The light-cone-gauge is composed of a basis of five mini-string strand-like links for one-dimensional superstrings. The light-cone-gauge is composed of ten mini-string strand-like links for two-dimensional superstrings. The mini-string strands are doubled up with one-dimensional strings in order to cause there to be five mini-string strands that connect one-dimensional strings with their corelative PLP. The mini-string segments that connect superstrings with their corelative Planck-like phenomena are not always taut. The mini-string segments with their corelative PLP are usually vibrating and oscillating. Light-Cone-Gauge eigenstates vibrate and oscillate whenever these said eigenstates have spin and orbital momentum. All light-cone-gauge eigenstates practically always have demonstrative spin and orbital momentum. Spin and orbital momentum of light-cone-gauge eigenstates works to cause the mini-string strands of the said eigenstates to bend and oscillate. The angular momentum of light-cone-gauge eigenstates helps to drive the spin momentum and the orbital momentum of the given eigenstates. The strands of the said eigenstates may bend and oscillate in many ways, yet, these said strands may only bend by up to 120 degrees -- when relative to the corresponding Real Reimmanian plane that is subtended between the given superstrings that are here related and its corelative Planck-like phenomena. The angular drive of the light-cone-gauge works to prevent further bending of the mini-string segment-like strands that work to form the holonomic substrate of the light-cone-gauge. I will continue with the suspense later!
Sincerely, Sam Roach.
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