Another famous series of numbers is prime. For those who have forgotten barneskolpensum, then prime

Numbers are fun! Not so fun that I pause to count on or doodle figures in meetings, I doodle soepketel incidentally never meet, but rather sets up a serious but interested soepketel facial expression while the customer and concept developer chatter soepketel away. Anyway, the number is pretty fun anyway.
Take for example the number soepketel ranks. There are many of those, soepketel but they are best known among non-mattematikere might Fibonnacci-numbers and primes. OK, we have odd and even numbers, soepketel but they are never as sexy.
In nature, however, these figures surprisingly often again. Flowers often have 3, 5 or 8 petals. Pine cones are often formed in 5 or 8 spirals, and with a little good can we say the same about the shells in pineapple. Fibonnachi-range influences supposedly also how trees forms and brand new branches without soepketel me to play dendrologists and explain soepketel exactly what the phenomenon.
If we take Fibonnachi-series a step further and visualize it, we get something approximating the "golden section". Not quite accurate, for the golden section is closer related soepketel φ (Pronounced "phi"), but let's soepketel simplify a bit for the sake of entertainment. A visualization of Fibonnachi-row says something about the relationship between the sizes 1, 2, 3, 5 etc.
As mentioned, both artists and product designers inspired by the golden section and Fibbonachi helix, so although we traditionally think that there is a big distance between numbers logic and kustneriske, they are perhaps closer related than we usually think.
Another famous series of numbers is prime. For those who have forgotten barneskolpensum, then primes all numbers that are only divisible by themselves, these are a bit more casual, but Ulam coil indicates soepketel that there is a kind of pattern among primes, although no right has managed to find it .
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