s520.py

from research import *
s=begin(520,'The Temple/Moses/backbone junction','Which supplied equality generates the connected526/476 arrangement?',{'BC_pillar':14726,'AD_pillar':12026,'inverse_Temple_BC':696,'inverse_Moses_BC':1616,'reflected_Exodus_AD':1446,'coordinate':'Rounded'},['File52c §§3.8–3.9'])
left=1-14726;right=12026-1;temple=left+E*(14726-696);backbone=right-E*(12026-1446);moses=left+E*(14726-1616);second=right-E**2*(12026-1446)
finish(s,{'pillar_width':right-left,'sum_original_radii':14030+10580,'E_sum_original_radii':E*(14030+10580),'Temple_and_backbone_q':[temple,backbone],'Moses_and_second_backbone_q':[moses,second],'source_gap':1616-696,'expanded_gap':E*(1616-696),'forward_reflected_Moses_q':temple+E*((1446-1)-temple)},
 'The first convergence is E(14030+10580)=26750, the declared outer-pillar width. The source920 gap then forces the two476BC routes and the1000+1000 reflected arrangement. These connected consequences share the first junction and are not additional independent trials.',
 'Separate civil comparisons in the actual field from these rounded Mirror relationships.',{'first':temple==backbone==525,'second':moses==second==-475,'gap':E*(1616-696)==1000,'forward':temple+E*(1445-temple)==1525})