Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Some Stuff About Gauge-Bosons

Gauge-Bosons are essential in the field of a light-cone-gauge-eigenstate since, when

                
individual gauge-bosons "pluck" the second-ordered light-cone-gauge-eigenstates that

exist in the field of a first-ordered light-cone-gauge-eigenstate, the resulting vibrations

are second-ordered Schwinger Indices (the summation of such vibrations per first-

ordered light-cone-gauge-eigenstate being a first-ordered Schwinger Index) that flow

through the Rarita Structure to allow for the Ricci Scalar to function so that gravity may

take effect. This is just in reference to the E(6)XE(6) type of gauge-bosons. Just as

adjacent electrons have to spin antisymmetrically, to give a reverse-fractored example,

in order to obey the Pauli Exclusion Principle, adjacent E(6)XE(6) strings must bear an

assymmetric spin-orbital tensorism in order to not infringe on each others' space. Such

an antisymmetric spin-orbital tensorism is caused by the spurious effect of the Chern-

Simmons field that exists between adjacent E(6)X(E(6) strings. Such a Chern-Simmons

field is due to the condition of such gauge-bosons differentiating per instanton in-between

a discrete energy unit of permittivity and a discrete energy unit of energy impedance. So,

whether a related light-cone-gauge topology is abelian or non-abelian, the substringular

field that binds these gauge-bosons to both sides of an associated first-ordered-light-

cone-gauge-eigenstate is primarily abelian so that the "plucking" of the second-ordered

light-cone-gauge-eigenstates will not shatter the given first-ordered light-cone-gauge-

eigenstate. The fabric of substringular field is what I call "mini-string." Mini-String is

the fabric of gauge-action that interconnects the topology of all unfrayed substringular

phenomena that forms the homotopic structure of the substringular. My website is http://

www.samsphysicsworld@blogspot.com.

Sincerely,

Samuel David Roach                                                                                 

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