Showing posts with label substringular phenomena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label substringular phenomena. Show all posts
Monday, December 10, 2012
The Basis As To How Cassimer Invariance Works
Cassimer Invariance works to reconnect homotopy during a duration that I call the "space-hole" in such a manner so that mini-string is brought into a topological interconnection between all of the unfrayed superstrings, due to the conditon that black-holes tend to currently "try" to eat up the mini-string that surrounds these during each group instanton. The reconnection of homotopy is a condition that happens -- whether or not black-holes exist during particular given arbitrary group instantons -- as a mechanism, so that, if a black-hole were to possibly form in any future or present tense, such a formation of a phenomena that unfrays substringular phenomena may not be able to automatically harm the general conditon of homotoy. The space-hole may also be considered the condition of substringular phenomena almost breaking homotopy so that there may be a reorganization of topological order so that motion may be spontaneously freed up, so that energy may persist.
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