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Part II: Fibonacci's applications
Wed, Jun 14 2006, 12:24 GMT
by Facundo Molina
MolFX - Management
The verification of the Fibonacci Sequence in
many real phenomenon’s, makes lots of people decide to study the
relationship between these mathematics of nature and the behavior of
the financial markets.
May be this is the most curious and captivating, so it has be
proved that the Fibonacci Sequence appears in nature, forming physical
structures and defining the process of chance of this dynamics
structures. Many authors have mentioned this concept in theirs books.
At the end of XIX Century, a botanist calls A. H. Church, had
discovered, studying the sunflower the presence of Fibonacci. His seeds
are arranged around the middle in 89 curves, turning 55 of these in one
direction and the others 34 to the opposite direction.
From here, the botanists have found Fibonacci numbers in different
pieces of Nature. For example, the margarita forms spiral model similar
of the sunflower in the middle of his flower. There are also many
varieties of flowers where the numbers of petals are Fibo numbers.
A mathematician from Arizona University, Alan Newell, and his pupil
Patrick Shipman have been studying recently the cactus to determinate
the reason why this numeric pattern is universal. These researchers
analyzed the form of this plant, his skin size, and another
biomechanics that surge in his growth. When their introduced all of the
data in the computer, found by surprise, that the more stable
configuration followed the forms based of the Fibonacci Sequence.
We can find other applications, for example the spiral that many
trees developed in their branches; the number of little branches in a
big one, and the follow of the same vertical is a Fibonacci number, if
we use to calculated one of the to branches.
The Fibonacci numbers appear also, in the human body. The men have
five appendixes (two arms, two legs, and a head); each arm and each leg
are divide in three parts, ending each of them in five appendixes (five
fingers), divide each of them in three little phalanx, except two of
them which have just two. In the same way, the head has three
outstanding characteristics (two ears and a nose), and three inlaid
characteristics (two eyes and a mouth). In the end, the human body has
five physical senses: sight, ear, sense of smell, taste, and touch.
”The human body presents the golden number or phi”. Leonardo Da
Vinci, in his famous picture, the Vitrubio man, illustrated the Luca
Pacioli book “Divine Proportion” edited in 1509. This book, describes
witch must be the proportion of artistic creations. He proposes that a
human figure where each part of the body must respect a specific
proportion to be harmonic. This perfect man, for Pacioli, is based on
the following mathematical calculation: the high of the men, (side of
the square) divided the distance between the navel and the extreme of
the extended hand (circle radio), represents the divine number.

Also, many animals body have a trunk and five appendixes, (head and
four legs); birds have 5 projections too: a head two legs, two wings.
Fibonacci is also present in music: see for example the piano. The
division of the keyboard in scales of eight white keys and five black
ones; the black keys are distributed all along the keyboard in groups
of three and two. A complete keyboard has eleven scales, and could have
one more key, meaning 89.
The chords that allow us to identify any tone are formed by the first, third, fifth and eight note of the scale.
Since professors Church and Hambridge, the interest on Fibonacci
numbers by many researchers end in the creation in 1963 of the
Fibonacci Society in California, formed by mathematics, witch main
objective is exchange ideas and stimulate research on Fibonacci’s
relationship with nature.
It has been proved that the Fibonacci sequence is highly connected
with the progressive development of dynamical structures, an as society
is a dynamical system, human history could be running according to this
Nature Law, based on the proportion 3-5 or 0,618; if we add to this
concept, the idea that financial markets are the reflect of mass
behavior, we can conclude that Fibonacci sequence could be applicable
to those markets.
In the next session based on these concepts, we will develop a model to prove the proposed objective on this work.
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