Friday, February 16, 2018

Adjacent Superstring Wobble Versus Adjacent Light-Cone-Gaug Wobble

Take the covariant angling of oscillation-based wobbling, that is here to exist between any two given arbitrary immediately adjacent superstrings of discrete energy permittivity.  Whatever this so-eluded-to covariant angling of oscillation-based wobbling is -- multiply it by i (the square-root of -1), and one will then get what the covariant angling of oscillation-based wobbling will be, between the two directly corresponding first-order light-cone-gauge eigenstates -- that are here to act in so as to work to make-up the primarily wave-based functioning of the discrete energy impedance, that is to be directly corresponding to the correlative superstrings of discrete energy permittivity -- that are of such a respective given arbitrary case scenario.  So, if two immediately adjacent superstrings are subtended from each other, with a covariant angling of oscillation-based wobbling of (10i)degrees -- as just an arbitrary example, and this would then certainly mean that these two said superstrings will tend to be of two different universal settings -- then, those first-order light-cone-gauge eigenstates, that are here to work to make up the two comparative said respective discrete quanta of energy -- will then be in so as to work to bear a covariant angling of oscillation-based wobbling of (-10) degrees.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.

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