defining
the tertiary and quarternary structures. (see fibor, fibor bundle, meshroom, lnq๐ง๐ฟ, groove, melody)
Function map: minor scale → major scale → ... groove → fibor → fibor bundle
defining
the tertiary and quarternary structures. (see fibor, fibor bundle, meshroom, lnq๐ง๐ฟ, groove, melody)
classes
of fibor: MONEY and bubblegum. This is a tertiary (stereo) isoform of Egglepple. memory address
. As part of the endgame๐, we care mainly for the ludological aspect(s) of stewcing (topology, rhetoric, mechanics, etc.), as they relate to identification and function attribution. (see minor, major, fibor bundle, fibor mutation, stew, zero-bubble, walk, stewc tax)Mathematically
, fibors are trivial zeroes (compared to stews
which are non-trivial zeroes).print
' (or vending
) stage. This would be the total algorithm
input
assigned from stew choreography
. Gameplay
-wise, stewcers
should aim to get here as quickly as possible.imaging
, the loopstring➿
may be a simple topological
schematic, serving to illustrate some animation directive.generate
algorithms
(plays) for configuring polymorphisms and coordinating meshes
.stringy
, but it is not a requirement that it be physical, per se. It just necessarily assumes the properties (namely that it can vibrate in multiple dimensions) of strings
as it propagates into worldspace. In this case, we are concerned strictly with string
dynamics (incorporating the landscape vacua philosophy). However, fibor - in the mold of stew choreography
- is open/closed
in some arbitrary volume, whence it is attached to a dynamical mem(brane)
. Oddly, however, there exists a method to start with Planck data
, and work our way up to normalization
with g-folding.
measure
of twistorspace
.string theory
, the loopstring may colloquially be referred to as "toy string
". We must be careful, however, to not confuse this "toy string
" or its ludology (SL) with bosonic string theory
(which is considered a "toy model" for which to introduce string theory
education).superstring
', even though both terms are misnomers.