Thursday, January 7, 2010

More About GSO Ghosts

When a superstring that is Yau-Exact is kinematically differentiating through a Fourier Series Transformation in a tense of conformal invariance that is local to an orbifold that forms a detectable toroidal region that forms an exterialized shell where all of the Majorana-Wehyl supercharge is localized on account of the correlative fluctuations in the angular momentum indices and also of the correlative fluctuations in the spin-orbital indices that are related to the transversel and the radial directoralizations that are delineated by the Glisossi-Sherk wave-tugs that the associated superstring's bear metric-gauge upon the interialized mini-string, the mini-string of which comprise the field of superstrings, then the said toroidal field cohomological composite of the stringular fields that integrate to form this orbifold related field will bear an M-Field that has more of a Hodge Index than that of a related toroidal field that involved the redistribution and the GSO ghost of one reiterating superstring that bears a tightly-knit Fourier Series Transformation of conformal invariance that is not primal enough to be called a classic case scenario of superconformal invariance. Such a change of distributional index that forms a reverse-fractored steady-state distributional index bears a virtually pure GSO ghost field with the exception of the superstrings that are kinematically encoded in the Laplacian of individual instantons.

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