The exact value of Pi from a different perspective: a value applied to energy and matter processes called Hei (ה)
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This research aims to publish the exact value of pi, also called Hei (ה), for in-depth study and application in various scientific fields that contribute to the development of the world.
This numerical value, Hei (ה), refers not only to the material but also the energetic application of all processes occurring in the world and the Universe. Therefore, the Hei (ה) value, the exact value of pi—the word "exact" refers not to a finite value of pi, but rather to the fact that its value allows for the complete and precise realization of all material and energetic processes that occur around us.
I think it's time to learn the true value of pi, its exact value. This doesn't mean it has a limited value, because it could be infinite, but rather that its function, its use, is exact in mathematics. For example, the common value of pi, 3.14, is somewhat imprecise in mathematical processes because when we process the number using trigonometric ratios and the geometry of equilateral triangles, a considerable difference arises, which we will discuss later.
In conclusion, this exact value of pi, which I call Hei and symbolize as (ה), will be useful for working on both the physical and material levels, as well as on the level of energy. What I mean is that we will gain a better understanding of the energy processes that occur around us on the planet and in the Universe.
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