Strategy against the game.

For too long I was playing games against the game itself. That is, I believed that, objectively and regardless of the opponent, there is an optimal strategy by which victory is achieved. The point, whether in a study or in a match, was to find that strategy. This view created great pressure to find an optimal move and, at the same time, undue frustration when any positional advantage could not be realized.

The systematic recording of thoughts on musical harmony led to the placement of the twelve musical tones on a constructible three-dimensional surface of an umbilic torus. To this visualized link of mathematics and music I gave the personal name Cholidean harmony structure.

The course of creation of the above link is recorded in pdf file. The broader background to its creation is set out at the beginning of this discussion.

Here are excerpts of the introduction and epilogue, the audio content, and the main images of the file.

At one time, when I was working, I used librcad. When I first used it, I had difficulties printing Greek text on drawings. I don’t need librecad anymore, but I ran it recently, out of curiosity to see if Greek fonts is now integrated without problems. Despite the six installed Greek fonts, I couldn’t write Greek comfortably (at least with the MText command).

In a post of mine, I mentioned that, to solve the problem, I reorganized greeks.lff to put the characters on the appropriate, for today, keyboard keys and designed a final ’s’. I named the modified file greeks-mine.lff. Also, to have the Greek in unicode I merged greeks-mine.lff into unicode.lff and added the vowels with accents. I named this modified file unicode-mine.lff. I don’t know if there is a licensing problem, as mentioned in another post, but my fonts still work flawlessly today.