¶ Mites & Quarks as Basic Notes (3)
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Mites & Quarks as Basic Notes:
"inherent to any string or to any material of any length and any tautness. The tension string is the aberrationally vibrant system. The same relative mathematical subdivisions are constituents of any system.
"Three quark constants or the three mites are alike the minimum allspace-filling, all-structures-producing, minimum constituents of all kinetic (resonant) structural systems of Universe, all of which systems have their unique electro-magnetic wavelength-and-frequency characteristics. Twenty-four modules comprise a tetrahedron. With tetrahedron as structural unity we have each modules as 1/24th of unity.
“A three-module mite is then one-eighth of structural system unity, and as with music one eighth of the octave is one note–both mites and quarks are also the single basic notes of all systems.”
¶ Citations
- RBF Ltr. to EJA; 4 Jun’77
