Friday, 3 September 2021

To Winter RI Ko 2015.15 Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko 2015.15 Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion

15 Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion

Slow in time

I sat beside S leaning against a wall during my lunch break after a long absence.

-I have released the bulbul on the hill. I mentioned the bulbul some time ago.

-That's good. Thank you.

-I don't think so, but I was just relieved.

-I haven't kept any birds, but they are smart.

-Is that so.

-Yeah. In my hometown, I said I would never forget a bird. Then they will give back. -Is it the repayment of the crane?

-Is it the same as that? There seems to be a kingdom of birds behind the forest. I've never seen it, but it seems like it exists for people who can't see it.

-Really, that.

-Really, when you get there, people are happy. There is such a saying, maybe it was France. While A was listening, S thought that S had arrived there. If so, you'll also find that talking with S always makes me happy.

-Speaking differently, the Aurora theory is fun .

-eh? Did you see it? When I was talking about my holidays, I used to say that I'm writing documents online. Aurora Theory given to K.

―Was there a sentence why you feel that time is too early or too late?

―Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion.

-Yes, that's it. That was the most fun. -Thank you. I didn't expect you to read it.

- will be projected from the Gaussian plane to the Riemann sphere, language is born there as Aurora. From the center of the sphere, that is, the origin of the coordinates, an element like light xi flies. What did you say?

-Dictoron.

-What is that?

-It is a language recognition element , although the name is given to it and its definition is a bit unsatisfactory .

-Yes, it reaches the Riemann sphere. The speed was once the same as the photon of light, and all the recognition elements reach the sphere at the same time. If the spherical surface is a human recognition area, the language recognition element recognizes all the languages on that area at the same time. The physical time is the same. However, if we consider the distance between languages on the sphere as the arc, naturally there are various distances. If that distance is divided by the speed of the speech recognition element, the time becomes shorter or longer depending on the length of the arc. Even if the physical recognition time is the same, the recognition time of arcs in the language domain will vary.

-exactly.

-In the title, only that document was attached to Interlude. What is that?

-I think it's okay to play a little in the sense of an interlude. Because it's a model, you can make it any way you want.

-But there was some hint?

- assumption of the recognition element tried to imitate the physics of David Finkelstein. That is why it is the same speed as Photon. When I set the Riemann sphere in the human recognition area and intervene the concept of distance there, I came up with the idea that absolute recognition of time and relative recognition clearly differ. At that time I was thinking about the involvement of distance in meaning. -It's a simple and good model, but it's difficult to develop that projection as it is, isn't it?

―That's right, now the natural idea of defining a space from the set of all functions naturally comes to mind. The mother space submitted by Kei Nakajima that considers the analogy of generating functions geometrically is very attractive. Following this, Toru Kaushige says that the state in which the generating functions made up of the number of solutions in the moduli space, which are understood as the entire solution of the nonlinear partial differential equation, are intimately related is infinitely quantum. I will. In addition, as a premise, Koshien considers a function space on the mother space, defines a symmetric tensor space on the vector space from it, and equates the original vector space with the symmetric tensor space on the dual space. The function space of can also be equated with its symmetric tensor space, and can eventually describe the production and annihilation of particles in the field space .

-So the creation and disappearance of particles have a mathematical basis.

-That's right. 　

This was the first time I heard math from S.

-When I went to the library, I had almost everything I needed, and it was written in the magazine I read there. It is helpful because you can walk in about 20 minutes. The view on the hill is good. Flowers are blooming on the roof.

-Flowers and birds in mathematics? Good story, thank you.

To Winter RI Ko 16 Stephen William Hawking, Sergej Karcevskij, Janos Killar, MORI Shigefumi and Vsevolod Mikhajlovich Garshin 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko 16 Stephen William Hawking, Sergej Karcevskij, Janos Killar, MORI Shigefumi and Vsevolod Mikhajlovich Garshin 2015

１６ Stephen William Hawking, Sergej Karcevskij, Janos Killar, MORI Shigefumi and Vsevolod Mikhajlovich Garshin　

16 Garcin

I woke up on the phone on Sunday morning. It was from I.
-What happened, didn't you come yesterday? -It was bad, I slept all the time. I had a little fever yesterday, so I bought a heat sink on the way home from work, drank it, and slept until this morning. It might have been tired because it was a few nights late.
-I called you several times, but I wondered what happened because I didn't answer. How is it now
-I slept a lot, but I still have a fever.
-Fine?
-Today, take a day off. The root was a little too tight.
-Don't overdo it, you can't stay up all night.
-I don't do that, but I've become weaker. I am worried and will call again. I hung up the phone when I was talking to him.

