Re: Scalar waves

On 05/09/2024 12:55 AM, Thomas Heger wrote:

Am Mittwoch000008, 08.05.2024 um 22:13 schrieb Ross Finlayson:
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The usual notion of various coordinate settings,
each having a metric and norm in the near and far field,
yet, only after some affine (if that) transformation,
or even the "non-linear" or "highly-non-linear" in
the dynamics of the relativistic extremes, resulting
yet all what is overall an isotropic and flat space-time,
makes that tensors are a very general claim of the
conformal mapping, with regards to, Regge map and Ricci tensor.

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Do you use software to generate buzz-words randomly??
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(or drugs)??????
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TH

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I am a regular user: of caffeine and nicotine.
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Caffeine: beams of light,
Nicotine: the five-minute RAM doubler.
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... And that is all.
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Neither gets either blame nor respect
for I write all my own words, courtesy
all the experienced mutual influences, of my
schooling, learning, education, and practice.
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Once they studied people who'd grown up
in the cold mountains, and those who'd
grown up on the hot seaside. What they
found was, less oxygen and heat overall
was better for most people.
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The "scalar infinity", and natural units
where the unit is also a limit, make for
much reflection about total inversion about
points, near zero, and, going to infinity.
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...And getting there.
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MfG / E.S. / keine Beleidigung beabstichticht
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