Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Part Six of the 15th Session of Course 18 -- the Ricci Scalar and Kaeler Differentiation
The Njenhuis-based re-delineation of the resultant annharmonic scattering of ghost anomalies is a Rayleigh-based re-appropriation of cohomological ghost-based indices, that is often utilized in so as to re-distribute norm-state projections -- in such a manner that is functional in the operation of the here general respective given arbitrary recycling -- of the vanquishing of those faded-away physical memories of both the existence and the activity of the here relatively transient superstrings, that were initially proximal to an initially given arbitrary general locus of consideration. This tense of a re-appropriation of cohomological-based indices -- that would here involve the activity of a Njenhuis set of topological-based sways, in the process of recycling the correlative delineatory-based eigenbase -- of what are here the respective perturbative norm-state indices, also, as well, works to re-delineate both the ghost-based indices of the directly corresponding counterstring-based eigenstates and the ghost-based indices of the directly corresponding Fadeev-Popov-Trace eigenstates, in so as to annharmonically scatter both the physical memory of the correlative particle-based discrete quanta of energy permittivity, and, the physical memory of the wave-based discrete quanta of energy permittivity -- And, this also works to scatter both the particle-based physical memory of the correlative discrete quanta of energy impedance, and, (in the process of scattering the physical memory of the directly corresponding light-cone-gauge eigenstates) acts, in so as to scatter the physical memory of the wave-based discrete quanta of energy impedance, over a sequential series of group-related instantons. I will continue with the suspense later! To Be Continued! Sincerely, Sam Roach.
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cohomology,
eigenstates,
Fadeev-Popov-Trace,
instantons,
Njenhuis,
permittivity,
quanta,
superstrings
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