John Eonas
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The Collapse of the Hypotenuse Algebraic and Geometric Mechanisms

John EonasVersion 5
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Mathematical exploration; revised geometric analysis

The question in focus

Examines zero endpoint separation in different geometric settings and distinguishes algebraic, indefinite-metric and curved or multiply connected constructions.

Scope & open questions

  • Uses a defined geometric operation rather than asserting that ordinary positive real squares sum to zero.
  • Version 5 corrects the spheroid analysis: arbitrary leg ratios require the broader triaxial construction described in the paper.

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John Eonas. (29 October 2026). The Collapse of the Hypotenuse Algebraic and Geometric Mechanisms (Version 5). Academia.edu. https://www.academia.edu/170285286/The_Collapse_of_the_Hypotenuse_Algebraic_and_Geometric_Mechanisms
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