Hamiltonian Operator -- Escalating Clifford Expansion -- Correlative Facilitation Of Escalating Euclidean Expansion

 When the proximal local Clifford Expansion, that is of the Lagrangian-Based motion, of a given arbitrary kinetically transferred Noether-Based mass-bearing Hamiltonian Operator, is to smoothly escalate, in a general heuristically hermitian manner, when this stated general process, is here to be occurring, under the general Ward-Cauchy-conditions, of the directly associated proximal local influence, of a given arbitrary homomorphically delineated anti gravitational field, this general type of a superstring-related situation, may often tend to work to facilitate, the correlatively eminent respective spontaneous escalation, of an accompanied Euclidean Expansion, when this is in terms of the general mannerism of kinematic Lagrangian-Based flow, of which the earlier inferred mass-bearing Hamiltonian Operator to be exhibiting the display of, over the directly corresponding respective durational span, of a correlative sequential series of group-related instantons. 'TILL NEXT TIME; ON THIS BLOG! TO BE CONTINUED! SINCERELY, SAMUEL ROACH. (1989).