As To When There Is An Enhanced Probability Of Gauge-Invariance

 An isotropically stable Noether-Based Hamiltonian Operator, of which is not to be escalating in its rate of spatial transference, as taken over the course of a directly pertinent respective Fourier-Related-Progression, will have an enhanced probability of working to bear an eminent tense of net gauge-invariance, than an otherwise analogous Noether-Based Hamiltonian Operator, -- as this is here to be taken in a covariant manner, over the durational course of a pertinent respective Fourier-Related-Progression, -- to where and in which the net gauged-action of such an inferred ulterior Hamiltonian Operator, is here to be both isotropically unstable, as well as also working to bear an escalating rate of spatial transference, to where the just mentioned second implied Hamiltonian Operator, is thereby to be less likely to work to bear a directly associated Ricci Flow, that would otherwise be hermitian in its correlative tense of cohomology-related deformation. SEE YOU LATER, EVERYBODY! TO BE CONTINUED! SAMUEL ROACH.