Implosion That Results In Explosive Expansion

The general genus of an implosion that results in an explosive expansion, that is of an initially stable orbifold eigenset, will, at the onset of the said expansion, tend to work to form both metrical and Lagrangian-based singularities.  This is because, -- not only will any respective orbifold eigenset, that is to explode as a result of an implosion -- at the onset of the so-eluded-to Cevita-related Rayleigh-based scattering, alter in the multiplicit rate of the pulsation of those discrete quanta of energy that had initially worked to form the said given arbitrary orbifold eigenset, yet, the overall as well as the individual cites, that are of the said Cevita interaction of annharmonic divergence, will tend to be heuristic in its manner of changing in more derivatives -- than the number of spatial dimensions that those eigenindices that had initially worked to comprise the said eigenset, is to be traveling in.  This is when this is taken as a covariant, a codeterminable, and a codifferentiable set of metrical-gauge-related Hamiltonian operators, that have to have been tugged into a disarray of divergence -- due to the dual factors of the following Ward-Cauchy-based conditions:  An isometric Njenhuis set of ghost-based-inhibitors, that are to work to cause proximal local superstrings to work to bear both adjacent odd parity as well as adjacent reverse chirality;  The repulsion of like pseudo charges, that are to bear a wave-tug, that is to tend to bounce-out the presence of invasive abridgements -- that are to work to form a resultant cross-product wave-tug, from the center of interaction, upon the shell-like externalized core-field-density of the tightly-bound orbifold eigensets;  The tendency of entropy to act upon any tense of a Majorana-Weyl-Invariant-Mode, that has here to have been attributed a higher than optimum scalar amplitude of an eminent response, that is of the balance that is here to be between cohomological generation and cohomological degeneration; As well as the condition, that the field-density of the superstrings that are of discrete energy quanta, will often work to bear a fractal of a Van-Der-Waals field, -- to where this of which will tend to generally not to be able to be penetrated spontaneously.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.