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Prince Matila Costiescu Ghyka (Romanian pronunciation: [maˈtila ˈɟika]; born
Matila Costiescu; 13
September 1881 – 14 July 1965), was a
Romanian naval...
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Minister of
Foreign Affairs and
Ministry of
National Defense of
Romania Matila Ghyka (1881–1965),
Romanian writer,
historian and
diplomat Pantazi Ghica (1831–1882)...
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mentions whole number ratios.
Salvador Dalí,
influenced by the
works of
Matila Ghyka,
explicitly used the
golden ratio in his masterpiece, The
Sacrament of the...
- part of
continuous coverings of the
whole plane.
Ghyka (1946) pp. 73-80 Steinhaus, 1969, p.79-82.
Ghyka, M. The
Geometry of Art and Life, (1946), 2nd edition...
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Dimitrie I.
Ghika or
Ghica (21
January 1875 – 13
October 1967) was a
Romanian politician and diplomat. He was the son of Ioan
Grigore Ghica,
former minister...
- 80b6110N. doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.80.026110. PMID 19792203. S2CID 27552596.
Ghyka M (1977). The
Geometry of Art and Life. Dover. ISBN 978-0-486-23542-4. Adler...
- and use 𝝉 to
represent the
characteristic angle.
Johnson 2018, p. 249.
Ghyka 1977, p. 68.
Coxeter 1973, p. 120, §7.2. see
illustration Fig 7.2A. Miyazaki...
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artist following the
recommendations of
Romanian mathematician Matila Ghyka.
Unlike his
contemporaries who took the view that
mathematics distracted...
- Budu-
Ghyka, Mona;
Florian Budu-
Ghyka (July 2006). "'Arbre
Genealogique de la
Famille Callimaki" (PDF).
ghyka.com.
Retrieved 2009-02-15. Budu-
Ghyka, Mona;...
- Goetheanum:
Rudolf Steiner's
Architectural Impulse (London, 1979), pg. 49
Matila Ghyka, The
Geometry of Art and Life,
Sheen and Ward, NY 1946, p. 5. "Eurhythmy"...
