The nuclear forest
The full dynamics of the hu gua
Choose a hexagram and follow its nuclear arrows to the attractor where it lands.
The symmetries experiment summarises the dynamics of the nuclear hexagram; here it is whole. Every hexagram points to its nuclear one: 64 arrows that collapse fast. The image of the first application is 16 hexagrams (the classical nuclear ones); that of the second, 4. Everything ends in 3 attractors: 2 fixed points and a cycle of 2 (4 attractor hexagrams), with basins of 16, 16 and 32 and a maximum fall of 2 steps.
dotted ring: they fall in 1 step · outer ring: they fall in 2 · the hoop marks the attractors
Only these 16 hexagrams are somebody's nuclear one. The 4 marked ones form in turn the second image: the heart of the collapse.
The hu gua map collapses the images 64, 16 and 4 down to 3 attractors: two fixed points and a cycle of 2, with basins 16, 16 and 32.
verificar_bosqueThe types of claim and the full bibliography (APA) are in Foundations.