Feel heavy body. Looking out of the window, there is fog on the cold train street. It was nice to have a day off like this. I haven't eaten since yesterday afternoon, but I don't feel hungry because it doesn't move. Being thirsty, I got up and drank milk. I'm a little swaying, but I don't feel like sleeping anymore, so I lay down on the sofa and decided to rest. What do you do tomorrow? I don't take much vacation, so I will take a rest. I wanted to think about it by looking at my physical condition until the evening.

I posted the document with a dedication to K, but since I did not list my contact information in the About page of the Web page, I would not be contacted directly if K saw it. However, it may confirm old friendship there. Furthermore, if you search by the name of K, this document of A will be hit, so even if it is not K, those around it may possibly encounter the document of A by searching for K. I thought about that. First, my colleague S, who I thought was a no-brainer, read the document. I was tired, so I put my head on the edge of the couch and was thinking about the continuation of the prayer of concern without doing anything.

A envisioned the world of mirrors as a model of prayer. The actual hand is reflected in the mirror. There is also depth. If you move it, it will move together. However, there is no reality. And the left and right are opposite. Rather, the right hand is the right hand, but in the mirror it is structured as the left hand side. The hierarchical relationship remains the same. It is the world in the mirror drawn by Shinichiro Tomonaga. It's often said, but this alone won't go any further.

There is real happiness in front of the mirror. The happiness is reflected in the mirror. It doesn't exist. If you remove the real happiness in the foreground, the happiness in the mirror will disappear. It is assumed that there is happiness that does not exist in the mirror now, and there is no happiness that exists before the book. Can you model such a state? He had been thinking about that for some time.

How about using an imaginary number? If you add the time coordinate to the coordinates of the Riemann sphere and add a negative sign to it, you get Minkowski space. If the time coordinate is set to the same positive as the space coordinate, a four-dimensional sphere that is symmetric with respect to dimension is created. This is the idea that Hawking introduced an imaginary time about the creation of the universe. The beginning of Hawking's universe is therefore a sphere at its bottom. 　

Isn't it possible to add symmetry to the language? Then, the world of mirror can be created with plane symmetry. And if there is a language only in the mirror, it can be a model of prayer. I thought of such a route. Just as there is an imaginary number for a real number, there is an imaginary language for a real language. It is assumed that prayers are written in a virtual language. We assume the time inherent in the imaginary language just as we assumed the time inherent in the real language. Going to heaven moves the time inherent in the imaginary language. We will call that language the mirror language. If so, where is that mirror placed?

The one I read the most in the library was Kenji Fukaya. It is written that circles are naturally recognized as images of round figures rather than recognition as x 2 + y2 = 1. The intuition of geometry is certainly amazing and universal. As you read Fukaya's book, you will find mirror symmetry. It was said that if you set what is called the Hodge diamond at a certain value and then fold it there, you would get a clean mirror symmetry. The mirror language that A thinks may also be possible there.

Symmetry. It's what I once spoke with C in Linguistics. Prague in the 1920s. Kartsevsky's article in the magazine TCLP, "Asymmetrical duality of linguistic symbols". The coexistence of absolutely contradictory soft and hard structures that the language continues to hold, and thus the language continues to be a language. An eternal contradiction that will remain doubly implicit in the language. Karcevskij presented the duality that is why the language can be so flexible and so rigid that it is almost absolutely contradictory. A white-eyed discussion left by Sergei Karcevskij, a linguist who C was the only genius in its last book.

A consistent understanding of this duality, why this coexistence is possible, is probably still not submitted.

On the other hand, steady progress has been made in the world of quantization and quantization. According to Fukaya, Konzevic presented his formal conjecture in his 1997 paper, and he proved it by himself in the 2003 paper. "Deformed quantization of Poisson manifolds". Fukaya in his book outlines the proof only for the nR case. The whole proof is immeasurable.

Space by quantum, that may not be a dream anymore. At the end, finite and infinite. Confining infinity finitely. Janos Corral and Shigefumi Mori tell. Any row of three-dimensional standard flops is finite.

If we think of the flop as a kind of mapping and assume that the meaning is a finite sequence, and project this four-dimensional world made up of solids and time into a three-dimensional world made up of planes and time, it will occur infinitely. All the incidents of the four-dimensional world that were involved will be confined to the three-dimensional finite world. There, the letters on the plane that embody meaning including time project and confine this four-dimensional world including our time.

-So what do I do?
When you stand up and look at the eastern window, some people go sparsely under the stinging sky. In the thick fog, which was much thicker than before, the tram lit by the lights passed by without sound. Street lights are lighting all at once. A festival that has been forgotten far away begins. From the woodblock prints in the kitchen, a band of light rises silently into a cold, dark room, and large fireworks leave a flickering and bloom one after another. The fireworks are reflected in the glass and eventually spread over the glass onto the streets where fog flows. A fireworks opens wide in the dark, fog-filled sky, and a tram passing by passengers disappears below it without sound.

-Why are you so lonely? 　
Garcin. A soul who died in the end of Russian imperialism, living like a light beam. The "red flower" desperately seeks a red flower that doesn't matter and finally gets it. Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garcin, oh, there is Mikhail in your name. Angel Michael rises. The last word of the Old Testament Daniel.
Proceed to the end of you, and you will have a rest, to the end of the day, to get up and enjoy your share. Light a lamp in a dark room.

A living lamp that the bulbul gave me. What should I do. I have to eat some food. Shall we have rice with us? Everyone ate bread yesterday morning. What would have been left over? In the soaking cold, I put my hand through the cardigan by the side of the sofa. Bulbul, are you warm in the hills?

Looking back, the print had returned to its original position after all the flow. The outside of the window someday became fooled.

The door is knocked small. When I opened the door, the I was standing anxious, holding a heavy white plastic bag and holding a French bread bag in one hand. The short hair had a shining faint glow.

To Winter RI Ko. 14 John Peabody Harrington, Roman Jakobson, FUKAYA Kenji, Maxim Kontsevich, ZHANG BInglin and Roger Penrose 14 Description of Language. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko 2015
14 John Peabody Harrington, Roman Jakobson, FUKAYA Kenji, Maxim Kontsevich, ZHANG BInglin and Roger Penrose

From author:This text’s translation by Google translate is a little hard to be accurate at the present, especially on mathematical explanation by usual writing.

You can see the whole city from the library on the hill. The east side of the third floor is a computer room. The internet was always connected there, and I could use any table freely. I often spend my holidays near the window. A group of tall blue-green buildings rises to the northeast of the left side of the window. Seen from here on the hill, it is much higher. Only there is towering above the sky. Immediately south, there should be A’s home. Did the bulbul hit a tall building like that? The glass walls were distant and dull, reflecting the light of the autumn afternoon.

When I was cleaning the room where the birds were gone for the first time in a while, I found some furrowed flock in the corner. The soft wings floated in the air for a while when released. Have you lived in the city because of your childhood? I wished that I was now resting slowly in the grove of the hills. A created Web pages and Dreamweaver, but since the amount has gradually increased, I switched to Expression Web from the middle. I used Office for documents at first, but soon I switched to Zoho.

In this way, I was able to quickly write small mathematical expressions using LaTex. When Backup was run automatically using SugarSync, all traces of A were on Cloud. The document was written in English. Regular sentences other than mathematical expressions are relatively easy to write with a limited vocabulary. This could lead to someone seeing somewhere. I had little hope, but there was little response.

Of course, I thought it would be nice if there could be one or two people in this wide world who could sympathize with me, but that didn’t bother me that much. I just keep writing. There is no guarantee that there will be someone like John Pepody Harrington, who continued to record the American Indian languages. 1920 The photographs in the Smithsonian Institution’s collection, which are doing field research around the year, look somewhat like the pioneers of the West. It’s okay to wait quietly for the future of Harrington in the corner of the city.

It was a fun task to think of a language containing time as a possibility using a model. However, in reality, it is rarely something that can be created, such as an original one. I couldn’t exceed the conventional idea. He arranged the work procedure little by little. First create a simple model. Select the shape suitable for the model. How much is the figure written?

According to Kenji Fukaya, the geometry was “a group of groups and the space in which it acts”. It was Fukaya’s charm that he was able to briefly confirm and look at the fundamental things. By referring to Jacobson’s “semantic minimum”, a new geometric “minimum of meaning” is set, and the time t is included as a meaning by moving the time t in the closed interval. Defined the geometric word.

