If you are comparing these to wedges or fib speed arcs, the 2.826 is equivalent to the 1 on the wedge because the 1.413 is the edge of the circle to the other edge of the circle with the center in space (non-real point). Place the center on the real point and the 2.826 where the 1 ratio would usually go, is what I'm saying. The wedge ratios actually show the squaring of the numbers for arcs better. This method puts both anchors on the 2 real points and the center in open space in the middle between them.
Most of the fib circle ratios are divisions or multiplications of 1.413. The Fib speed FANS (angles not circles) have been set to match points so they aren't perfectly even in their spread. The Fib circles are holding promise. I never changed any ratios and this is the 2nd chart they have hit on. The angles at the end are just copies of the Fib speed fan transferred to the last moves.
Most of the fib circle ratios are divisions or multiplications of 1.413. The Fib speed FANS (angles not circles) have been set to match points so they aren't perfectly even in their spread. The Fib circles are holding promise. I never changed any ratios and this is the 2nd chart they have hit on. The angles at the end are just copies of the Fib speed fan transferred to the last moves.