BBS-ISL Matrix

To find the Row/Column placement of any Inner Grid ( IG) number (#):

STEPS:

  1. find Factors
  2. add Factors, divide by 2 = Row #
  3. confirm by determining Col #
    • a. divide IG # by larger Factor (or simply take the smaller Factor)
    • b. subtract the resulting quotient from the Row # = Col #
    • c. verify by finding the ∆ between the two PD #s

Ex: 33 (Two Factor Sets, example for Factor Set: 3,11 only*)

  1. Factors: 3, 11—(1,33)

  2. Row: 3 + 11 = 14, 14 ÷ 2 = 7 = Row 7

  3. Column - confirm & verify:
    • a. Divide: 33 ÷ 11 = 3
    • b. Subtract: 7 - 3 = 4 = Col 4
    • c. verify: 7² - 4² = 49 - 16 = 33

Therefore: IG# 33 appears 2 times on the IG at:

Ex: 96 (Five Factor Sets, example for four Factor Sets only)

  1. Factors: 2,48—3,32—4,24—8,12—(1,96)
  2. Row:
    • 2 + 48 = 50, 50 ÷ 2 = 25 = Row 25
    • 3 + 32 = 35, 35 ÷ 2 = 17.5 = RowXXXX (Is NOT whole integer #)
    • 4 + 24 = 28, 28 ÷ 2 = 14 = Row 14
    • 8 + 12 = 20, 20 ÷ 2 = 10 = Row 10
  3. Column - confirm & verify:
    • a. Divide:
      • 96 ÷ 48 = 2
      • xxx skip because not whole integer #
      • 96 ÷ 24 = 4
      • 96 ÷ 12 = 8
    • b. Subtract:
      • 25 - 2 = 23 = Col 23
      • xxx
      • 14 - 4 = 10 = Col 10
      • 10 - 8 = 2 = Col 2
    • c. verify:
      • 25² - 23² = 625 - 529 = 96
      • xxx
      • 14² - 10² = 196 - 100 = 96
      • 10² - 2² = 100 - 4 = 96

Therefore: IG# 96 appears 4 times on the IG. The three examples at:

SIMPLIFICATION

SIMPLIFICATION:

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #
  2. Row # - Factor # = Col #
  3. verify PD - PD = IG #

Ex: 96 (Factors: 1,96—2,48—3,32—4,24—8,12)

Factors: 2,48

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #:
    • (2 + 48) ÷ 2= Row 25
  2. Row # - Factor # = Col #:
    • 25 - 2 = Column 23
  3. verify PD - PD = IG#:
    • 25² - 23² = 625 - 529 = 96

Therefore: IG# 96 Appears on the IG at:

Factors: 3,32

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #:
    • xxx (no IG# with this Factor Set)

Factors: 4,24

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #:
    • ( 4 + 24) ÷ 2= Row 14
  2. Row # - Factor # = Col #:
    • 14 - 4 = Column 10
  3. verify PD - PD = IG#:
    • 14² - 10² = 196 - 100 = 96

Therefore: IG# 96 appears on the IG at:

Factors: 8,12

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #:
    • ( 8 + 12) ÷ 2= Row 10
  2. Row # - Factor # = Col #:
    • 10 - 8 = Column 2
  3. verify PD - PD = IG#:
    • 10² - 2² = 100 - 4 = 96 on the IG at:
  4. Row 10, Col 2

Ex: 1125

Factors: (1, 1125)

Factors: (3, 375)

Factors: (5, 225)

Factors: (9, 125)

Factors: (15, 75)

Factors: (25, 45)

  1. ∑ Factors ÷ 2 = Row #:
    • (1 + 1125) ÷ 2 = Row 563
    • ( 3 + 375) ÷ 2 = Row 189
    • ( 5 + 225) ÷ 2 = Row 115
    • ( 9 + 125) ÷ 2 = Row 67
    • ( 15 + 75) ÷ 2 = Row 45
    • ( 25 + 45) ÷ 2 = Row 35
  2. Row # - Factor # = Col #:
    • Row 563 - 1 = Col 562
    • Row 189 - 3= Col 186
    • Row 115 - 5 = Col 110
    • Row 67 - 9 = Col 58
    • Row 45 - 15 = Col 30
    • Row 35 - 25 = Col 10
  3. verify by PD - PD = IG#:
    • 563² - 562² = 316,969 - 315,844 = 1125
    • 189² - 186² = 35,721 - 34,596 = 1125
    • 115² - 110² = 13,225 - 12,100 = 1125
    • 67² - 58² = 4,489 - 3,364 = 1125
    • 45² - 30² = 2,025 - 900 = 1125
    • 35² - 10² = 1,225 - 100 = 1125

Therefore: IG# 1125 appears 6 times on the IG at:

*The Factor Set that includes 1,X where X = the IG#,
ALWAYS lies on the 1st Parallel Diagonal (3,5,7,..) if ODD;
and,if X=EVEN IG#, it will NOT be on the matrix grid, as 1+EVEN # = ODD #,
e.i. IG# 33, using Factor Set 1,33, resolves to Row 17 Col 16,
while IG# 8 does NOT have a Row/Col presence with Factor Set 1,8 as it does NOT resolve to a whole number.

FURTHUR INSIGHTS

In the Dickson Method for calculating ALL Pythagorean Triples (PTs), factors, as Paired Factor Sets (s, t), come into play as:

In Exponentials, factors also come into play as Factor Sets (s,t) — useful for finding
the Axis Row and Column locations for any given exponential Xz value on the IG, where X = 1—2–3—… and z = 1—2—3—….

The SIMPLIFICATION method shown above is really:

Ex: 96 (Factors:4,24)

Therefore: IG# 96 appears on the IG at:



Furthermore, you can work back in REVERSE, if you know the IG exponential value,:

This ONLY works for Exponential IG #s.

Ex: 96 (Factors: 4,24) Does not work— NOT an exponential

Ex: 32 (Factors: 2, 16)

Therefore: IG# 32 = 25

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