Techno-Art of Selariu SuperMathematics Functions

Techno-Art of Selariu Supermathematics Functions
2nd volume
Editor: Florentin Smarandache

TECHNO-ART OF SELARIU SUPERMATHEMATICS FUNCTIONS | 2nd volume
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TECHNO-ART OF SELARIU SUPERMATHEMATICS FUNCTIONS

2nd volume
Editor: Florentin Smarandache
Foreword: Ioan Ghiocel

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Contact Mircea Eugen Şelariu at:

selariu_m@yahoo.ro
selariume@gmail.com
Contact the editor at:

smarand@unm.edu
More on the topic:

www.supermathematica.com
www.supermatematica.ro
www.eng.upt.ro/~mselariu
www.cartiAZ.ro
http://fs.gallup.unm.edu/a/outer-art.htm
© Pons, Mircea Eugen Şelariu & Florentin Smarandache, 2015
Book editor: Georgiana Antonescu. Pons asbl,

Bruxelles, Quai du Batelage, 5, Belgium
ISBN 978-1-59973-376-0
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TECHNO-ART OF SELARIU
SUPERMATHEMATICS FUNCTIONS
2nd volume
with a Foreword by IOAN GHIOCEL
Editor: FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE
Pons Publishing
Brussels, 2015
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On the first cover: Intertwined SM Object
On the back cover: Mesh Art Objects
Peer Reviewers:
Prof. Mihály Bencze, University of Braşov, Romania.
Prof. Valentin Boju, Ph. D., Institut de Technologie de Montréal, Canada.

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CONTENTS
FOREWORD ..............................................................................................................................................................7
INTRODUCTION TO SUPERMATHEMATICS FUNCTIONS .......................................................................... 11
SUPERMATHEMATICS OBJECTS
CONOPYRAMIDS.................................................................................................................................................. 24
CONOPYRAMIDS ASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................ 25
DOUBLE CLEPSYDRA ......................................................................................................................................... 26
RIDDLED CONOPYRAMIDS IN THREE VIEWS .............................................................................................. 27
ANOTHER DOUBLE CLEPSYDRA ..................................................................................................................... 31
QUADRILOBIC CLEPSYDRAS ........................................................................................................................... 32
QUADRUPLE CLEPSYDRAS .............................................................................................................................. 36
THE CUBE ROMANIAN: The Easiest Cube in The World ................................................................................ 37
REAL AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS ........................................................................................ 40
ARTISTIC AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS ................................................................................. 41
VARIOUS CONES AND PYRAMIDS. Cone continuing transformation in pyramidocon or conopyramid ..... 42
CURIOUS CONOPYRAMIDS ............................................................................................................................... 47
FLOWER VASES ................................................................................................................................................... 48
CUBES .................................................................................................................................................................... 51
INTERTWINED SM OBJECTS ............................................................................................................................ 56
QUADRILOBIC CUBES ........................................................................................................................................ 62
SPHEROCUBES .................................................................................................................................................... 67
GEOMETRY & SUPERMATHEMATICS ............................................................................................................ 73
CHROMATIC ......................................................................................................................................................... 77
SM OBJECTS IN 3D GEOMETRY ....................................................................................................................... 81
SM VASES & COLUMNS ..................................................................................................................................... 84
GOBLETS & GLASSES ......................................................................................................................................... 90
EX-CENTRIC SPIRALS ........................................................................................................................................ 92
CHINESE LAMPIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 94
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RIDDLED PROPELLERS ..................................................................................................................................... 97

ROUNDABOUTS ................................................................................................................................................... 98
RIBANDS.............................................................................................................................................................. 100
AERONAUTICAL CAPSULE ............................................................................................................................. 102
NASA CAPSULE.................................................................................................................................................. 103
SM PLANES ......................................................................................................................................................... 104
TOROIDS .............................................................................................................................................................. 107
FRAGMENTED TOROIDS ................................................................................................................................. 115
FLOWERS ............................................................................................................................................................ 121
VASES................................................................................................................................................................... 126
BLUE APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS ......................................................................................................... 131
YELLOW APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS ................................................................................................... 132
RED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS ............................................................................................................ 133
CYAN APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS ......................................................................................................... 134
MOTTLED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS ................................................................................................. 135
MESH ART OBJECTS......................................................................................................................................... 139
ROMANIAN FOLK DANCE ............................................................................................................................... 141
COLORFUL SUPERMATHEMATIC TOROIDS ............................................................................................... 142
EX-CENTRIC SNAILS ........................................................................................................................................ 143
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ..................................................................................................................................... 144
APPEARINGS ON GEOMETRIC FORMS ........................................................................................................ 147
JELLIES ............................................................................................................................................................... 150
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF EMBRACING THE YELLOW AND THE CYAN ................................................ 152
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF ETERNAL LOVE .................................................................................................. 154
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF ETERNAL GRATITUDE ...................................................................................... 156
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FOREWORD
An ALBUM, according to the dictionary, is defined as "notebook for storing photos,

postcards, stamps, lyrics, quotes etc.", which, in other words, means gatherings of "pieces"
of the same "species". Or, in the new Techno-Art of Selariu SuperMathematics Functions
ALBUM (the second book of Selariu SuperMathematics Functions), one contemplates a
unique COMPOSITION, INTER-, INTRA- and TRANS-DISCIPLINARY. (Capitalizing here
is not a futility, but a harmony with the TRUTH.)
One caveat I am indebted to do, as a consequent "reader" – over time, I received the
ALBUM, chapter by chapter, pace by pace, which gave me the time to analyze / deepen all
its details: as MUSIC, between the fine arts, distinguishes itself, the same way, among
multiple albums, the present ALBUM is absolutely singular!
In understanding music, it is said that there are – it is obviously about the GREAT
MUSIC, of CULT/ SYMPHONIC origin – three stages to scour:
 nebulous-emotional (predominantly sensory perception);
 lucid-intellectual (with emphasis on detection of a "literary support");
 emotional-intellectual (perception both by feeling and reason).
The parallelism cited in the previous paragraph shall be maintained, so that, by
browsing – only! – the ALBUM pages (in order or randomly), you feel induced by the
sensation of pleasure, of love at first sight; the variety of "exhibits", most of them unusual,
the elegance, the symmetry of the layout, the chromatic, and so one, delight the eye, but
equally incites to catchy intellectual exploration.
A comprehensive and savant INTRODUCTION explains the genesis of the inserted
"figures", the addressees being, without discriminating criteria, equally engineers,
mathematicians, artists, graphic designers, architects, and all lovers of beauty – as the love
of beauty is the supreme form of love. If I should put a label on the "content" of this ALBUM,
I would concoct the word NEO-BEAUTY!
The new complements of mathematics, reunited under the name of ex-centric
mathematics (EM), extend (theoretically, endless) their scope; in this respect, Selariu
SuperMathematics Functions are undeniable arguments! The author has labored (especially
in the last three decades) extensively and fruitfully in the elitist field of the domain, the
ample bibliography attesting that, out of its 67 "positions", but 13 are collaborations (yet
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with personalities of scientific notoriety), and 42 articles, studies, conferences, papers belong
exclusively to the author.
Striking phrases, such as “staggering multiplication of the dimensions of the

Universe”, “integration through differential division” etc., become plausible (and
explained) by replacing the time (of Einstein's four-dimensional space) with ex-centricity.
Consequently, classical geometrical bodies (for e=0): the sphere, the cylinder, the cone,
undergo metamorphosis (for e = +/-1), respectively into a cube, a prism, a pyramid.
Inevitably and invariably, it is confirmed again that science is a finite space that grows
in the infinite space; each new "expansion" does include a new area of unknown, but the
unknown is inexhaustible... Besides "explanatory memorandum" and explicative
relations, dozens of charts, figures and representations complete the full spectrum, such
that a consultation of the ALBUM to be made properly and knowingly.
To mention some 'milestones' in this ALBUM, I choose specific mathematical
elements, supermatematically hybridated: quadrilobic cubes, sphericubes, conopyramids,
ex-centric spirals, severed toroids, and the list is far from complete...
There are also those that would qualify as "utilitarian": clepsydras, vases, baskets,
lampions, or those suggestively “baptized” (by the author): butterflies, octopuses, flying
saucers, jellies, roundabouts, ribands, and so on – all superlatively designed in shapes
and colors!
Apparitions in three views, 3D arrangements, contours, water games, colored /
painted eggs, or even ex-centric eggs, and many more, bestow additional meanings,
perceived by those who look / analyze as a show of genuine metaphoric delights.
Referring to last "assortment" of the previous enumeration, a parenthesis is required.

In one of his magnificent poems, Nichita Stănescu claims:
"With no measure, pit by pit,
I bent the circle, round the leg,
And in echoes thinking it,
I ogived it to the egg." *
The poet accomplishes – in a single quatrain – two performances: (1) to bend the circle
(2) to give to the noun ogive a verb meaning, putting the circle to ogive until it hits the "state"
* Editor’s translation.
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of egg! Not to be outdone, the unpredictable author of this ALBUM empowers chickens,
thanks to his SUPERMATHEMATICS, to produce ex-centric eggs!
Tidy spirit by excellence, the author does not hesitate to organize even the CHAOS,
in 25 images which, hypersuggestively, cannot find place in terms of comparisons.
The boundless fantasy is evident in the representation – supermathematically
stylized – of the famous Brancusi “Column”. After it is "decomposed" into elements
(suggestively entitled: Column elements of eternal love, Column elements of eternal
embrace, Column elements of endless gratitude, so on), it follows, as it is natural, the
"assembled" version, such that the Endless Column has moments of geometrical explosion
and restriction, as suggestion, intuition, i.e. programming, de-programming, plus-
programming – everything smartly dressed graphically and chromatically.
The inventory of ALBUM’s "exhibits" is far from complete; there is much to highlight,
but due to space constraints, I confine only to mention the 24 instances of representation of
the organ called MOUTH, engaged / involved in an Esperanto gesture of subtle refinement.
At the end of my considerations, it is worth noting that the ALBUM cannot be told,
but it must be seen, browsed, insisted on each graphic, each page, studied together, with
repeated comebacks. The endeavor will surely be rewarded.
A final adagio: as huge statues need distance (literally) to be seen in all their sublime
shape, likewise the assessment of this ALBUM needs "distance" (now figuratively) from
any… pride, envy, malice!
Prof. Eng. Ioan GHIOCEL

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The book of Nature is written in mathematical caracters.

Galileo Galilei
Creation – the only smile of our tragedy.

Lucian Blaga
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INTRODUCTION TO SUPERMATHEMATICS
FUNCTIONS
The Functions, which are the base to generate, the most often, technical objects, so
less artistical, neogeometrical, included in this album, are named Supermathematics
functions (SMF).
The name belongs to the regretted mathematician Prof. em. dr. doc.ing. Gheorghe
Silas which, at the presentation of the very first work in this domain, at the First National
Conference in Vibrations in Machine Constructions, Timisoara, Romania, 1978, named
« CIRCULAR EX-CENTRIC FUNCTIONS », declared : « Young man, you just descovered
not only « some functions », but a new mathematics, a supermathematics !» I was glad, at
my 40 years old, like a teenager. And I proudly found that he might be right !
The prefix super is justified today, to point out the birth of new complements in
mathematics, joined together under the name of Ex-centrical Mathematics ( EM) with
much more important entities and infinitely more numerous than the existing entities in
the actual mathematics , which we are obliged to name it Centric Mathematics (CM.)
To each entity from CM is corresponding an infinity of similar entities in EM, so
Supermathematics (SM) is the reunion of the two domains, it means SM = MC  ME and
MC is a particular case, of null ex-centricity of ME. Namely, MC = SM( e = 0 ). To each
known function in MC is corresponding an infinity family of functions in ME , and in
addition, a series of new functions appears, with a wide range of applications in
mathematics and technology.
In this way, to x = cos α is corressponding the functions family x = cex θ = cex (θ, s,
ε) where s = e /R and ε are the polar coordinates of the ex-center S(s, ε), corresponding to
the unity/trigonometrical circle or E(e, ε) corresponding to certain circle of R radius,
consedered as pole of a straight line d which is rotating around E or S with position angle
θ, generating in this way the ex-centric trigonometric functions, or ex-centric circular
supermathematical functions (EC-SMF), by the cross of d with unity circle (v.Fig.1). Among
them the ex-centric cosine of θ, noted cex θ = x, where x is the projection of W point, the
cross of the straight line with the trigonometric circle C(1,O), or the carthesian coordinate
of W point. Because a straight line, taken by S, interior to the circle (s ≤ 1  e < R), is
crossing the circle in two points, W1 si W2, briefly named W1,2,
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It results that two determinations of the Ex-centric circular supermathematics

functions (EC-SMF) will exist, one principal of indice 1- cex1 θ and one secodary cex2 θ, of
indice 2, noted briefly cex1,2 θ. E and S were named ex-centre because they were droped
out of the center O(0,0). This expulsion lead to the birth of EM and implicitly, of SM.
Trough this, all the mathematical objects were multiplied from one to infinity : To the
unique function from CM, let’s say cos α, is corresponding an infinity of functions cex θ,
thanks to the possibilities to place the ex-center S and/or E in the plane.
S(e, ε) can take an infinity of positions in the plane where is the unity or
trigonometric circle . For each position of S and E a function cex θ is obtained. If S is a fixed
point, then ex-centric circular SM functions are obtained (EC-SMF) , with fixed ex-center,
or with constant s and ε. But S or E can move, in the plane, by various rules or laws, while
the straight line which generates the functions by crossing the circle, is rotating by the angle
θ around S and E.
OS = s OE = e
OW1 = OW2 = 1 y
OM1 = OM2 = R W1OA = α1

M1
SW1 = r1 = rex1 θ W2OA = α2
W1
SW2 = r2 = rex2 θ SOA = ε
sex1θ
θ S(s,ε)
S
dex1,2 θ = = cex2θ E E(e,ε)
cex1θ x
O A
=1 -
aex1,2θ = α1,2 (θ) = θ – β1,2(θ) =
θ – bex1,2 θ =
sex2θ
W2 = θ arcsin[s.sin(θ-ε)]
Dex α1,2 =
cex1,2 θ = cos α 1,2
Fig.1 Defining of Ex-centric Circular Supermathematics Functions (EC-SMF)

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In this last case, we have a EC-SMF by variable point S/E ex-center, it means s = s
(θ) and/or ε = ε (θ). If the variableposition of S/E is represented still by EC-SMF of same
ex-center S(s, ε) or by another ex-center S1[s1 = s1(θ), ε1 = ε1 (θ)], then double ex-centricity
functions are obtained. Trough extrapolation, triple and multiple ex-centricity functions are
obtained. Therefore, SMF-CE are functions of so many variables as we wish or we need.
If the distances from O to W1,2 points from C(1,O) circle are constants and equals
with the radius R = 1 of the trigonometric circle C, distances we will name ex-centric
radiuses pe care le vom denumi raze centrice, the distances from S to W1,2 noted by r1,2
are variables and are named ex-centric radiuses of the unity circle C( 1,O) and represent,
at the same time, new ex-centric circular supermathematics functions (EC-SMF), which
were named ex-centric radial functions and are noted with rex1,2θ ,if is expressed as
function of the variable named ex-centric θ and motor, which is the angle from the ex-
center E. Or, noted Rex1,2 α, if it is expressed as function of the angle α or centric
variable, the angle of O(0,0). The points W1,2 are seen under the angles α1,2 from O(0,0)
and under the angles θ and θ + π from S(e, ε) and E. The straight line d is divided by S 
d in two semi-straight lines, one positive d + and the other negative d ─ . Therefore, we can
consider r1 = rex1θ a positively oriented segment on d (  r1 > 0) and r2 = rex2 θ a negatively
oriented segment on d ( r2 < 0 ) and in the sense of the negative semi-straight line d ─.
Trough simple trigonometric relations, in certain triangles OEW1,2, or, more precisely,
writing sine theoreme ( as function of θ) and Pitagora’s generalized theoreme (for α1,2
variables) in these triangles, immediately we find the invariant expressions of the ex-
centric radial functions :
r1,2(θ) = rex1,2 θ = ─ s.cos(θ ─ ε) ± 1  s 2 sin 2 (   ) and
r1,2(α1,2) = Rex α 1,2 = ± 1  s 2  2.s. cos(   ) .
All EC-SMF has invariant expressions, and because this they don’t need to be
tabulated ; tabulated being the centric functions, from MC, which help to express them. In
all their expressions, we will find constantly, one of the square roots of previous expressions,
of ex-centric radial functions.
Finding these two determinations is simple : for + (plus) in the front of square roots
we always obtain the first determination (r1 > 0) and for the ─ (minus) sign we obtain the
second determination (r2 < 0). The rule is still available for all EC-SMF. By convention, the
first determination, of index 1, we can be use/write without index number.
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About these REX (« King ») functions, we have to make some obeservations :

The ex-centric radial functions are the expression, in the plane, in polar coordinates,
of the distance between two points : S(s,ε ) and W1,2 (R =1, α1,2), on direction of straight
line d, inclined by θ angle reported to Ox axis;
Therefore, with their help and only ( exclusively) their, it can be expressed the
equations of All known plane curves, as of other new ones, which appeared together with
the birth of ME. An example is represented by Booth’s lemniscates (see Fig. 2, a, b, c),
expressed, in polar coordinates, by the equation :
ρ(θ) = R (rex1 θ + rex 2 θ) = ─ 2 s.R cos(θ - ε) for R = 1, ε = 0 and s  [0, 3]
Another consequence is the generalization of circle’s definition : ”The Circle is the
plane curve which’s M points we find at the distances r(θ) = R.rex θ = R.rex [θ, E(e, ε)]
regarding to a certain point from the circle’s plane E(e, ε) “.
If S ≡ O(0,0) , then s = 0 and rexθ = 1 = constant and r(θ) = R = constant,
the classical definition of the circle is obtained : points placed at the same R distance
from de center of the circle.
The rex θ and Rex α functions asserts the transfer functions of zero degree, or of
position transfer, from the Mechanism theory, an it is the ratio between R(α1,2) parameter
which position the conducted element OM1,2 and R.r1,2 (θ) parameter which position the
leader element EM1,2. Between these two parameters, the following relations exists, which
can simply deduced from fig 1, the defining of EC-SMF figure.
Between the position angles of the two elements, leader and leaded, the following
relations exists :
α1,2 = θ  arcsin[e.sin(θ ─ ε)] = θ  β1,2(θ) = aex1,2 θ and
s. sin(1, 2   )
θ = α1,2 ± β1,2(α1,2 ) = α1,2 ± arcsin [  ] = Aex (α1,2 ).
1  s 2  2.s. cos(1, 2   )
The functions aex 1,2 θ and Aex α1,2 are the EC-SMF named ex-centric amplitude
because they can be used for defining EC-SMF cosine si sine ex-centrics, as amplitude
function or amplitudinus am,(k,u) is used for defining of elliptical Jacobi functions : sn (k,u)
= sin [am(k,u)], cn(k,u) = cos[am(k,u)], or :
cex1,2 θ = cos(aex1,2 θ) , Cex α1,2 = cos(Aex α1,2) and
sex 1,2 θ = sin (aex1,2 θ), Sex α1,2 = cos (Aex α1,2 )
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0.4
0.2
0.2
0.1
-1 -0.5 0.5 1
-0.2
-1 -0.5 -0.1 0.5 1
-0.4 -0.2
Fig.2,a Booth’s Lemniscates for R = 1 and Fig. 2,b Booth’s Lemniscates for R = 1 and
numerical ex-centricity e  [1.1, 2] numerical ex-centricity e  [2.1, 3]
Fig. 2,c Booth’s Lemniscates 2D and 3D

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The radial ex-centric functions can be considerred as modules of the position vectors

r1, 2 of the points W1,2 from the unit circle C (1,O), vectors expressed trough the following
relations :

r1, 2  rex1, 2 .rad ,
where rad θ is the unit vector of variable direction or the versor/ fazor of d+ straight line
direction, which derivative is the fazor der θ = d(rad θ)/dθ and is representing normal
vectors on the straight lines OW1,2, directions, tangents to the circle in W1,2 points. They
are named the centric derivative fazors. Meanwhile, the modulus of rad θ function is the
corresponding in MC of the function rex θ for s = 0  θ = α when rex θ = 1 and der α1,2
are the tangent versors to the unit circle in W1,2 points.

The derivative of the r1, 2 vectors are the speed vectors

 d r1, 2
v1, 2   dex1, 2 .der 1, 2
d
of the W1,2  C points in their rotating motion on the circle, with speeds of variable modulus
v1,2 = dex1,2 θ, when the generating straight line d is rotating around the ex-center S with
constant angular speed and equal with the unity, namely Ω = 1. The speed vectors has the
previously presented expressions, where derα1,2 are the fazors of centric radiuses R1,2 of
module 1 and of α1,2 directions. The expressions of the functions EC-SMF dex1,2 θ, ex-
centric derivative of θ, are, meanwhile, also the α1,2 (θ) angles derivatives, as function
of the motor or independent variable θ, namely
s. cos(   )
dex1,2 θ = dα1,2 (θ)/d θ = 1 ─ as function of θ and
 1  s 2 . sin 2 (   )
1  s. cos( 1, 2   ) 1  s. cos( 1, 2   )
Dexα1,2 = d(θ)/dα1,2 =  , as functions of α1,2 .
1  s  2.s. cos( 1, 2   )
2
Re x 2 1, 2
It was demonstrated that the ex-centric derivative EC-SMF functions shows the
first order transfer functions, or angular speeds, from the Mechanisms Theory, for all ( !)
known plane mechanisms.
The radial ex-centric function rex θ exactly express the movement of push-pull
mechanism S = R. rex θ, which motor connecting rod has the r, length, equal with the real
ex-centricity e and the length of the crank is equal with the radius of the circle R, a such
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well-known mechanism, because it is a component of all automobiles, except those with

Wankel engine. The applications of radial ex-centric functions could continue, but we will
insist on more general applications of EC-SMF.
Concrete, to the uniques forms of circle, square, parabola, ellipse, hyperbola,
different spirals, etc from MC, grouped now under the name of centrics, correspond an
infinity of the same type of ex-centrics: circular, square (quadrilobe), parabolic, ellyptic,
hyperbolic, spiral ex-centrics, etc. Any ex-centric, for null ex-centricity (e = 0), is
degenerating into a centric, which represents, at same time, it’s generating curve.
Therefore, the MC himself belongs to ME for the unique case (s = e = 0), from the infinity
possible cases where it can be placed, in the plane, a point named ex-center E(e, ε). In this
case, E is superposing on one or two points named center : the origine O(0,0) of a frame
of a refferential system, and/or the center C(0,0) of te unit circle, for circular functions, or,
respectively, the symetry center of the two arms of the equilateral hyperbola, for hyperbolic
functions.
It was enough that a point E be expeled from the center (O and/or C) and from the
MC world appears a new world of ME, and the reunion of these two worlds give birth to the
SM world. And this occured in the town of thr Romanian Revolution from 1989, Timisoara,
the same town where at november 3-th, 1823 Janos Bolyay wrote : « From nothing I’ve
created a new world ». With these words, he anounced the discovery of the fundamental
formula of the first non-euclidean geometry. He – from nothing, me – from the collective
effort to multiply the periodical functions, functions which are necessaries to an engineer to
describe some periodical phenomena. I this way, I have completed the mathematics with
new objects. If Euler, when defined the trigonometric functions, as direct circular functions,
wouldn’t be chosen three superposed points : the origine O, the center of the circle C and
S as a pole of a semistraight line, which intersects the trigonometric/unit circle, the FSM-
CE could be known much earlier, maybe under other name. Depending on the way to
« split » ( we separe one point by one of the superposed ones, or all of them), the following
types of SMF appears :
O ≡ C ≡ S  Centric functions belonging to MC ;
and those which belongs to ME are :
O ≡ C ≠ S  Ex-centric Circular Supermathematics Functions (EC-SMF);
O ≠ C ≡ S  Elevated Circular Supermathematics Functions (CEL -FSM);
O ≠ C ≠ S  Exotic Circular Supermathematics Functions (CEX-FSM).
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These new mathematics complements, joined together under the temporary

name of SM, are tools or instruments of extreme utility, of a long ago waiting, the proof
beig the large number and the diversity of periodical functions introduced in mathematics,
and the way sometimes complicated to reach them, trying to substitute the circle with other
curves, most of them closed.
For obtaining some special and periodical new functions, it was tried the replacement
of trigonometric circle with a square or a diamond. This was the proceeding of the former
chief of Mathematics Department from Mechanics College from Timisoara, prof. Dr. Mat.
Valeriu Alaci, discovering the square and diamond shape trigonometric functions.
Hereafter, mathematics teachers Eugen Visa introduced the pseudo-hyperbolic
functions, and M.O. Enculescu defined the polygonal functions, replacing the circle with
a n-sided polygon; for n = 4 he obtained the square Alaci trigonometric functions. Low, the
romanian origin american mathematician, Prof. Malvina Baica from University of
Wisconsin together with Mircea Cấ rdu, completed the gap between the circular Euler
functions and Alaci square functions, with the so-called Periodic Transtrigonometric
Functios.
The Russian mathematician Marcusevici describe, in his work “Remarcable sine
functions” the generalized trigonometric functions and the lemniscate. Even since
1877, the German mathematician Dr. Biehringer, replacing right triangle with an oblique
triangle, defined the inclined trigonometric functions. The British scientist Romanian
origin ing. George ( Gogu ) Constantinescu replaced the circle with the evolvent and
defined the Romanian trigonometric functions: Romanian cosine and Romanian sine,
experessed by Cor α and Sir α functions, which helped him to resolve exactly some non-
linear differential equations of the Sonicity Theory, created by himself. And how little
known are all these functions even in Romania!
The elliptical functions are defined on an ellipse. A rotated one, with the main axis
along Oy axis.
How simple can become, and, as a matter a fact, are the complicated things ! This
paradox(ism) suggest that by the simple dispacement/expulsion of a point from a center
and trough the apparition of the ex-center, a new world may appear, the world of ME and,
concurrently, a new Universe, the SM Universe.
Notions like « Supermathematics Functions » and « Functii circulare
excentrice » appeared on most search engines like Google, Yahoo, Altavista s.a, since the
birth of Internet. The new notions, like cuadrilobe « quadrilobas », which help to name the
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ex-centrics which continuosly fill the space between a circle and a square, circumscribed
to the circle, were included in Mathematics Dictionary. The cross of the quadriloba with
the straight line d generate the new functions called cosine quadrilobe-ic si sine
quadrilobe-ic.
The benefits of SM in science and technology are too numerous to show them all here.
But we are please to remind that SM wipe the boundaries between linear and non-linear ;
The linear belongs to MC, and the non-linear is the appanage of ME, like between ideal
and real, or between perfection and imperfection.
It says that Topology is the mathematics which doesn’t make the difference
between a pretzel and a tea cup. Well, SM doesn’t make the difference between a circle (e
= 0) and a perfect square (s = ± 1), between a circle and a perfect triangle, between an
ellipse and a perfect oblong, between a sphere and a perfect cube, s.a; with the same
parametric equations it can be obtained besides the ideal forms of MC (circle, ellipse,
sphere s.a) , as the real ones (square, oblong, cube, s.a.). For s  [-1,1], in the case of ex-
centric variable θ, as in the case of centric variable α, for s  [-, +], it can be obtained in
infinity of intermediate forms, like square, oblong or cube with rounded corners and slightly
curved sides or, respectively, faces. What makes easier to use the new SM functions for
drawing and representing some technical parts, with rounded or splayed edges, in the
programms SM - CAD/ CAM, which doesn’t use the computer any more as a drawing board,
but make the technical object at once, trough parammetric equations, with remarcable
consequences memory spare ; Only the equations are memorized, not the vaste number of
pixels which define/bounds a technical piece.
The numerous presented functions, being for the first time introduced in mathematics,
for an easier fixing in memory, the author considered as necessary a short presentation of
their equations, so anyone wants to contribute to their application development, can do it.
SM is not a finished work, it’s still an introduction in this vaste domain, a first step,
a small author’s step and a giant leap for mathematics.
The elevated circular SM functions (CEL-SMF), named so because trough
modification of numarical ex-centricity s the points of the curves of elevated sine functions
selθ as of the elevated circular function elevated cosine celθ is elevating – in other words it
rise on the vertical, getting out from the space {-1, +1] of the other sine and cosine functions,
centrical or ex-centrical. The plots of the functions cexθ and sex θ are shown in fig. 3,
where it can see that the points of thes plots are modifying in horizontal direction, all of
them remaining in the space [ -1, +1], named domain of existance of these functions.
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The plots of celθ and selθ functions can be simply represented by the products :
cel 1,2 θ = rex1,2 θ . cos θ and Cel α 1,2 = Rex α1,2. cos θ
sel 1,2 θ = rex 1,2 θ . sin θ and Sel α 1,2 = Rex α 1,2. sin θ
and are shown fig. 4.
Fig. 3,a The ex-centric circular Fig. 3,b The ex-centric circular
supermathematics function(EC-SMF) ex- supermathematics function(EC-SMF) ecentric
centric cosine of θ cex θ sine of θ sex θ for
for ε = 0, θ  [0, 2π] ε = 0, θ  [0, 2π]
Numerical ex-centricity s = e/R  [ -1, 1]
The most general SM are the exotic circular functions which are defined on an
unit circle un-centered in the origin of axis system xOy neither in the ex-center S, but in a
certain point C ( c, γ) from the unit circle plane, with the polar coordinates (c, γ) in the
coordinate system xOy Many of the drawings from this album are made with EC-SMF of
variable ex-center and with arcs which are n multiples of θ(n.θ). The used relations, for
each particular case, are explicitly shown, in most cases using the centric mathematical
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functions, which trough, as we could see, can be expressed all SM functions, especially when
the visualisation programs cannot use SMF. This doesn’t means that, in the future, the new
math complements will not be implemented in computers, for largely expand their useful
domain.
Neither the specialists in making computer assisted design programs
CAD/CAM/CAE, won’t be late too much to make these new programs, fundamantaly
differents, trough which the technical objects are made with parametric circular or
hyperbolic SMF’s, in the way there are examplified some achievements such as airplanes,
buildings, etc in http://www.eng.upt.ro/~mselariu and how a washer can be represented
asaa toroid ex-centricity ( or an “ex-centric torus”), square or oblong in an axial section, and ,
respectively, a square plate with a central square hole can be a “square torus of square
section”. And all these, because SM doesn’t make distinction between a circle and a square
or between an ellipse and an oblong, as said before.
1.5
1.5
s  [ -1, 0]
1 1
0.5 0.5
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
-0.5
-0.5
-1
-1
1
1
0.5
s  [0, 1] 0.5
1 2 3 4 5 6
-0.5 1 2 3 4 5 6
-0.5
-1
-1
-1.5 -1.5
-2
Fig. 4,a CEL- FSM elevated cosine of θ – Fig. 4,b CEL- FSM elevated sine of θ - sel θ,
cel θ, for s  [ -1, +1], ε = 0 , θ  [0, 2π]. for s  [ -1, +1], ε = 1 , θ  [0, 2π].
But the most important achievements can be obtained in science trough solutioning
some non-linear problems, because SM reunite in a single entity these two domains, such
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different in the past. Among these, the non-linear domain ask ingenious approaches for each
particular problem. Therfore, in the domain of vibrations, static elastical characteristics
(SEC) soft non-linear (regressive) or hard non-linear (progressive) can be simply obtained
writing y = m. x , only m is not anymore m = tan α as in linear case (s = 0 ), but m = tex1,2
θ and depending on numerical ex-centricity s sign, postive or negative, or for S placed on
negative x axis (ε = π) or on positive x axis (ε = 0), the two nonlinear elastical characteristics
(NEC) is obtained, and obviously for s=0 a linear will be obtained.
Because the functions cexθ and sexθ , as Cexα and Sexα and their combinations ,
are solutions of some differntial equations of second order with variable coefficients, it being
stated that even for s = ± 1, and not only for s = 0, linear systems (Cebasev) are obtained.
At these, the mass (M point) is rotating on the circle with a double angular speed ω = 2.Ω
( reported to the linear system of s = 0 at ω = Ω = constant) a half of a period, and in the
other half of period stops in the point A(R,0) for e = sR = R or ε = 0 and in the point A’(─
R, 0) for e = ─ s.R = ─1, or ε = π. In this way, the oscilation period T of the three linear
systems is the same and equal with T = Ω / 2π For the others values, intermediates, of s
and e the nonlinear CES systems are obtained. The projection, on any direction, of the
rotating motion of M point on R radius circle, equal with the oscillation amplitude, with
variable angular speed ω = Ω.dex θ (after dex θ function) is an non-liear oscillating
motion.
The apparition of « king » function rexθ and of his properties made easier the
apparition of a hybrid method (analytico-numerical), through which o simple relation was
obtained, with only two terms, to calculate the first kind complete elliptic integral K(k),
with an unbelievable precision, with minimum 15 accurate decimals, after only 5 steps.
Making the next steps, can lead to a new relation to calculate K(k), with a considerable
higher precision and with the possibility to expand the method to other elliptic integrals
and not only to these. The relation of E(k) after 6 steps has the same precision to calculate.
The apparition of FSM facilitated the apparition of a new integration method, named
integration through the differential dividing.
We will stop here, letting you the pleasure to delight yourselves looking the drawings
of this album.
Mircea Eugen Selariu

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SUPERMATHEMATICS OBJECTS
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CONOPYRAMIDS
ParametricPlot3D[{𝑠 Cos[𝑡]⁄Sqrt[1 − (𝑠Sin[𝑡])2 ] , 𝑠 Sin[𝑡]⁄Sqrt[1 − (𝑠Cos[𝑡])2 ] , 𝑠}, {𝑡, 0,2Pi}, {𝑠, −1, 1}]
𝑥 = 𝑠. 𝑐𝑜𝑞𝜃
{ 𝑦 = 𝑠. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝜃 , 𝜃 ∈ [0, 2𝜋]; 𝑆(𝑠 ∈ [−1, 1])
𝑧=𝑠
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CONOPYRAMIDS ASSEMBLY
26
DOUBLE CLEPSYDRA
ParametricPlot3D[{(1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Cos[𝑢],

(1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Sin[𝑢],
Sin[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]]}, {𝑡, 0,3Pi}, {𝑢, 0,2Pi}
x = (1 − cexθ)cosu
{ y = (1 − cexθ)sinu , S(s = 1; ε = 0), θ  [0, 3π]; u  [0, 2π]
z = sexθ
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RIDDLED CONOPYRAMIDS IN THREE VIEWS

28
29
30
31
ANOTHER DOUBLE CLEPSYDRA
ParametricPlot3D[{(1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Cos[𝑢], (1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Sin[𝑢],

Sin[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]]}, {𝑡, 0,3Pi}, {𝑢, 0,2Pi}
-0.5
0.5
0
0 0.5
-0.5
0.5
-0.5
-1
x = (1 − cexθ)cosu
{ y = (1 − cexθ)sinu , S(s = 1; ε = 0), θ  [0, 3π]; u  [0, 2π]
z = sexθ
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QUADRILOBIC CLEPSYDRAS
33
34
35
36
QUADRUPLE CLEPSYDRAS
37
THE CUBE ROMANIAN: The Easiest Cube in The World

38
39
40
REAL AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS

41
ARTISTIC AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS

42
VARIOUS CONES AND PYRAMIDS. Cone continuing

transformation in pyramidocon or conopyramid
43
44
45
46
47
CURIOUS CONOPYRAMIDS
48
FLOWER VASES
49
50
51
CUBES
52
53
54
55
56
INTERTWINED SM OBJECTS
57
58
59
60
61
62
QUADRILOBIC CUBES
63
64
65
66
67
SPHEROCUBES
68
69
70
71
72
73
GEOMETRY & SUPERMATHEMATICS
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

74
75
76
77
CHROMATIC
78
79
80
81
SM OBJECTS IN 3D GEOMETRY
82
83
84
SM VASES & COLUMNS

85
86
87
88
89
90
GOBLETS & GLASSES

91
92
EX-CENTRIC SPIRALS
93
94
CHINESE LAMPIONS
95
96
97
RIDDLED PROPELLERS
98
ROUNDABOUTS
"Six Interwoven Loops" from The Wolfram Demonstrations

Project_ http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/SixInterwovenLoops/
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100
RIBANDS
{{𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑢. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑡 − 1, 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑢 + 1, 𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑡. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑢 − 1, 𝑆(𝑠 = 0.8, 𝜀 = 0)},

ParametricPlot3D [ } , {𝑢, 0,2𝜋}, {𝑡, 0, 𝜋}]
{𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑡. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑢 − 1, 2𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑡. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑡 + 1, 𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑢. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑡; 𝑆(𝑠 = 0.2, 𝜀 = 0)}
101
102
AERONAUTICAL CAPSULE
RevolutionPlot3D[{2Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[0.02Sin[𝑡]]],
2.5Cos[𝑡 − Pi⁄2 − ArcSin[0.75Sin[𝑡 − Pi⁄2]]]}, {𝑡, 0,2Pi}, Axes → None, Boxed → False,
Mesh → All, ColorFunction → (ColorData["TemperatureMap"][#3]&), Background → Blue]
2. cex[θ, S(s = 0.02; ε = 0)]

RevolutionPlot3D { π , θ  [ 0, 2π]
2.5 cex [θ − 2 , S(s = 0.75; ε = 0)]
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NASA CAPSULE
104
SM PLANES
105
106
107
TOROIDS
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
FRAGMENTED TOROIDS
116
117
118
119
120
121
FLOWERS
122
123
124
125
126
VASES
127
128
129
130
131
BLUE APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

132
YELLOW APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

133
RED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

134
CYAN APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

135
MOTTLED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

136
137
138
139
MESH ART OBJECTS

140
141
ROMANIAN FOLK DANCE

142
COLORFUL SUPERMATHEMATIC TOROIDS

143
EX-CENTRIC SNAILS
144
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
145
146
147
APPEARINGS ON GEOMETRIC FORMS

148
149
150
JELLIES
151
152
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF EMBRACING THE YELLOW AND

THE CYAN
153
154
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF ETERNAL LOVE

155
156
COLUMN ELEMENTS OF ETERNAL GRATITUDE

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In the new Techno-Art of Selariu SuperMathematics Functions ALBUM (the second book of Selariu
SuperMathematics Functions), one contemplates a unique COMPOSITION, INTER-, INTRA- and TRANS-
DISCIPLINARY. A comprehensive and savant INTRODUCTION explains the genesis of the inserted
"figures", the addressees being, without discriminating criteria, equally engineers, mathematicians,
artists, graphic designers, architects, and all lovers of beauty – as the love of beauty is the supreme form
of love. If I should put a label on the "content" of this ALBUM, I would concoct the word NEO-BEAUTY!
The new complements of mathematics, reunited under the name of ex-centric mathematics (EM),
extend (theoretically, endless) their scope; in this respect, Selariu SuperMathematics Functions are
undeniable arguments! The author has labored (especially in the last three decades) extensively and
fruitfully in the elitist field of the domain.
To mention some 'milestones' in this ALBUM, I choose specific mathematical elements,
supermatematically hybridated: quadrilobic cubes, sphericubes, conopyramids, ex-centric spirals, severed
toroids. There are also those that would qualify as "utilitarian": clepsydras, vases, baskets, lampions, or
those suggestively “baptized” (by the author): butterflies, octopuses, flying saucers, jellies, roundabouts,
ribands, and so on – all superlatively designed in shapes and colors! Striking phrases, such as “staggering
multiplication of the dimensions of the Universe”, “integration through differential division” etc., become
plausible (and explained) by replacing the time (of Einstein's four-dimensional space) with ex-centricity.
Consequently, classical geometrical bodies (for e=0): the sphere, the cylinder, the cone, undergo
metamorphosis (for e = +/-1), respectively into a cube, a prism, a pyramid. Inevitably and invariably, it is
confirmed again that science is a finite space that grows in the infinite space; each new "expansion" does
include a new area of unknown, but the unknown is inexhaustible...
Just browsing the ALBUM pages, you feel induced by the sensation of pleasure, of love at first sight;
the variety of "exhibits", most of them unusual, the elegance, the symmetry of the layout, the chromatic,
and so one, delight the eye, but equally incites to catchy intellectual exploration.

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Editor: Florentin Smarandache

TECHNO-ART OF SELARIU SUPERMATHEMATICS FUNCTIONS

Editor: Florentin Smarandache

Foreword: Ioan Ghiocel

Contact Mircea Eugen Şelariu at:

Contact the editor at:

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© Pons, Mircea Eugen Şelariu & Florentin Smarandache, 2015

Book editor: Georgiana Antonescu. Pons asbl,

with a Foreword by IOAN GHIOCEL

Editor: FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE

On the first cover: Intertwined SM Object

On the back cover: Mesh Art Objects

Prof. Mihály Bencze, University of Braşov, Romania.

Prof. Valentin Boju, Ph. D., Institut de Technologie de Montréal, Canada.

RIDDLED PROPELLERS ..................................................................................................................................... 97

An ALBUM, according to the dictionary, is defined as "notebook for storing photos,

Striking phrases, such as “staggering multiplication of the dimensions of the

Referring to last "assortment" of the previous enumeration, a parenthesis is required.

Prof. Eng. Ioan GHIOCEL

The book of Nature is written in mathematical caracters.

Creation – the only smile of our tragedy.

It results that two determinations of the Ex-centric circular supermathematics

OM1 = OM2 = R W1OA = α1

Fig.1 Defining of Ex-centric Circular Supermathematics Functions (EC-SMF)

r1,2(θ) = rex1,2 θ = ─ s.cos(θ ─ ε) ± 1  s 2 sin 2 (   ) and

r1,2(α1,2) = Rex α 1,2 = ± 1  s 2  2.s. cos(   ) .

About these REX (« King ») functions, we have to make some obeservations :

Fig. 2,c Booth’s Lemniscates 2D and 3D

well-known mechanism, because it is a component of all automobiles, except those with

These new mathematics complements, joined together under the temporary

Mircea Eugen Selariu

ParametricPlot3D[{(1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Cos[𝑢],

RIDDLED CONOPYRAMIDS IN THREE VIEWS

ANOTHER DOUBLE CLEPSYDRA

ParametricPlot3D[{(1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Cos[𝑢], (1 − Cos[𝑡 − ArcSin[Sin[𝑡]]])Sin[𝑢],

THE CUBE ROMANIAN: The Easiest Cube in The World

REAL AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS

ARTISTIC AND SUPERMATHEMATICS CLEPSYDRAS

VARIOUS CONES AND PYRAMIDS. Cone continuing

GEOMETRY & SUPERMATHEMATICS

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

SM VASES & COLUMNS

GOBLETS & GLASSES

"Six Interwoven Loops" from The Wolfram Demonstrations

{{𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑢. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑡 − 1, 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑢 + 1, 𝑐𝑜𝑞𝑡. 𝑠𝑖𝑞𝑢 − 1, 𝑆(𝑠 = 0.8, 𝜀 = 0)},

2. cex[θ, S(s = 0.02; ε = 0)]

BLUE APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

YELLOW APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

RED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

CYAN APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

MOTTLED APPEARINGS IN THREE VIEWS

MESH ART OBJECTS

ROMANIAN FOLK DANCE

COLORFUL SUPERMATHEMATIC TOROIDS

APPEARINGS ON GEOMETRIC FORMS

COLUMN ELEMENTS OF EMBRACING THE YELLOW AND

COLUMN ELEMENTS OF ETERNAL LOVE