(v^2) v ‘ ‘ ‘ | −9v v ‘ v ‘ ‘ | 12(v ‘ ^3) | (1−v^2/c^2)v ‘ (wv)^2 |
3 Constants | 2 Constants | 1 Constant | 1 Constant |
Square Power | Linear Power | Cubic Power | Square and Quartic Power |
3 Root Pairs | 2 Roots | 1 Root and 1 Root Pair | 1 Root Pair and 2 Root Pairs |
Energy and Force of Force | Momentum, Force and Velocity of Force | Cube of Force | Force Energy |
Potential Inertial Term | Kinetic Inertial Term | Strong Term | Relativistic Force Energy Coupling |
Gravity | Dark | Strong Weak | EM |
The fact there are 4 connected modes, as it were, imply there are 6 cross overs between modes of action, indicating that one term can be stimulated to convert into another term. The exact equilibrium points can be set as 6 differential equation forms, with some further analysis required of stable phase space bounds, and unstable phases at which to alter the balance to have a particular effect. Installing a constant (or function) of proportionality in each of the following balance equations would in effect allow some translation of one term ‘resonance’ into another.
v v ‘ ‘ ‘=−9 v ‘ v ‘ ‘ | 3 Const and 1 root point |
(v^2) v ‘ ‘ ‘=12(v ‘ ^3) | 3 Const and 6 root points |
v ‘ ‘ ‘=(1−v^2/c^2)v ‘ w^2 | 3 Const and 2 root points |
−9v v ‘ ‘=12(v ‘ ^2) | 2 Const and 2 root points |
−9 v ‘ ‘=(1−v^2/c^2)(w^2) v | 2 Const and 2 root points |
12(v ‘ ^2)=(1−v^2/c^2)(wv)^2 | 1 Const and 12 root points |
Another interesting point is 3 of the 6 are independent of w (omega mass oscillation frequency), and also by implication relativistic dependence on c.