What is Synergetics?
Synergetics is a scientific treatise in two volumes published by Bucky Fuller in the latter 1970s. It helped spawn a revolution in the chemistry of carbon and nanotechnology. (See external link.) I began studying Synergetics in the early 1980s, including with Fuller’s only grandson, which led me to a career in environmental engineering.
I have maintained a fascination with synergetic geometry, number theory and the science of structure. This page links to information on the above I have developed that may be of interest to others in the math and science community. Some call it “recreational mathematics.”
I welcome your feedback. Dive in and explore a whole new approach to understanding the world through the lens of synergetics and perhaps make your own new discoveries concerning this ancient knowledge, recast by Fuller into a tetrahedral mold.
Writings
Examine Tahoe AL’s written explorations augmenting synergetic geometry through the years, with findings only published here.
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Synergetics
The following link provides the two volumes of Synergetics by Richard Buckminster Fuller, integrated as one volume with all drawings, tables and subject index. Fuller’s legacy for the serious syngineer/explorer.
Thank you Robert Gray for sharing this information.
Tahoe AL’s Suggested Geometry VIDEOS
Synergetic geometry is dynamic. It can move and transform and videos with discussions help demonstrate the synergetic models and explain what’s happening.