I repeated this direction many times with different levels of geometry. The universality of language was thought to be closely related to the invariant of mathematics. In Fukaya’s book, I learned that the quantum cohomology ring can be obtained from the Gromov-Witten invariant and the Gromov-Witten potential can be obtained. Language approached mathematics and physics. It has become possible to logically check the symmetry that has long been a concern. Under certain assumptions, the character of various languages can be inspected as a model from, for example, one figure or manifold. One of the centers was homological mirror symmetry, which was proposed by Kontsevich.

When I got tired of working in the library, I went out to the rooftop. The city, which spreads under the dark maroon autumn sky, conveyed the grandeur of human activities. The sounds of distant cities echo like a chord. Are people flying in this city as birds are flying in the sky? Just as birds sometimes crash into the ground by colliding with the turquoise glass of tall buildings, will people crash into the ground and crash somewhere?

I once read a story about birds in the book Shorin no Fubun. “According to the poem of the 3rd year of the Emperor Hansho, a bird of five colors, it passes over the prefectures in which it belongs.” It seems that 10,000 birds of five colors flew in the sky. As for the beginning, I continue to cite Chinese books. According to the poem’s third year of honor, he gathered New Year’s lords, Otori, Emperor and Kanro to the Kyoto teacher, and according to the flock of birds, the findings of the Han book were true.

The contents of this Chinese book, in which 10,000 birds gathered in search of it, are true. It is unknown whether Shorin believed in these statements. However, according to Shorin’s habit, he might have believed it as a natural thing.

Autumn flowers were dancing in the strolling garden on the roof of the library. White autumn Ming chrysanthemum, yellow Maru chrysanthemum, Nozoku chrysanthemum Soothing Hottogigisu and the white and white Arissum flowers crawling on the ground. Sky blue salvia, red cherry sage, purple rosemary and light blue basil. Dark blue Saintpaulia, white sapphinia, crimson geranium bowls and hanging. Huquera, Drachina consenna, Sansevieria houseplant. Spatti is also rich in green, and the red sea urchin is already red. Various sasanqua that began to inflate the buds, the last cosmos flowers that sway in the wind Winter clematis that has been quite tall, large leaves on the grape rack with few remaining, and a large red or white large ball swaying occasionally in the strong wind .

If you look closely, you can also see the pink bokeh flowers that change the season. Shala beautifully turns red, and dogwood turns the leaves brown. On the other hand, rhododendrons had already inflated the buds considerably. Autumn was getting deeper.

You can hear the sound of the city line riding on the wind. How is K doing? Well, let’s make a dedication to the document. For familiar days with K. I continued to write documents when I got home. The linguistic space including time gradually expanded from a straight line to a plane and from there to a sphere. Attracted by the work of Roger Penrose, I made a projective model.

As I was thinking about it at midnight, I thought it would be beautiful if the language danced in the sky like an aurora. A complex plane is created by mapping all complex numbers to planes, as if all real numbers were mapped to straight lines. A complex number defined by two real numbers is placed on the plane as a language unit, and it is called a language point. Establish a vertical third coordinate axis from the origin of the plane and make a sphere with a unit radius centered on the origin. The spheres intersect at a radius of 1 on the new coordinate axes. If that point and a linguistic point on the complex plane are connected by a straight line, when the linguistic point has a distance of 1 or more, it intersects with the sphere at one point. When the distance is less than 1, the linguistic point is inside the sphere and does not intersect the sphere.

This shows the limits of the language. Ordinary language points are projected on the spherical sky when the distance exceeds 1. The projection is called aurora. Language points at infinity converge on a sphere on the Z axis. You can capture an infinite number of languages in a finite way. A straight line connecting two points on the complex plane draws an arc in the spherical sky. The two straight lines form two arcs in the sky, and connecting four points creates a distorted quadrilateral in the sky.

If we model the points in the sky as words, arcs as sentences, and quadrilaterals as sentences, the language will emerge there. The language becomes Aurora and dances in the sky. Language is aurora dancing above us.

To Winter. RI Ko. 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

From author:
Google translate is a fine equipment, but some precise mathematical translation like the next text has been waited one more skill up of IT brains.

To Winter. RI Ko. 2015
11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac　

11 Dirac

There was a time when I continued to read Kiyoshi Oka’s book with longing for it. The joy of discovery, the joy of writing, and the irreplaceable friendship. The existence of Ujiro Nakatani. A conversation at Yufuin. Is it a farewell going over the Siren Hill? The last phrase Nakatani sent to Oka. After talking to I, A studied hard. The thoughts I want to write have sprung up one after another. I typed it into my computer and sent it to my web page. That way you don’t have to leave anything on hand. What you have at hand eventually dissipates like it used to. Only this time he wanted to survive. I wanted to record the trace of my own description. I wrote all night and all holidays. Tomotada Otsuki of the braid theory said that he would think on tex, but it was like that.

I had little resources to think about, so I went to the library on holidays. From his place of residence, proceed in the direction opposite to the station, turn right and go up the gradual slope, and there was a library just at the top of the hill. Entering the gate, there was an expansive lawn front yard, and people were resting and talking in their respective relaxed forms. It was a peaceful and relaxing space. The building was a three-story building with a square katakana shape, and in the middle was a courtyard. There were benches and lawns in the courtyard, and people were relaxing there as well. A went to the mathematics corner on the north side of the third floor and spent the necessary books there. I could rent it because I was a resident, but I kept it to a minimum and only viewed it. At home I devoted myself to thinking and writing.

A good library had almost all the books A needed. Repeatedly read notes that seemed relevant, and took notes. I proceeded with the parts I didn’t understand. At one point, reading Matamata Hiroshi, it may be revealed at the end that, in the future, time and space are not continuous in the micro, just as water and air are discrete in the micro. Was written. Flowing print times may also be discrete. In the ultimate, will time itself be quantum? If the world is discrete, it is a royal road to think of the sphere as a model of language. But no longer stick to the ball. It can be a distorted shape or a glued-and-jointed shape. The model is free if it is consistent. Cantor said something really good, math is free. When I was tired, I browsed magazines.

One day, when I was looking at the back number behind the latest issue, there was a sentence by Kazuhiko Nishijima. Wasn’t it a while before his death, known for Nishijima-German’s law, was reported? Time passes by in no time. One era is over, then is this sentence almost like his work?

Nishijima says, Dirac puts many time variables into the Schrodinger equation to derive a free electromagnetic field, and Tomonaga gives electron field more freedom, and puts independent time variables in space and does not depend on the coordinate system. He derived an equation and built a super multi-hour theory. Nishijima goes further and according to Dirac, the vector of the future hypersurface C2 depends on the present and future two hypersurfaces C1 and C2, and the function that acts on it is given by integrating C1 to C2. , Was written. That is, if a certain state is integrated by the closed time, one future time is determined and written. This is similar to the fact that one meaning is fixed when an inherent closed time is set for a Kanji figure. Dirac’s theory can be extended to language. The language can be described physically.

Isn’t it just talking to I? A recalls the Modigliani exhibition at a new museum last spring. A little while ago, the chair inside the building was once mentioned in the newspaper, and it became a hot topic for the two people. -It seems that the new museum has expensive chairs. Early spring trees could be seen in the window of the liner’s “Yamamine” store. -What kind of chair is it? -I don’t know, but when you sit there, you’ll naturally feel good. -Is that so? -I think it should be like that. He was in such a middling. -But it really should be.

It was a day when a warm spring was about to come. I went to the Modigliani exhibition by subway because I met at S station and was a little far from the city line. He liked the subway. -It’s kind of scary. When the elevator slowly descended deeply at S station, I looked like he did not want to ride too much. I had such a place. When I got to the ground, the spring light was dazzling. The display was wonderful. If we think about it now, was the presence of Modigliani a premonition to describe a universal language? Looking at his painting, I was deeply relieved. A resemblance to the deep joy of the whole body that Oka was referring to was probably born in A, which looks at Modigliani.

Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Letter to WPM On Farewell to Language Universals again 1 September 2021 / Report on Letter to WPM 27 June 2021 and Letter to WPM PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021 /

Dear WPM,

Always thanks for your retweets of my papers on Sekinan View.
My Twitter Sekinan Library‘s August statistics result is the following.

Top Tweet is Letter to WPM PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021.
Top mention is Letter to WPM 27 June 2021.

Top Tweet’s letter is the explanation more details for Language Universals, written at Top mention’s 27 June 2021 letter. Here I reprint 2 letters already sent to you, for a few readers not-reading blogs.

