1033.10 Octave System of Polyhedral Transformations
1033.101 The systematic outsideness is the macrountuned: the ultra-tunable. The systemic insideness is the micrountuned: the infratunable. The system is the discretely tuned-in conceptuality.
1033.102 The closest-packed spheres are simply the frequencies that are activated, that get into closest proximity as a continuum of the outsideness:
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the critical proximity spherical zone, which is fall-in-here or fall-in-there or independently in orbit for shorter or longer time spans;
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the boundary layer;
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the mass-interattractively tensioned (trampoline) field, which is as deeply near as any proximate systems can come to “tangency”;
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the threshold zone of tuned-in but non-frequency-differentialed; when a system is at the threshold, it is non-frequency-modulated, hence only a point-to-able noise or gray, nondescript color.
1033.103 If there were a geometric outsideness and insideness, we would have a static geometrical Universe. But since the insideness and outsideness are the as-yet-untuned-in or no-longer-tuned-in wavelengths and their frequencies, they require only Scenario Universe, its past and future. Only the NOW conceptualizing constitutes a geometrythe immediate conceptual, specialcase, systemic episode in a scenario of nonunitarily conceptual, nonsimultaneous, and only partially overlapping, differently enduring, differently mag- nituded, special-case, systemic episodes, each in itself a constellation of constellations within constellations of infra- or ultratunably firequenced, special case frequenced systems (Compare Sec. 321.05.)
1033.104 The isotropic-vector-matrix-field has an infinite range of electromagnetic tunings that are always multiplying frequency by division of the a priori vector equilibrium and its contained cosmic hierarchy of timeless- sizeless primitive systems’ unfrequenced state. At maximum their primitive comprehensive domain is that of the six-tetravolume, 24-A-and-B-quanta- moduled, unfrequenced rhombic dodecahedron, the long axis of whose 12 diamond faces is also the prime vector length of the isotropic vector matrix. At primitive minimum the unfrequenced state is that of the six-A-and-B- quanta-moduled Syte. Both the maximum and minimum, primitive, greatest and least primitive common divisors of Universe may be replicatively employed or convergently composited to produce the isotropic vector matrix field of selectable frequency tunability, whose key wavelength is that of the relative length of the uniform vector of the isotropic vector matrix as initially selected in respect to the diameter of the nucleus of the atom.
1033.11 Every electromagnetic wave propagation generates its own cosmic field. This field is a four-dimensional isotropic vector matrix that can be readily conceptualized as an aggregation of multilayered, closest-packed, unit-radius spheres. (See Fig. 1033.111A.) Unit-radius spheres pack tangentially together most closely in 60-degree intertriangulations. Atoms close-pack in this manner. The continuum of inherent outsideness of all systems enters every external opening of all closest-packed, unit-radius sphere aggregates, permeating and omnisurrounding every closest-packed sphere within the total aggregate. Between the closest-packed, unit-radius spheres the intervening voids constitute a uniform series of unique, symmetrical, curvilinear, geometrical shapes, and the successive centers of volumes of those uniform phase voids are uniformly interspacedthe distance between them being always the same as the uniform distances between adjacent closest-packed spheres.
1033.111 Each of the closest-packed, unit-radius spheres is itself a geodesic sphere, a spherical sieve with triangular openings: a tetra-, octa-, or ico- sasphere of some frequency of modular subdivision. (Compare the fallacy of the Greek sphere as described at Secs. 981.19, 1022.11, 1106.22, and 1107.21.) Wherefore, each of the closest-packed spheres is permeable by higher-frequency, shorter-wavelength, electromagnetic propagations; ergo, appropriately frequenced fields may pass through the isotropic vector matrix’s electromagnetic field of any given wavelengths without interference. Not only does each closest-packed sphere consist of a plurality of varifrequenced vertices interconnected by chords that define the triangular sieve, but also these vertexial somethings are mass-interattractively positioned and have their own boundary layer (trampoline) cushions; ergo, they are never in absolute tangency.
Fig. 1033.11 Electromagnetic Field of Closest-packed spheres: This figure represents one of the four planes of symmetry of the closest-packed unit-radius spheres, of the isotropic vector matrix. Between the untuned macro and the untuned micro is the transceivered frequency operation of the tuned-in and transmitted information.
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Fig. 1033.111A Photograph of Southeast Asian Reed Sphere Woven on Three-way Grid.
1033.112 The isotropic vector matrix grid illustrates that frequency multiplication may be accomplished only by division. The unit-radius spheres of the isotropic vector matrix electromagnetic fields close-pack in four planes of symmetry, permitting four-dimensional electromagnetic wavebands. The three-way, spherical, electromagnetic, basketry interweaving is illustrated at Fig. 1033.11IB. There are six great-circle equators of the six axes formed by the 12 vertices of the spherical icosahedron. The centers of area of the spherical triangles thus formed describe the terminals of the electromagnetic waveband widths. The widths of the bands of frequency tunability are determined by the truncatability of the spherical icosahedron’s six bands as they run between the centers of area of the adjacent triangles.
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Fig. 1033.111 B-D:
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Diagram of three-way grid sphere.
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Band widths of frequency tunability.
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Six great circle band widths of spherical icosahedron
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Centers of volumes of tetrahedra are control matrix for electromagnetic band widths.
1033.113 Note that the centers of area of the adjacent spherical triangles are alternately staggered so as to define a broad path within which the electromagnetic waveband is generated.