Enumerative Geometrical Genealogy (Or: The Sex Life of Points and Lines)

TL;DR

This paper introduces Enumerative Geometric Genealogy, exploring its broader implications beyond initial mathematical contexts, including surprising connections to population dynamics on a distant planet.

Contribution

It broadens the scope of Enumerative Geometric Genealogy, linking it to unexpected applications in population studies and highlighting its wider significance.

Findings

Connection between geometric enumeration and population explosion

Identification of OEIS sequence A140468 in a new context

Broader impact of geometric genealogy on understanding complex systems

Abstract

Joshua Cooper and Mark Walters initiated the subject that we call here Enumerative Geometric Genealogy, (and that lead to the hard-to-count OEIS sequence A140468) but they did not realize the broader impact of their research to the population explosion of a certain far-away planet, whose inhabitants are much smarter, and more civilized, than we are.