Torsion Applied Upon A Homotopic Divergence/Convergence

 A Euclidean-Related torsion, that is to be applied upon a homotopic divergence/ homotopic convergence, is to work to bear a directly associated Yukawa Coupling, that will often tend to be eminently associated, with a Poisson-Related recursion. Whereas; A Clifford-Related torsion, that is to be applied upon a homotopic divergence/homotopic convergence, is to work to bear a directly associated Yukawa Coupling, that will often tend to be eminently associated, with a Slater-Related recursion. SINCERELY, SAM ROACH. 

Cohomology -- Homotopic Divergence / Homotopic Convergence -- Euclidean

 Cohomology that is eminently related to a homotopic divergence / homotopic convergence, that is here to be of a Euclidean-Related nature, often has the general tendency, of working to bear an uncoiled (Non helicity-related) distributional delineation. More as to homotopic divergence / homotopic convergence, later! TO BE CONTINUED! SINCERELY, SAMUEL DAVID ROACH. (1989).