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Soapy Bubbles

09/28/08 1:30 AM

#27891 RE: ~6979~ #27890

Yeah, and the subdivision of the fork are Gann's angles...
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Soapy Bubbles

09/28/08 1:35 AM

#27893 RE: ~6979~ #27890

Actually the fork (as drawn in your graph) is a Möbius transformation (assuming the chart is in the complex plane) of the Gann charts. Thus there exists a mapping between the methods and thus are equivalent as long as the transformation is non-singular.

Now the parameters of the Möbius transformation are a function on how the fork is drawn relative to the classical Gann charts. But nonetheless, the subdivision of the fork isn't a new method.