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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 152 min read
I Can’t Believe It’s Not a Bond! (or the Supramolecular Knot)
In my last post I was tackling the problem of the difference of the knot in a molecular bond and the knot in a supramolecular bond. I...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 152 min read
A Split String of Knots
Today’s post is a bit more speculative than my other recent posts. The reason for this is the peculiar property of knotting two saint...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 142 min read
The Big Knot
For some time I tried to solve the problem of molecular bonding using helical arcs that are as thin as possible, thinking that this...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 132 min read
The Stretched Knot
Today’s post won’t be long. It’s just a simple observation that you don’t need a separate tightening of a knot that is made of elementary...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 123 min read
The Helical Twist
In my last post I presented the concept of the twisted knot, which itself is specific idea to describe a molecular knot, or what a...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 102 min read
Twisted Knot
In my last post I presented the concept of a molecular knot. In it I showed to knotted orbitals side by side and noted that the existing...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 102 min read
The Molecular Knot
In my last post I presented the equations required to form a knot in a Higgs boson: an elementary particle of matter with no angular...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 92 min read
A Knot of Dots
In my last post I presented the equations that describes the shape of the entangled strings of elementary particles of energy (dots): a...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 82 min read
The Saint Hannes Knot Equations
In two of my previous posts I’ve been describing the structure of the Higgs Boson as a saint Hannes knot, a term I coined when I realized...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 52 min read
Saint Hannes Knot
In today’s post I’m in very good mood. It appears that I’ve solved the Gordian Knot of string theory in a very apt way. According to...
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Kalle Lintinen
Feb 43 min read
A Tough Knot to Crack
Pardon the pun with today’s post. It’s been quite a few days since my last post, where I talked about the importance of angular velocity...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 293 min read
The Importance of Angular Velocity
My post for today is a trip back to basics. After realizing that there are three types of dots in orbit of the Higgs helix, I realized...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 281 min read
Rebuilding Refraction
After my last post I began thinking about what the findings of my last post meant. In it I said that only the inner dots have a secondary...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 273 min read
There is Only One Rotational Component in Refraction
I haven’t posted anything in almost two weeks, as I’ve been stuck in the accurate vector representation of refraction. The problem is...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 143 min read
Why Refraction?
The question why refraction takes place at all seems not to be a scientific question. It seems to demand some kind of will from the part...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 132 min read
Asymmetric Projections
I was about to write a post about solving the equations for asymmetric refraction. But as I got deeper into the equations, I realized...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 122 min read
Asymmetric Refraction
After my last post on asymmetry, I thought for a while that I might have easily sailed to the end of the Theory of Everything. However,...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 103 min read
Sheldon Cooper Was Sort of Right: It Is About Asymmetry!
After my last post about the perfect equations for vector refraction, I set about trying to figure out how these equations resulted in a...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 52 min read
Vector Refraction Works!
In my last post I said I had the correct equations for the refracting of vector representation of elementary particles of energy. So, the...
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Kalle Lintinen
Jan 32 min read
The Accurate Equations Without Tilt
In my post from yesterday I told you that I had probably figured out the equations for refracting the vector connecting two elementary...
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