St. Cyril of Jerusalem (386 AD); Our Lady of Mercy; St. Joseph (1st century AD)
In this article, I will show how to calculate three mixing angles of quarks using angles from main equations (‘visible’ and ‘invisible’ parts) and applying multiplication factors.
I take into consideration two sets of measurements, one from the year 2008 (Wikipedia) and the more recent one 2022 PDG (Particle Data Group).
The first set was beautifully simple, giving multiplication factors in the form of simple fractions (m/n). However, the 2022 measurements published by PDG complicated this simplicity. Transcendental fractions had to be introduced.
How to calculate the mixing angles of quarks using angles from the main equations and mixing angles?
Sts. Protus & Hyacinth 257 AD; St. Adelphus 5th century AD; St. Paphnutius 356 AD
This article will be very short. I will describe the spiral angle and how to build a spiral of the Transcendental Fibonacci-like Sequences, Pater, Filius, and Spiritus. To determine this all we need is two consecutive terms of a sequence.
I am about to start working again on mixing angles and CP Violation Phase angles of the elementary particles (bosons, gravitons, space, time, internal and external membranes in addition to known particles - quarks and neutrinos) using extrapolation and already calculated values in addition to official scientific data. Please, be patient.
St. Rose of Lima 1617 AD; Sts. Felix & Adauctus 304 AD; St. Fiacre of Brie 670 AD; Bl. Bronislava 1259 AD
The Transcendental Fibonacci Sequence is the result of operation on two Parent Sequences (or if you prefer Transcendental Constants, more about it in a moment), the P(ater) constant and F(ilius) constant.