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The Hypothesis of the Pulsation Principle Leads a Prime Number and Physical Relations. (1)

Terubumi Honjou

Published May 1, 2016• 0 citations
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Abstract

The hypothesis of the pulsation principle leads a prime number and physical relations. The horizon and the pulsation wave pattern of the figure of fusion include profound, enormous physical concepts. The geometry of all things. A figure of prime number, physical fusion. I illustrate an uncertainty principle for the first time. I solve the mystery of the double slit experiment.

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The hypothesis of the pulsation principle leads a prime number and physical relations. The horizon and the pulsation wave pattern of the figure of fusion include profound, enormous physical concepts. The geometry of all things. A figure of prime number, physical fusion. I illustrate an uncertainty principle for the first time. I solve the mystery of the double slit experiment.
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