Monday, December 21, 2015

As To Two Approaching Abelian Edges Of Cohomology

Let us here consider the Fourier-based transformation, that would here work to involve two different cohomological settings that are here being pulled into one another -- over a directly corresponding sequential series of iterations of group-related instanton.  Let us here consider as well, that the two different said respective given arbitrary cohomological settings -- that are being displaced in the general manner that I have here described, are being drawn towards one another from the opposite direction -- the given arbitrary initial cohomological setting is moving towards the given arbitrary secondary cohomological setting, over a discrete period of time.  As an ansantz, this would then mean that the two said given arbitrary individually taken sets of ghost anomalies, are then in the process of making a "head-one" collision -- once that the two so-stated covariant sets of ghost anomalies have achieved a Gliosis-based contact with one another, over the course of the initially stated Fourier-based transformation in which such an operation of the kinematic displacement of the two different said cohomological settings is to have happened, over the so-eluded-to group metric of substringular operators that would here be of a direct correspondence with the said situation has transpired.  Let us now say that the two so-stated different cohomological settings that have here been kinematically displacesd -- in such a manner, to where these are brought from opposite directions (in a parity that would here work to involve two reverse-holomorphic directoral-based Lagrangian-affiliated topological genre of flow), up until these come into a direct contact in a Gliosis-based manner -- will work to bear a Laplacian-Transfomration-based tense of a trivially isomorphic chirality of Ward-Caucy-based eigenmembers.  This will be due to the condition, that we are here dealing with two different covariant physical memories -- of what would here be the kinematic displacement of the integrative ghost anomalies of two different covariant orbifolds, that would here appertain to the antiholomorphic flow of the physical memory of two kinematic sets of two different sets of superstrings -- that operate in so as to perform two different functions in the substringular. Let us now say, that, even though the two said sets of ghost anomalies would then tend to scatter upon each other to an extent, that there would still be a remaining quantum of cohomological-based setting, that would then tend to persist after the so-stated collision of the two said sets of integrative sets of ghost anomalies have struck each other in a Gliosis-based manner.  Let us now say that the Gliosis-based impact of the two so-stated trivially isomorphic sets of integrative ghost anomalies, will work to bear a flow, at the interior to the so-stated reverse-holomorhic-based Lagrangian topological pulsation of the said cohomological pull, that may be described of as having the quality of an abelian edge -- at the kinematic end of the said displaced individually taken ghost-based patterns, that are to here make a direct contact towards the interior locus of the said topological wave-tug/wave-pull.  Let us now say that one of the said cohomological settings that is approaching the other, works to bear a larger Hodge-based index of scalar magnitude of Hamiltonian operation than the other.  Let us then consider, that, otherwise, the consideration of a trivially isomorphic symmetry of the respective given arbitrary initial set of ghost anomalies -- that is of a larger quantum of substringular eigenmembers in Hamiltonian operation than the second so-stated set of displaced cohomological-based setting, is the only viable difference in the manner of the so-stated Fourier-based transformation -- that would here be involved with the drawing of the two sets of ghost anomalies toward one another.  This would then mean that the resultant topological flow of the so-eluded-to displacement of ghost anomalies would tend to go in the direction of the larger set of ghost anomalies -- to where  the resulting Hamiltonian operation of ghost-based indices would then tend to go in the direction of the larger scalar magnitude of Hodge-based cohomological index, once that the so-eluded-to Gliosis contact of such a cased has been achieved, at the Poincaire level.  I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Sam.

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