n2 + m = 2D Unit + 1D Unit
12 + 1 = 2
“Dimensional Sums” take into consideration the different ‘dimensional quality’ of their summands.
The formula of letters hides the ‘compounding’ of dimensionality into the value ‘1’.
With a view to taking Dimensionality into account as a ‘spatial yardstick’:
- the operation n x n = n2 creates a 2D area.
Adding m as the length of a 1D Line, makes it possible to rise into the 3rd dimension, if the imagination permits!…
The fact that n2 + m leads to “Diagonals of Primes” was as unsuspected as all my other discoveries. After MANY spreadsheets before, here are the rather impressive ones: