Friday, 30 March 2018

Quantum Linguistics Intention and Sentence


Intention and Sentence


1 Quantum carries ideogram.
2 Ideogram has two aspects, one is solid and the other is flexible.
3 Solidity is duplicable and flexibility is not duplicable.
4 Modern Chinese as one of typical ideograms is taken for the research of language. Modern Chinese is abbreviated to MC.
5 Example of MC is given for research’s details. Example is expressed by [    ].
6 Example MC [wo ai ni] in English I love you, is now taken.
7 Example MC consists of three quanta. Each quantum accepts one ideogram. Ideogram is expressed by /   /.
8 Quantum 1 accepts ideogram /wo/. Quantum 2 is /ai/. Quantum 3 is /ni/.
9 Quantum 1 has two aspects of ideogram /wo/ that means I in English.
10 One aspect is solid and duplicable. The other aspect is flexible and not duplicable.
11 Solid aspect of /wo/ takes dually owned role that is constantly recognized anytime anywhere.
12 Dually owned role of solid aspect is called dictionary.
13 Flexible aspect of /wo/ is not dually owned.
14 Flexible aspect of /wo/ takes temporary role.
15 Temporary role of flexible aspect is called grammar.
16 Quantum carries ideogram’s dictionary and grammar together.
17 Quantum’s dictionary accepts many contents in it.
18 Quantum /wo/’s dictionary accepts many contents that are nominative, possessive, objective, the first person, the second person, the third person, singular, plural and so forth.
19 Quantum /wo/’s grammar accepts limited contents that are nominative, the first person and singular.
20 Quantum /ai/’s grammar is verb, the first person, singular and present.
21 Quantum /ni/’s grammar is objective, the second person, singular.
22 Quantum’s dictionary is called frame from the viewpoint of system or hardware.
23 Quantum’s grammar is called transmission from the viewpoint of system or hardware.
24 When quanta /wo/, /ai/ and /ni/ are inputted, output is two. One is [wo ai ni].  The other is [ni ai wo].
25 Two outputs obey to grammar. Two outputs have equal value.
26 Inputted quanta are called intention.
27 Outputted quanta is called sentence.
28 When quanta /wo/, /ai/ and /ni/ are inputted, output is not determined one sentence.
29 One sentence is determined by additional quanta’s input.
30 Theoretically input-at-random intentions can determine one most adequate output sentence.
31 Quantum’s input-output machine is called automaton of language or simply called automaton.

Refer to the following papers.


Tokyo January 20, 2006
Tokyo January 29, 2006 Added
 Sekinan Research Field of Language
www.sekinan.org

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