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Kites & Quarks as Basic Notes (1)

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RBF Definitions

"The reason physics continually comes to quarks is that in

the total systemic hierarchy of structuring and multipoly-

hedra-intertransformings there is the phenomenon of allspace-

filling. There are several well-known allspace-fillers such

as the cube, the rhombic dodecahedron, and the tetrakaideca-

hedron. However, the mites consisting of three basic

modules--the two A Quanta Module and one B Quanta Module--

have their counterpart negatives; as the quarks do represent

the minimum allspace-filler of Universe and the A's and B's

do produce in all-rational numbers all of the nucleated

geometries.

"They also have their volumetric counterpart in the nonnucle-

ated icosahedron in the form of the S Quanta Modules--each

of which is 1/120th tetrahedron of which the triacontahedron

is composed. This makes the S Quanta Modules probable

electron complements of the nucleated system-halvings

fractionated 459 times, i.e., 4 x 459 = 1836.

"The quarks are the minimum allspace-fillers of kinetically

self-structuring systems. The mites may fill allspace by

either edge-bonding or face bonding. That is, by either"

Citations

  1. RBF Ltr. to EJA; 4 Jun'77

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