Warp
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Language consists of frame and quantum.
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Frame is static. Quantum is dynamic.
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Frame [I love world] is static. Quantum [[I love world]] is dynamic that is derived from what quantum has correspondence in real thing.
For instance, quantum *I* is in fluent time.
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Frame is duplicable. Quantum is not duplicable.
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Duplicated frame is not warp.
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Quantum becomes frame when quantum is observed.
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Two observation of same quantum has warp.
For instance, second observed *I* has warp from first observed *I*.
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Warp is indicator for quantum and language.
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If warp is seemed to be true value and duplication is seemed to be false value, language has true-false value in itself.
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Extracted differentials in warp become main value and same duplication of frame becomes sub value.
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Warp is a noise for ordinary signal. If warp is transported in on-warp situation, warp is recognized clearly from other signal.
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For instance, message “I love world” is sent by the style quantum *I*, frame [love world], *I* is recognized as warp signal.
As same, *love* and *world* is sent by warp, sentence that can not be observed totally as sentence, is clearly observed by the reconstructed complex of warp signals.
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Sentence is for the first time presented before us while being accompanied with frame.
Tokyo December 31, 2005
Postscript
[Referential note January 27, 2008]
<Warp Theory interprets and amplifies Reversion Theory.>
<More details>
[Referential note February 9, 2008]
[Referential note July 24, 2008]
Postscript 2
[Referential note December 14, 2008]
<Map>
<Review>
<Papers group>
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