Reversed Direction Of Net Spin-Orbital Momentum -- Reversed Direction Of Dispersion

 When a given arbitrary mass-bearing cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, is to spontaneously work to bear a reversal, in the direction of the directly corresponding net tense, of its directly corresponding spin-orbital momentum, -- this general type of a common occurrence, will often tend to result, in a consequentially occurring case scenario, in which there is here to be the ensuing display, of an exhibited reversal in the net direction, of the dispersion of those particular eigenstates, that are here to be expended outward and away From the proximal local field-density, that is to be of the said respective mass-bearing cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, which is here to be considered, over the general durational course, of that kinematic activity, in which those correlative respective tangentially flowing eigenstates, that are here to tend to be formed, by the enactment of the directly corresponding Chern-Simons-Invariants, are to be generated, in a relatively homotopic manner, over the span of a sequential series of group-related instantons. I WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SUSPENSE LATER! SINCERELY, SAM ROACH.

Photons Interacting With Electrons -- Yukawa Interaction/Gliosis Interaction

 A Yukawa-Related Interaction, is when there is a coupling, that is to exist between different distinct physical phenomenology. Whereas; a Gliosis-Related Interaction, is when there is to be a direct contact, between the externalized "core" field-density of different distinct physical phenomenology. Although a Gliosis-Related Interaction is Always a Yukawa-Related Interaction; a Yukawa-Related Interaction is Not Always a Gliosis-Related Interaction. For Example:

When a given arbitrary photon, is to be "drawn" towards a proximal locus, at which it (the photon) is to ensue in so as to be scattered, by a specific phenomenology, of which it is soon to scatter upon, -- such an interaction, may be described of as being a Yukawa-Related Interaction, yet Not a Gliosis-Related Interaction. However; at a proximal locus, at which the externalized "core" field-density of a given arbitrary photon is to be in the process of being in contact with the externalized "core" field-density of a given arbitrary phenomenology, of which it is to be in the process of being scattered upon, -- such an interaction, may be described of as acting as being a Gliosis-Related Interaction. (This is to where, this last just mentioned type of an interaction, is here to work to involve a Yukawa Coupling, that is here to work to bear a Gliosis-Related Nature.) SAM ROACH.