A Little About The Stability Of Charge

Let us consider a specific example -- in so as to elaborate upon a certain genus of a situation.  Let us say that one were to have a certain given arbitrary orbifold eigenset, that is differentiating kinematically in a conformally invariant manner over a set period of time -- at a locus that works to exhibit a Majorana-Weyl-Invariant-Mode, over a sequential series of group-related instantons.  The so-stated orbifold eigenset of such a respective given arbitrary case, will here be stable in its charge.  This means, that, if the said orbifold eigenset is releasing and/or gaining the holononomic substrate of charge -- for every charge that such an orbifold eigenset is to receive per time, it is then respectively gaining and/or releasing the same scalar magnitude of charge -- in a simultaneous manner (through the vantage-point of a central conipoint) -- as the so-eluded-to  holonomic substrate of charge that is being fed into such a said orbifold eigenset will here then be equal to the scalar magnitude of charge of holonomic substrate that is being released by the so-mentioned orbifold eigenset in question.  So, in this given case, the condition of the stability of the so-stated orbifold eigenset, is a case of indistinguishable difference -- there is here both a gain and a release of charge that is here being delineated from the Majorana-Weyl-Invariant-based locus, that is of the so-stated orbifold eigenset.  Yet, such a mentioned gain and release of charge -- is then being simultaneoulsy released and gained (through the vantage-point of a central conipoint), by the so-eluded-to manifold or membrane of superstrings that will here operate in so as to perform a specific function, in so as to form an extrapolated set of interdependent quanta of discrete energy -- that may then be detected as, instead, being of a stable condition -- in terms of its respective charge.  I will continue with the suspense later!  To be continued!  Sincerely, Sam Roach.