What The E(8)XE(8) Stringular Oscillation-Based Tendency Is

In general -- the E(8)XE(8) stringular oscillation-based tendency, is the eminent intrinsic relationship that is here to exist, -- between the i*PI(del) Action and the Betti Action.  Samuel David Roach.

The Main Difference In Function Between Gauge-Boson Eigenstates And The E(8)XE(8) Stringular Oscillation-Based Tendency

The main difference between the function of gauge-boson eigenstates (E(6)XE(6) strings) and the function of the E(8)XE(8) stringular oscillation-based tendency -- is that gauge-bosons work to help in the general process of forming the basic forces of physical nature; whereas, the E(8)XE(8) stringular oscillation-based tendency, works to help at either the general process of fortifying the basic forces of physical nature, or, at moving in the direction of the general process of reversing this fortification of the basic forces of physical nature.  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.

The Yin(g) And The Yang, And The E(8)XE(8) Stringular Oscillation-Based Tendency

When a Legendre homology that is isotropically stable is to act upon the E(8)XE(8) stringular oscillation-based tendency, this will tend to form a non abelian torque upon the general holonomic substrate of homotopy; whereas -- when a Legendre homology that is isotropically unstable is to act upon the E(8)XE(8) stringular oscillation-based tendency, this will tend to form an abelian torque upon the general holonomic substrate of homotopy. The propagation of a Legendre homology that is isotropically stable, tends to be more associated with the Yin(g) than the Yang; whereas -- the propagation of a Legendre homology that is isotropically unstable, tends to be more associated with the Yang than the Yin(g).  This is part of the reason -- as to why the Yin(g) is here to tend to be  more appertaining to a creative "force"; whereas -- the Yang is here to tend to be more appertaining to a destructive "force."  I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Samuel Roach.