Showing posts with label unstable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unstable. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2022

Isotropically Unstable Net Gauged-Action -- Spurious Exhibition Of Chern-Simons Singularities

 When a given arbitrary Noether-Based mass-bearing cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, is to work to bear an isotropically unstable net gauged-action, it will consequently have the general tendency, of working to spontaneously map-out, the exhibition of a set of one or more correlative spurious Chern-Simons singularities. I WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SUSPENSE LATER! SINCERELY, SAMUEL

Saturday, January 2, 2021

Isotropically Stable Set Of Discrete Energy

 An isotropically stable mass-bearing cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, will tend to exhibit a higher fractal modulus, than a similar mass-bearing cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, that instead, is to be exhibiting an unstable isotropic nature. I will continue with the suspense later! SAMUEL ROACH. (1989).

Monday, September 21, 2020

Isotropic Stability, Delineation Of Charge, And Smooth i*PI(del) Action

 When an accelerating cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, is here to be isotropically stable, it will consequently tend to work to bear, both a relatively more direct association with a homogeneous delineation of charge, when this is here to be taken at an external reference-frame, as well as also tending to bear a smoother tense of a correlative i*PI(del) Action, -- than if such a said accelerating cohesive set of discrete energy quanta, were instead, to be of an isotropically unstable nature. Sincerely, SAM ROACH.

Sunday, March 29, 2020

Superstring Momentum And Isotropic Tendency

Any given arbitrary Noether-based superstring of discrete energy permittivity, that is of an isotropically stable nature -- will often tend to have a stronger attribute of angular momentum than spin-orbital momentum.  As a logical consequence; any given arbitrary Noether-based superstring of discrete energy permittivity, that is of an isotropically unstable nature, -- will often tend to have  a stronger attribute of spin-orbital momentum than angular momentum. Sincerely, Samuel Roach.