The Del Of The Gauged-Action Of The Hamiltonian -- Resistivity

When in terms of an individually taken Noether-Based quantum of discrete energy:

The greater that the del of the gauged-action of the Hamiltonian Operator is to be, (when such a stated "Hamiltonian Operator," is here to be the herein inferred individually taken discrete quantum of energy), the greater that the general tendency will therefore consequently result in, to where such a given arbitrary genus of a case scenario, will thereby tend to follow, in consequentially ending-up being directly associated with a superstring-related situation, in which there is to spontaneously tend to be the incursion of a stronger resistivity to result in being applied, upon the topological manifold of the field, of such an inferred individually taken stratum, of discrete energy quanta. TO BE CONTINUED! SAM ROACH.