................3 + 4 = 7...............3 * 4 = 12......................12 like 1/2........................like 1/2 + 14i.....................3 and 4........where a "quantum leap" happens in regards to addition and multiplication..........



square root(13) =

3.60555127546

Full circle....................the square root of 13...................1/2 (13) = 6.5..................2 - 11.....dead center is 6.5.....2 - 11..............the sum is 65..........fractal patterns............

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1/9 + 1/10...................9 and 10...........like 109................10 - 99............10 + 99 = 109.........11 + 98 = 109............................................surprising connections between numbers.......number theory.......


109.....................1/9 + 1/10...........the 1st jump in the harmonic series......from single digit denominators to double digit denominators.............9 + 10 = 19..................1 + 1 = 2...........2 + 19 = 21............like 21i........................4 numbers..........................1/4 = 0.25...................1/4th the c plane.....90 degrees......................add straight across..........of 1/9 and 1/10.........1 + 1 = 2.......like a 45/45 degree right triangle......1 : 1..........and the square root of 2..................of 2 - 11.......one of the two prime fundamentals................................9 + 10...................1 - 9........9 numbers...........0 - 9........10 numbers........single digit counting numbers...........and all single digit numbers.........

45 pairs............................90 numbers..............10 - 99............all double digit numbers period.........sum to 4905..........................like 7 * 7................7 * 7 = 49...............2 + 3 + 5 + 7 = 17................11 + 13 + 17 + 19 = 60...............60 + 17 = 77..............7 * 7 = 49..............7 + 7 = 14.........like 14i............109.....................1/9 + 1/10...........the 1st jump in the harmonic series......from single digit denominators to double digit denominators.............9 + 10 = 19..................1 + 1 = 2...........2 + 19 = 21............like 21i........................4 numbers..........................1/4 = 0.25...................1/4th the c plane.....90 degrees......................add straight across..........of 1/9 and 1/10.........1 + 1 = 2.......like a 45/45 degree right triangle......1 : 1..........and the square root of 2..................of 2 - 11.......one of the two prime fundamentals................................9 + 10...................1 - 9........9 numbers...........0 - 9........10 numbers........single digit counting numbers...........and all single digit numbers.........



square root(2) =

1.41421356237

14i + 21i = 35i..............all in the square root of 2.....................the hyp of a 1 and 1........45/45 degree right triangle...........a right triangle is called thus b/c its largest angle is 90 degrees...........459045..........the 11th - 16th numbers in e.............

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The square root of 2, or the (1/2)th power of 2, written in mathematics as √2 or 2^​1⁄₂, is the positive algebraic number that, when multiplied by itself, gives the number 2. Technically, it is called the principal square root of 2, to distinguish it from the negative number with the same property.

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The 4 primes in single digits sum to 17................the 4 primes in double digits.............in the 1st 10 double digit sequence.........sum to 60 ......60 + 17 = 77.................7 + 7 = 14.........like 14i...........7 * 7 = 49.....like 4905.............the sum of all 90 double digit numbers..........layered meanings............a very complicated pattern...........................109............10 + 99= 109...............11 + 98 = 109...............since there are 90 double digit numbers.....period.......u can make 45 pairs.........................like a 45/45 right triangle............whose smaller sides are 1 and 1............and the hyp is the square root of 2......which starts out.....1.41421...............like 14i and 21i.........the 1st two zeros............






10 - 99............there are 90 double digit numbers................whose sum is 4905..................7 + 7 = 14..........like 14i.....................7 * 7 = 49...................459045............4 + 5 + 9 + 0 + 4 + 5 = 27............fractal patterns..........with e....................a six number sequence.........the 11th - 16th number in e.........11 + 16 = 27..........coincidence???  I doubt it.........

10 - 99............there are 90 double digit numbers................whose sum is 4905..................7 + 7 = 14..........like 14i.....................7 * 7 = 49...................459045............4 + 5 + 9 + 0 + 4 + 5 = 27............fractal patterns..........with e....................a six number sequence.........the 11th - 16th number in e.........11 + 16 = 27..........coincidence???  I doubt it.........

