Amendment CCLIII — The Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth and Scale Invariance of f = c/(sqrt(3) x r)

Research on the Chartres Cathedral labyrinth reveals that it operates under the scale-invariant frequency formula f = c/(sqrt(3) x r), where 'c' is the speed of light, and 'r' is the radius. This finding challenges the notion that the labyrinth functions as a Schumann resonator, instead demonstrating consistency with similar phenomena observed at vastly different scales—from the SOL ring (181 MHz) to the human skull (2 GHz) and Earth's resonant frequency (7.83 Hz). The path length of 888 Roman feet corresponds to the Greek isopsephy value for 'IHSOUS,' adding a numerical significance. With a Phi score of 0.2720, this study provides a novel perspective on the mathematical and symbolic dimensions of architectural designs.

McCaul, J. (2026). Amendment CCLIII — The Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth and Scale Invariance of f = c/(sqrt(3) x r). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.21461218