Yau-Exact Nature And Conservation Of Homotopic Residue

In order for a mass-bearing orbifold eigenset, to be able to evenly generate as much cohomology as it is here to degenerate over time, -- it needs to be able to bear a conservation of its homotopic residue.  As any one said mass-bearing orbifold eigenset is to move faster, when in its relationship to electromagnetic energy over time, -- it is then to bear a quicker process, as to its directly corresponding time-wise process of evenly generating as much cohomology as it is here to degenerate.  As the so-eluded-to increased rate, as to the process in which any one given arbitrary mass-bearing orbifold eigenset, is to bear an accelerated tendency of the exhibition of its Yau-Exact nature, is here to happen, (which is as the said respective said orbifold eigenset, is here to be accelerating in its rate of speed -- when this is in its relationship to electromagnetic energy)  -- those individually taken mass-bearing superstrings of discrete energy permittivity, that work to comprise the said orbifold eigenset, will then consequently require less partition-based discrepancies, over the course of the inferred increase in the rate of the velocity of the so-stated eigenset, as such an eigenset is here to be in the process of increasing in its correlative Lorentz-Four-Contraction in the meanwhile.  Thereby, in order for such a said orbifold eigenset to then to be in such a "position" -- in so as to be able to maintain a conservation in its homotopic residue, over the course of any of such a respective general course of activity, -- such an orbifold eigenset must then increase in the number of its mass-bearing superstrings of discrete energy permittivity, that work to comprise the so-stated eigenset, in such a proportion to that decrease in the number of partition-based discrepancies, that work to be existent in those respective directly composite strings that work to comprise such a said orbifold eigenset, in order to work to allow for the here needed conservation of homotopic residue to be able to occur, -- from within the Ward-Cauchy-related bounds of the physical constraints of such a said given arbitrary respective set of discrete energy, that works to perform one specific function over time.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued! Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.