%0 Journal Article %T The Mathematics of Harmony, Hilbert¡¯s Fourth Problem and Lobachevski¡¯s New Geometries for Physical World %A Alexey Stakhov %A Samuil Aranson %J Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics %P 457-494 %@ 2327-4379 %D 2014 %I Scientific Research Publishing %R 10.4236/jamp.2014.27056 %X

We suggest an original approach to Lobachevski¡¯s geometry and Hilbert¡¯s Fourth Problem, based on the use of the ¡°mathematics of harmony¡± and special class of hyperbolic functions, the so-called hyperbolic Fibonacci l-functions, which are based on the ancient ¡°golden proportion¡± and its generalization, Spinadel¡¯s ¡°metallic proportions.¡± The uniqueness of these functions consists in the fact that they are inseparably connected with the Fibonacci numbers and their generalization¨D Fibonacci l-numbers (l > 0 is a given real number) and have recursive properties. Each of these new classes of hyperbolic functions, the number of which is theoretically infinite, generates Lobachevski¡¯s new geometries, which are close to Lobachevski¡¯s classical geometry and have new geometric and recursive properties. The ¡°golden¡± hyperbolic geometry with the base \"\"

(¡°Bodnar¡¯s geometry) underlies the botanic phenomenon of phyllotaxis. The ¡°silver¡± hyperbolic geometry with the base \"\" has the least distance to Lobachevski¡¯s classical geometry. Lobachevski¡¯s new geometries, which are an original solution of Hilbert¡¯s Fourth Problem, are new hyperbolic geometries for physical world.


%K Euclid¡¯s Elements %K ¡°Golden¡± and ¡°Metallic¡± Proportions %K Mathematics of Harmony %K Hyperbolic Fibonacci Functions %K Lobachevski¡¯s Geometry %K Hilbert¡¯s Fourth Problem %U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=46803