Pedido aos músicos budistas do Mundo (Request to Buddhist musicians of the World)

Nunca havia feito leitura sobre os fundamentos do Budismo. Quando participei da elaboração do artigo "Lohans’ Magic Squares and the Gaussian Elimination Method" (http://www.nms.org.np/jnms/Vol_3.Issue_1.Year-2020.html) o editor perguntou a razão do título. Obviamente, entendi que ele gostaria de saber o motivo do nome Lohans. Tal fato me impulsionou a querer saber mais sobre o Budismo.  Recentemente divulgamos o artigo "The Four Pandiagonal Magic Squares of Nagarjuna" (https://www.slideshare.net/lossian/the-four-pandiagonal-magic-squares-of-nagarjuna?qid=b0483dab-2139-403f-bab5-681cfa0dbaf6&v=&b=&from_search=11). Nele apresentamos indícios de que Nagarjuna, com probabilidade muito alta, pode ter conhecido os quatro quadrados mágicos pandiagonais que apresentamos no referido texto. Ontem ficamos surpresos com o fato de que estes quatro quadrados mágicos, quando vistos como pontos em R^16, formam tetraedro com arestas de comprimentos 4, 4*8, 2*(70^1/2) e 2*(70^1/2). E também lemos que no Budismo Mahayana de Nagarjuna os números 4 e 8 desempanham papel fundamental. Nossas pesquisas, o Budismo e a pesquisa do matemático Nagarjuna se identificando! Seria tudo coincidência? Acredito que a análise das conexões entre a música dos lugares onde viveu Nagarjuna no segundo século da era Cristã e os quadrados mágicos pode responder aos nossos questionamentos. Nós pedimos aos músicos budistas espalhados pelo Mundo ajuda para  resolver essas questões.

Translation

I had never read about the fundamentals of Buddhism. When I participated in the writing of the article "Lohans' Magic Squares and the Gaussian Elimination Method" (http://www.nms.org.np/jnms/Vol_3.Issue_1.Year-2020.html) the editor asked the reason for the title. Obviously, I understood that he would like to know the reason for the name Lohans. This fact prompted me to want to know more about Buddhism. We recently released the article "The Four Pandiagonal Magic Squares of Nagarjuna" (https://www.slideshare.net/lossian/the-four-pandiagonal-magic-squares-of-nagarjuna?qid=b0483dab-2139-403f-bab5- 681cfa0dbaf6 & v = & b = & from_search = 11). In it we present evidence that Nagarjuna, with a very high probability, may have known the four pandiagonal magic squares that we present in that text. Yesterday we were surprised by the fact that these four magic squares, when seen as points in R ^ 16, form a tetrahedron with edges of lengths 4, 4 * 8, 2 * (70 ^ 1/2) and 2 * (70 ^ 1 /2). And we also read that in the Mahayana Buddhism of Nagarjuna the numbers 4 and 8 play a fundamental role. Our research, Buddhism and the research of the mathematician Nagarjuna identifying himself! Was it all coincidence? I believe that the analysis of the connections between the music of the places where Nagarjuna lived in the second century of the Christian era and the magic squares can answer our questions.We ask Buddhist musicians around the world for help in resolving these issues.