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Term |
Definition |
Notes |
| Absolute Action Matrix | The action
plenum; ether; substratum of mass and energy; that |
Same meaning as the Sanskrit term "Prakriti" |
| Action |
Action is relationship; all possible relationships is the Absolute Action | |
| Actor (AC) |
Mass field
has opposite twist as energy field |
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| Field |
When all elements of a form are in immediate and proximal relationship. | |
| Field Order
(FO) |
The resultant
form of a mass and energy field ST or TE |
Can be a Structor or a Tensor |
| Field Structure
Theory |
Field Structure
theory began with the realization that nature employs fields of action to
create and sustain form in space/time. The action field provides structure
wherein all the mass elements of the form are directly related and positioned
by a framework of action circuits. |
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| FO |
(short for:
Field Order) Action loops, from the Absolute Action Matrix, interact to
create structural configurations that reiterate fractally, building hierarchies
of increasing complex form. Each hierarchy is a Field Order composed of
a boson/Tensor and fermion/Structor. Each Field Order (FO) is the boson/Tensor
of the next field order. |
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| FST |
Short for:
Field Structure Theory |
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| Higgs particle
(field) |
The Standard
Model proposes that there is another field not yet observed, a field that
is almost indistinguishable from empty space. (This field is called the
AAM in FST). We call this the Higgs field. Higgs scientists
think that all of space is filled with this field, and that by interacting
with this field, particles acquire their masses. Since all energy
has a particle form, the particle associated with the Higgs field is the
Higgs boson particle. Particles that interact strongly with the Higgs field
are heavy, while those that interact weakly are light. |
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| Ida (I) | Left handed
circuit (Nadi), applies to both ST and TE, |
as in “Tet Tensor Ida” meaning a Tetrahedron Structor that is left handed. |
| Jala | A linkage of Mala Field Structures that create an organism, cell, life-form such as DNA; includes both ST and TE | Sanskrit: net; web; a larger form of mala |
| Ksetra | Any group of ST or TE joined together into a self-sustaining independent constellation of action. A Kestra is a mala that synergetically creates a higher Field Order of structure, such as a group of cells (mala) making up an organisum. (kestra). | Sanskrit: field, a sacred place |
| Line of Action (LOA) | Pathway taken by action in order to establish relationship | also referred to as a loop, circuit, orbital |
| Mala | Linked Structors in series (should this meaning include Tensor now that we know how to make a stable Tensor, the Nadi ???) | (formerly a Structorplex which are the cell like arrangement originally shown at Oswego 04.) Sanskrit=beads on a string or a series of knots on a string used like a rosary. At the molecular platform, a mala is a molecule. At the particle platform, a mala is an organization of Structors or Tensors; when we speak of a mala we will mean a group of ST or TE joined together into a network. |
| Mencroscale | The scale of reality in which humans live and build from one centimeter to one hundred meters. | |
| Nadi (NA) | A right (pingala) and left (Ida) Tensor, braided together | a stable bound circuit Tensor structure |
| Nucleated | The central domain of a field structure having a skewed polyhedron form; any energetic system that creates a spatial domain (polyhedron) at its center. | |
| Particle | In FST, ‘particle’ means an organization of vortices that create a polyhedron, a 3-D spatial event. The idea of a particle being a hard or solid or separate from a wave of energy is abandoned in favor of the idea that it merely means a place where space is defined in a unit of time by the interaction of action/energy. It should be noted, that a mass field particle is defined by a set of vortices created by the circuitry of a line(s) of action particle, an action particle loop(s). Because a loop of action can be compacted or extended, the ‘particle’ aspect of the wave is pronounced more clearly when the loop of action is compacted toward the orbital center, whereas the energetic aspect of the particle is dominate when the action is extended to its spherical orbital. | |
| Pingala (P) | Right handed circuit (Nadi), applies to both ST and TE, | as in “Tet Tensor Pingala” meaning a Tetrahedron Structor that is right handed. |
| Platform | Scale of structure, i.e., atom, molecule, solar system, etc. | as in "the atom platform" etc. |
| Structor (ST) | Mass field has same twist as energy field | 5-10-05: an organization of loop action forming a torsion structure that defines both a polyhedron nucleated mass field domain and an energy field domain of the same handedness. Loops are knotted, delineate space, have waves of an angle frequency that is dependant on, generated by, the geometry of the nucleated polyhedron. Structor are stable, self-sustaining, localized organizations of energy, that endure in time. The paths of action of a Structor on closer examination are made up of helical braids of right and left loops. As long as the braided loops are themselves circuited in the Structor manner these loops will stay together and the Structor will remain stable. |
| Structural Approach | The idea of working with the structural integrity of form. The study of form generated by interacting energetic events, which can be modeled and verified for there ability to sustain themselves in three-dimensions. Primarily working with 3-D structures; visual/mechanical 3-D geometry; working with and continuing the synergetic geometry thinking and modeling of Buckminster Fuller and Kenneth Snelson; the attempt to define structure as a form. | |
| Structuralist | Practitioners of the ‘structural approach’. | |
| SuperStructor (SST) | A nucleated Structor sequence; | A Structor inside a Structor sharing a common center and common loop circuits. Formerly called a “stableon”; Sanskrit: a place having a spatial location. |
| Synergetics | The study of the behavior of a whole system unpredicted by the behavior of their parts taken separately (101.01 “Synergetics” by Buckminster Fuller) | |
| Time Unit | An organization of action/energy that exist only as a single indivisable unit. Within the unit there is no sense of or movement of time. It is an eternal now. The Nadi is the basic time unit from which all time/space is quantified. | |
| Unet (UN) | Actor (Tensor) inside a Structor | An interaction of loops similar to the Structor but different from the Structor in that the mass field, defined by the polyhedron, has the opposite handedness as that of the energy field surrounding the polyhedron mass field. An Actor is a boson particle having no mass. (Note: Some bosons having mass are not true energy particles in FST, but are fermion/Structors behaving as bosons.) |
| Unit of Action (UOA) | A polyhedron created by circuits of action | Whoes energy is determined by the number of vorties which determines the angle/frequencey modulation of the form. |
| Vortex | Places were circuits of action interact, having dimension (diameter), defining a polyhedron, not a place of intersection as happens in a vertex. infinite, omnipotent, omnipresent, omninescent action matrix from which all forms having locality and involving space/time arise. Not limited by space/time. Matrix (AAM), visualized as an unmodulated flat circle; when action is modulated into a wave, energy having angle/frequency is created which in turn can be structured into field structures having mass.
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