Group-Attractors/Ghost-Based Inhibitors -- Generation/De-Generation Of Braided Cohomology

 It often tends to occur, for Noether-Based superstring-related phenomenology that is at the Ward-Cauchy level, that the proximal local presence of a set of group-attractors, in an electrodynamic system, may likely have the general tendency, of working to help facilitate, the generation of a braided cohomology. Furthermore; It often tends to occur, for Noether-Based superstring-related phenomenology that is at the Ward-Cauchy level, that the proximal local presence of a set of ghost-based inhibitors, in an electrodynamic system, may likely have the general tendency, of working to help facilitate, the de-generation of a braided cohomology. Cohomology generation is generally often indicative, of an increase in cohomology-related eigenstates. Whereas; Cohomology de-generation is generally often indicative, of a decrease in cohomology-related eigenstates. TO BE CONTINUED! SINCERELY, SAM.