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1054.10
Synergetic Analysis: Euler's topology and Willard Gibbs'
phase rule give
us synergetic-analysis capability. Euler differentiated
all physical Universe into lines,
crossings, and areas: the fundamental visual aspects
of our experiences having to do with
our eyes, radiation frequencies, and conceptual images.
Gibbs' phase rule differentiated
the physical Universe into liquid, crystalline, and
gaseous phases, which are not so much
visual as thermal, which is tactile, and which are always
characterized by unique whole-
number interattractions, i.e., restraints. Conversely,
with successive whole-number degrees
of freedom, thermal, sonic, or viscosity frequencies
are differentiated in respect to their
condition within their respective states as well as
between those states.
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