De Rham Cohomology Altered Into Dolbeault Cohomology -- Lack Of Signal

 Let us consider an initial case, in which a signal is to be conveyed -- via a set of eigenstates, that are here to be spatially transferred over time, by way of a given arbitrary tense, of a respective De Rham cohomology. Let us next say; that there is to ensue, the Ward-Cauchy-related physical condition, in which the initially stated De Rham cohomology, is here to convert into working to display the exhibition of a Dolbeault cohomology. At the moment in time, in which the signal that is here to be in the process of being conveyed, is then to convert from the initial nature, of acting as a set of eigenstates, that work to display the general exhibition of mapping-out a respective De Rham cohomology, Into then acting as a set of eigenstates, that work to display the general exhibition of mapping-out a respective Dolbeault cohomogy, this will thereby work to consequently tend to result, in a  superstring-related situation, which will therefore tend to work to involve, at this said inferred point in time, a loss of a communicable signal. To Be Continued! Sincerely, SAM ROACH.