Letter 1
Letter to WPM 27 June 2021
Letter 2
Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

Moreover this time, I reprint 3 related papers at this letter’s end. Please refer to it for further understanding of the letter to WPM.

Paper 1
Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References
Paper 2
Farewell to Language Universals
Paper 3
Farewell to Language Universals Revised

T.A.
Tokyo
1 September 2021
SRFL Paper

Letter 1
Letter to WPM 27 June 2021

Dear WPM,

In Japan, days are in rainy season, probably till the middle days of July.
But I like this season, I was born in June.

Today I revised the essay written in 2020, Farewell to Language Universals.
I have thought that Language Universals are my last theme in life on which I was ever taught from teacher CHINO Eiichi.

Now I think that the concept of language universals are rather subjective and not accurate ground for explanation.
I want to write papers under the clarity of mathematics basis. But the concept universal has not any such basis.

Farewell to Language Universal is no wonder for me.
On more details, I would like to write in the near future from the point of geometrical approach.

Tokyo
27 June 2021
T. A.

Letter 2
Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

Letter to WPM 27 June 2021

Dear WPM,

Farewell to Language Universal is no wonder for me.
On more details, I would like to write in the near future from the point of geometrical approach.

Tokyo
27 June 2021
T. A.

29 June 2021
T.A.

Going away from Language Universals became a firm fact for me now.
I wrote the reason why I left it to The Annotation of the first paper of What is signal? 15 January 2019 Edition.
Here I carry this annotation again.

Annotation of the paper

The reason I went away from Language Universals is clearly mentioned at this paper’s Note 2/ 2 May 2019.
The most fundamental work for language to me now is seeing language from the spreading outer world.
For accomplishment of this work, I selected physical phenomena, namely energy, signal and nerve.
Staying at the inner, the whole probably cannot be seen eternally.

Also refer to the next 4 papers.

What is signal？
The existence that generates language.
21 November – 15 January 2019

Farewell to Language Universals Revised. 2021

Why I started Quantum-Nerve Theory? Note and Note 2 for The Time of Language. 2012-2020

Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

Letter to WPM 27 June 2021

Dear WPM,

Farewell to Language Universal is no wonder for me.
On more details, I would like to write in the near future from the point of geometrical approach.

Tokyo
27 June 2021
T. A.

Annotation of the paper

Also refer to the next 4 papers.

What is signal？
The existence that generates language.
21 November – 15 January 2019

Farewell to Language Universals Revised. 2021

Why I started Quantum-Nerve Theory? Note and Note 2 for The Time of Language. 2012-2020

Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

3 related papers

Paper 1
Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

TANAKA Akio

I have thought on language through the rich results of the linguistic Circle of Prague and its important member Sergej Karcevskij. But now my recent thinking has inclined towards algebraic or arithmetic geometrical method and description. Probably it is the time of half farewell to those milestones which led me to the standing place here with rather sufficient results in my ability. Great thanks to all that always encouraged me for hard and vague target on language especially meaning and its surroundings. And also to CHINO Eiichi with love and respect who taught me all the bases of language study.For recent results see the following papers group named AGL Arithmetic Geometry Language and related essays.

Tokyo
23 October 2013
Sekinan Research Field of Language

[References]
Papers
Arithmetic Geometry Language (AGL)
Dimension of Language (AGL 1)
Synthesis of Meaning and Transition of Dimension (AGL 2)
Birth of Word, Synthesis of Meaning and Dimension of New Word (AGL 3)
Dimension Conjecture at Synthesis of Meaning (AGL 4)

Essays
Parts and Whole
Edward Sapir’s Language, 1921
Macro Time and Micro Time
Meaning Minimum
Disposition of Language

24 September 2014, references added
Sekinan Research Field of Language

Paper 2
Farewell to Language Universals

I ever thought of language from the core elements usually assumed as one of language universals.
Every element has been important for language phenomena, but selecting these elements from the infinite language itself seemed to be arbitrary for me now.
So the below quoted every paper are considered to be the important aspect for my study now.

Mathematical description for three elements of language universals

Energy, dimension and distance can be described by mathematical writing.

Energy in language is now preparatory description til now.
vide:

For dimension, definite results are presented being aided by arithmetic geometry.
vide:

Three Conjectures for Dimension, synthesis and Reversion with Root and Supplement

For distance, its vast and vagueness of the concept can not be grasped up. But related papers of mine are probably the most in number.
vide:

This paper is not finished.

