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Harmonic-pattern prominence

Also called harmonic pattern score · multi-planet harmonic emphasis

Cochrane's two rankings count four-planet patterns or unequally weighted pairs. It is not an Atlas graph metric.

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Two source algorithms

Cochrane ran two Sirius configurations from H1 to H32: four-planet patterns inside a 16° harmonic-chart orb, and individual pairs with unequal weights. The methods can rank a chart differently, so their settings must remain attached to any result.

David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed pp. 1–2 / PDF physical pp. 7–8 ↗

Why a dense group changes the first score

Source rule: more qualifying four-planet patterns raises the first score. Original Atlas math: a group of n bodies has C(n,4) distinct four-body subsets before any orb test: 4→1, 5→5, 6→15. A graph can display those candidate subsets, but it must not call their number a Cochrane score unless every source setting has been implemented.

David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed p. 1 and printed p. 87 / PDF physical pp. 7 and 93 ↗David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed p. 87 / PDF physical p. 93 ↗

What the present graph can say

The current Atlas graph describes selected bodies, qualifying pairs, components and all-pair triangles under declared h and t. Its configurable planet list and exact-order filter do not implement the source’s complete scoring configuration, four-body point allocation or pair weights. Thus it can describe a connected chain or clique but cannot state authorial prominence.

David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed pp. 1–2 / PDF physical pp. 7–8 ↗

Interpretive limit

The study compares selected biographies with proposed meanings and records poor and unresolved fits. In this atlas, retain H3 as unresolved in the supplied notes and attribute a factor theme to Cochrane's proposal, never to edge count, component size or a graph-only score.

David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · abstract / PDF physical p. 5 ↗

Word origin · etymology

Modern analytical compound.

Prominence means comparative conspicuousness; the whole label is Atlas vocabulary documenting a score, not a historic Cochrane technical term.

Merriam-Webster: prominence ↗

How we know · epistemology

Author-configured AstroSignature research methods

He favoured the former method for strong harmonics. Its result cannot be inferred from an unweighted threshold graph.

David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed pp. 1–2 / PDF physical pp. 7–8 ↗

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  1. David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed pp. 1–2 / PDF physical pp. 7–8 ↗
  2. Merriam-Webster: prominence ↗
  3. David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · printed p. 87 / PDF physical p. 93 ↗
  4. David Cochrane, The First 32 Harmonics · abstract / PDF physical p. 5 ↗