90 double digit numbers..............................10 + 99 = 109............45 pairs...................45 2's.................just like 0 - 100..........................1 - 100........whose sum is 5050.......1 + 100 = 101........2 + 99 = 101............................50 pairs of 101...................101 * 50...........= 5050...............90 double digit numbers......................109.........45 of them..........109 * 45 = 4905............................so many 45's..............








There are 9 single digit counting numbers........1 - 9....................10 single digit numbers.....0 - 9...................................both sum to 45..................45/45 right triangle............459045..........the 11th - 16th number in e...............................

A digit is a single symbol used to make numerals. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are the ten digits we use in everyday numerals. Example: The numeral 153 is made up of 3 digits ("1", "5" and "3"). Example: The numeral 46 is made up of 2 digits ("4", and "6").

The line at 1/2.........single digits and double digits.............there are 10 single digit numbers..................90.........double digit numbers....................90 is 1/4th the C plane..............1/4th.......like 14i.........................1/4 = 0.25.......1/5 = 0.20..........0.25 + 0.20 = 0.45....................................................0 - 9.........all single digit numbers......period.......1 - 9.....all single digit counting numbers....................both sum to 45..................1 + 9 = 10..............2 + 8 = 10....3 + 7 = 10....................4 + 6 = 10...........and 5....................5 by itself...............a clue

1/2 + 14i..........two fives...............1/2 = 0.5..................14i becomes 14...............becomes......1 and 4..............separating single digits and double digits....1 + 4 = 5................5 up...........5 below.............crests and troughs..........waves........the max up or min down........has an m of 0.......slope is zero at the highest point.........up...........and the lowest point down......





There are 9 single digit counting numbers........1 - 9....................10 single digit numbers.....0 - 9...................................both sum to 45..................45/45 right triangle............459045..........the 11th - 16th number in e...............................

A digit is a single symbol used to make numerals. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are the ten digits we use in everyday numerals. Example: The numeral 153 is made up of 3 digits ("1", "5" and "3"). Example: The numeral 46 is made up of 2 digits ("4", and "6").

459045..............the 11th through the 16th number in e.................................11 + 16 = 27...............459045............................six numbers.................added..............digit by digit.............they sum to 27...............................27 + 27 = 54...............reflexive symmetry........with 45.............

45 + 54 = 99.............two nines.........9 + 9 = 18..........like 180 degrees.......half a circle...............1/2 + 14i.......................

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There are 9 single digit counting numbers........1 - 9....................10 single digit numbers.....0 - 9...................................both sum to 45..................45/45 right triangle............459045..........the 11th - 16th number in e...............................

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Classic battle strategy...................cause internal chaos...........then invade.......divide and conquer.......................

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1	Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport	101,491,106
2	Chicago O'Hare International Airport	76,949,504
3	Los Angeles International Airport	74,937,004
4	Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport	64,074,762

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• 2 45 busiest US airports by total passenger traffic (2015)
• 3 20 busiest US airports by international passenger traffic (2016)
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Busiest US airports by total passenger boardings[edit]

The FAA uses passenger boarding for a full calendar year to determine Airport Improvement Program (AIP) entitlements.^[1]
The term hub is used by the FAA to identify very busy commercial service airports. For instance, large hubs are those airports that each account for at least one percent of total U.S. passenger enplanements. Medium hubs are defined as airports that each account for between 0.25 percent and one percent of the total passenger enplanements. According to preliminary FAA data, in 2014 there were 30 large hubs and 30 medium hubs.

