Actually the sources I liked on the web for information on Phi was:
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GoldenRatio.htmlhttp://goldennumber.net/neophite.htmhttp://evolutionoftruth.com/div/fibomyst.htmhttp://www.anselm.edu/homepage/dbanach/pyth4.htmWhat is wikipedia? Is is available on the internet? I may have used it quite a lot if I came across information on the web by searching google. I do that a LOT (search google when I'm looking for quick references since all of my books are at home). I don't pay close attention to the website unless it is overseas, obviously slanted, or advertisements.
>>Phi = 1.618033988749895
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>Which is the solution to
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>>>a/b=(a+b)/a
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>if we assume either a or b to be =1. I see you're also using Wikipedia a lot :). But, give me some credit here - I'm a mathematician (well, was one until I got into this Fox vice) so I really calculated this for myself :).
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