Photons Scattering And Entropy

The general genus of a Rayleigh scattering, is a genus of scattering -- in which the resultant adjacent eigenindices that had just been scattered, are to then work to bear an odd chirality.  When light is scattered out of order, the general genus of scattering that is to here occur, is of a Rayleigh scattering. Any electromagnetic energy that has just been annharmonically scattered, is to bear a resultant set of eigenstates -- to where the adjacent eigenindices of such eigenstates, are to work to bear an odd chirality.  It is this general genus of the annharmonic scattering of light or electromagnetic energy -- that is one of the main facets, by which the entropy of the multiverse is to thence be caused by.  Therefore, it is the Rayleigh scattering of light -- that is one of the main "things," of which is to here, to work at helping form the Ward-Caucy-based entropy of the multiverse.

I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach. 

Electrons And Spatial Dimensions

Let us here, consider the motion of a given arbitrary mass-bearing superstring of discrete energy permittivity -- that is of an electron.  The individually taken mass-bearing superstrings of an electron, exist in what may be termed of as a d-field.  A d-field, over any respective given arbitrary Fourier Transformation, exists in a minimum of six spatial dimensions, plus time.  The mass-bearing superstrings of an electron tend to be Yau-Exact, to where such individually taken superstrings of discrete energy permittivity, are to here be an eigenstate of a Calabi-Yau manifold.  Over the course of any respective given arbitrary iteration of BRST, that involves the individually taken mass-bearing superstring of an electron, the drive of the angular momentum of the topological stratum of the holonomic substrate of such eigenstates of a Calabi-Yau manifold, are to here be of the general genus of the directorial-based Hamiltonian operand, -- of what amounts to as being of the mean Lagrangian path, that may be subtended from being basically right in-between the direction that is in the path in which the correlative annulus of that superstring's core-field-density is pointing in, &, the direction that the topological substrate of the external fringes of the core-field-density of the said superstring is pointing in.  This general genus of the motion of a mass-bearing superstring, along such a so-stated mean Lagrangian path, works to help at forming a harmonic tendency of a homotopic-based torsion, of which is to here help at working to help cause the respective torsional eigenindices of such a general genus of discrete energy permittivity, to tend to bear a hermitian wave-tug, that is again, of a Yau-Exact nature.
I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.

Nucleons And Spatial Dimensions

The individually taken mass-bearing superstrings of discrete energy permittivity, that work to make-up the nucleons of an atom -- tend to exist in what may be termed of as f-fields.  F-Fields exist in a minimum of four spatial dimensions plus time.  The holomorphic direction of such mass-bearing superstrings,  tends to be in the direction of the topological stratum of the external fringes of the core-field-density of those individually taken superstrings, that work in so as to help comprise the eigenstates of an f-field.  This would then work to help indicate, part of the condition as to why, orbifolds that are comprised of f-fields tend to exist in Fourier Transforms that work to include less spatial dimensions than either a neutrino, a photon, or an electron.  Since this would, as well, work to elude to the condition -- that the mass-bearing superstrings of discrete energy permittivity, that work to comprise a nucleon, act in so as to tend to move in the general direction of their width, -- then, this works to elude to the condition, when it comes to the correlative Fourier-Transforms that operate as is according to a Noether-based flow,  that the motion of the internal reference-frame of a nucleon will tend to be less aerodynamic than the motion of the internal reference-frame of a photon, over time.
I will continue with the suspense later! To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.