Rank (2016)	Airports (large hubs)	IATA Code	Major city served	State	2017	2016[2]	2015[3]	2014[4]	2013[5]	2012[6]	2011[7]	2010[8]	2009[9]	2008[9]	2007[10]	2006[11]	2005[12]
1	Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport	ATL	Atlanta	GA	51,916,451	50,476,272	49,340,732	46,604,273	45,308,407	45,798,809	44,414,121	43,130,585	42,280,868	43,236,665	43,236,665	41,352,038	42,402,653
2	Los Angeles International Airport	LAX	Los Angeles	CA	42,459,545	39,635,691	36,351,226	34,314,197	32,425,892	31,326,268	30,528,737	28,857,755	27,439,897	28,861,477	30,113,985	29,357,327	29,372,272
3	O'Hare International Airport	ORD	Chicago	IL		37,499,201	36,305,668	33,686,811	32,317,835	32,171,743	31,892,301	32,171,831	31,135,732	33,683,991	36,521,585	36,825,097	36,720,005
4	Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport	DFW	Dallas/Fort Worth	TX	33,528,927	31,274,875	31,589,832	30,766,940	29,038,128	28,022,877	27,518,358	27,100,656	26,663,984	27,219,985	28,482,417	28,627,749	28,079,147
5	John F. Kennedy International Airport	JFK	New York	NY		29,224,554	27,717,503	26,244,928	25,036,358	24,520,943	23,664,830	22,934,047	22,710,272	23,620,948	23,401,351	21,071,501	20,260,359
6	Denver International Airport	DEN	Denver	CO	30,714,011	28,246,269	26,280,043	26,000,591	25,496,885	25,799,832	25,667,499	25,241,962	24,013,669	24,287,939	20,796,173	20,591,909	20,315,544
7	San Francisco International Airport	SFO	San Francisco	CA	27,862,429	25,706,994	24,190,549	22,756,008	21,704,626	21,284,224	20,038,679	19,359,003	18,467,908	18,135,827	17,280,328	16,236,592	16,070,133
8	McCarran International Airport	LAS	Las Vegas	NV	24,248,814	22,665,289	21,824,231	20,551,016	19,946,179	19,941,173	19,854,759	18,996,738	19,445,952	21,024,443	22,537,950	22,028,521	21,402,676
9	Charlotte Douglas International Airport	CLT	Charlotte	NC		21,955,996	21,913,156	21,542,277	21,346,601	20,032,426	19,022,535	18,629,181	18,165,476	19,291,428	16,884,780	14,949,568	14,109,608
10	Seattle–Tacoma International Airport	SEA	Seattle/Tacoma	WA	23,518,824	22,940,997	21,231,781	18,781,489	17,450,425	16,625,787	16,425,732	15,406,243	15,273,092	15,839,504	15,419,116	14,703,928	14,359,530
11	Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport	PHX	Phoenix	AZ	22,016,714	20,896,229	21,351,445	20,344,867	19,525,109	19,556,189	19,750,306	18,907,171	18,559,647	19,450,576	20,767,144	20,479,291	19,032,196
12	Miami International Airport	MIA	Miami	FL	21,747,189	20,796,994	20,986,341	19,468,523	19,420,089	18,987,488	18,342,158	17,017,654	16,187,768	16,377,488	16,194,162	15,664,791	15,092,763
13	Orlando International Airport	MCO	Orlando	FL	22,215,929	20,283,479	18,759,938	17,278,608	16,884,524	17,159,425	17,250,415	17,017,491	16,371,016	17,288,480	17,614,679	16,807,856	16,592,133
14	George Bush Intercontinental Airport	IAH	Houston	TX	20,367,204	20,839,251	20,595,874	19,772,054	18,952,840	19,038,958	19,306,660	19,528,631	19,290,239	20,030,898	24,117,623	22,822,111	20,799,886
15	Newark Liberty International Airport	EWR	Newark	NJ		19,834,792	18,684,765	17,680,826	17,546,506	17,035,098	16,814,092	16,571,754	16,659,441	17,599,578	18,163,652	17,804,107	16,444,959
16	Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport	MSP	Minneapolis/St. Paul	MN	19,002,544	18,109,982	17,634,252	16,972,678	16,280,835	15,943,751	15,895,653	15,512,487	15,551,206	16,369,324	16,962,563	17,192,410	17,971,771
17	Logan International Airport	BOS	Boston