go to Brief Introduction & Summary below.
| TABLE OF CONTENT | |
|---|---|
| Section 1 | Introduction, Observations, & Summary |
| Section 2 | 'I-CHING' Basics |
| Section 3 | Hexagrams as Life Situations |
| Section 4 | Consultation with the Lords Above |
| Section 5 | The { ICG Hexagram Placement Scheme } |
| Section 6 | { Combinatorial Mathematics } in the 'I-CHING' |
| Section 7 | The { Parity of '4' } in the 'I-CHING' & { Non-parity } |
| Section 8 | Determinants, Magic Squares, & Multiplication Tables |
| Section 9 | The { 'Tao' of the 'I' } & the { ICG Game } ( updated 2006-4-11 ) |
| Section 10 | Concluding Remarks |
| 1st EPILOG ( dated 2005-2-23 ) | Thoughts on the Tetrahedra |
The 'I-CHING' is the ancient Chinese { Book of CHANGE } , dating back to more than 4,000 years ago.
Our key observations here are :
( See Section 1 for an analogy. )
The { ICG Approach } is a mathematical / combinatorics approach to the 'I-CHING ' :
( This arises from the { Trigram Placement Scheme according to WEN WANG } . See Section 2 & Section 5 )
so that continuity is achieved on an 'ad-infinitum' basis . ( 4 x 4 x 4 = 64 ) .
Whether there is a hint here onto { C.H.A.O.S. } is beyond the author's current scope.
behaving markedly different from :
And further { Non-parity } refinements are also present on these { X-Z planes } .
( Three Body Problem / Characteristics of Numbers / Matrix & Linear Algebra / 'I-CHING' )