1074.00 Prime Nuclear Structural Systems

1074.10 All prime nuclear structural systems have one—and only one (unity two) interior vertex.

1074.11 Internally nuclear structural systems internally consist entirely of tetrahedra that have only one common interior vertex: omniconvertex.

1074.12 In nuclear structural systems each of the surface system’s external triangles constitutes the single exterior facet of an omnisystem-occupying set of inter-triple-bonded tetrahedra, each of whose single interior-to-system vertexes are congruent with one another at the convergent nuclear center of the system.

1074.13 In all nonredundant, prime, nuclear structural systems the congruently interior-vertexed, omnisystem-occupying tetrahedra of all prime structural systems may all be interiorly truncated by introducing special-case frequency, which provides chordal as well as radial modular subdivisioning of the isotropic-vector-matrix intertriangulation of each radial, frequencyembracing wave layer, always accomplished while sustaining the structural rigidity of the system. (See Fig. 1074.13.}