Part Two Of Heat And The Clifford Expansion Of The Kinetic Flow Of Gravity

The Ward-Cauchy-based condition, that those gauge-transformations -- that are to directly involve the formation of infrared photons, works to involve a higher scalar amplitude as to the correlative Clifford Expansion of the kinetic flow of gravity waves -- to where this is a situation that is indirectly involved with that general physical condition, that heat tends to bear a relatively high tendency of moving in the direction of spreading outward, in a manner that is optimum in homogeneity.  Furthermore, this is indirectly involved with the condition -- that any increase in the pressure upon a gas-based phenomenology, that is to tend to have its bearings in so as to move in the relative opposite state of such a spreading of infrared electromagnetic energy, will then tend to form a relative increase in either the scalar magnitude and/or in the scalar amplitude of those electromagnetic scatterings, particularly, here, of those that work to create more infrared photons per volume -- on account of the correlative and consequent gauge-transformations, -- that will tend to move in the condition of an increase in the proximal localized scalar amount of heat energy, that is here to be involved in any respective given arbitrary case.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.