Examples Of Open Loop Phenomenology

Let us consider two different cases of Ward-Cauchy-based open-loop phenomenology, that exist in the sub stringular -- of which act in such a manner, that may be described of as a manner of being "hook strings."  Let us initially consider the first one that I had in mind.  There is the case of a sub stringular open-loop, that acts as an eigenindex of its own genus of Hamiltonian operation, that is isotropically stable.  This may be termed of as being a "1+1" string (not to be confused with a "2 dimensional" string).   It tends not to bear any significant topological-related torsioning across the "width" of its parametric dimensional symmetries.  There is, as well, the case of another sub stringular open-loop, that acts as an eigenindex of its own genus of Hamiltonian operation, that is isotropically unstable.  This may tend to be termed of as being a "2+1" string (not a 3 dimensional string).  This, on the other hand, tends to bear a significant topological-related torsioning across the "width" of its parametric dimensional symmetries.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To B Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.