Tokyo
27 February 2015
SIL

The upper paper, titled as Mathematical description for three elements of language universals, is now one of the most fundamental studies of language at present outlook.

Tokyo
28 February 2020
SRFL Paper

Paper 3
Farewell to Language Universals Revised

Farewell to Language Universals

18/03/2020 19:40 ; First uploaded date to Sekinan View

I ever thought of language from the vie point of the core elements usually assumed as one of language universals.
Every element has been important for language phenomena, but selecting these elements from the infinite language world, they are seemed to be arbitrary pointing-out act for me now.
So the below quoted facts at paper 1 and paper 2 are, at the end, considered to be one of the important aspects on vast and boundless language for me now.

Tokyo
18 March 2020 First uploaded
27 June 2021 Text revised
Sekinan Library

Paper 1

Mathematical description for three elements of language universals

Energy, dimension and distance can be described by mathematical writing.

Energy in language is now preparatory description til now.
vide:

For dimension, definite results are presented being aided by arithmetic geometry.
vide:

Three Conjectures for Dimension, synthesis and Reversion with Root and Supplement

For distance, its vast and vagueness of the concept can not be grasped up. But related papers of mine are probably the most in number.
vide:

This paper is not finished.

Tokyo
27 February 2015
SIL

Read more: https://srfl-essay.webnode.com/news/at-least-three-elements-for-language-universals/

The upper paper, titled as Mathematical description for three elements of language universals, is now one of the most fundamental studies of language at present outlook.

Tokyo
28 February 2020
SRFL Paper

[Note]
28 February 2020
I ever wrote a essay titled Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague

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Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

TANAKA Akio

I have thought on language through the rich results of the linguistic Circle of Prague and its important member Sergej Karcevskij.

But now my recent thinking has inclined towards algebraic or arithmetic geometrical method and description. Probably it is the time of half farewell to those milestones which led me to the standing place here with rather sufficient results in my ability. Great thanks to all that always encouraged me for hard and vague target on language especially meaning and its surroundings. And also to CHINO Eiichi with love and respect who taught me all the bases of language study.

For recent results see the following papers group named AGL Arithmetic Geometry Language and related essays.

Tokyo
23 October 2013
Sekinan Research Field of Language

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Papers

Arithmetic Geometry Language (AGL)

Dimension of Language (AGL 1)
Synthesis of Meaning and Transition of Dimension (AGL 2)
Birth of Word, Synthesis of Meaning and Dimension of New Word (AGL 3)
Dimension Conjecture at Synthesis of Meaning (AGL 4)

Essays

24 September 2014, references added
Sekinan Research Field of Language

Dear WPM,

Here shows my report for your unchangeable RT to my papers.
Thanks a lot repeatedly.

Yours sincerely,

T.A.
Tokyo
1 September 2021
SRFL Paper

Friday, 3 September 2021

To Winter RI Ko 2015.15 Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko 2015.15 Why Human Time Flows Fast and Slow on Occasion

To Winter RI Ko 16 Stephen William Hawking, Sergej Karcevskij, Janos Killar, MORI Shigefumi and Vsevolod Mikhajlovich Garshin 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko 16 Stephen William Hawking, Sergej Karcevskij, Janos Killar, MORI Shigefumi and Vsevolod Mikhajlovich Garshin 2015

To Winter RI Ko. 14 John Peabody Harrington, Roman Jakobson, FUKAYA Kenji, Maxim Kontsevich, ZHANG BInglin and Roger Penrose 14 Description of Language. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter RI Ko. 14 John Peabody Harrington, Roman Jakobson, FUKAYA Kenji, Maxim Kontsevich, ZHANG BInglin and Roger Penrose 14 Description of Language. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter. RI Ko. 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

To Winter. RI Ko. 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac. 2015. Translated by Google translate 2020

Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Letter to WPM On Farewell to Language Universals again 1 September 2021 / Report on Letter to WPM 27 June 2021 and Letter to WPM PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021 /

Letter to WPM On Farewell to Language Universals again 1 September 2021 / Report on Letter to WPM 27 June 2021 and Letter to WPM PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021 /

Letter 1Letter to WPM 27 June 2021

Letter 2Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

3 related papers

Paper 1Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

Paper 2Farewell to Language Universals

Paper 3Farewell to Language Universals Revised

Farewell to Language Universals

Paper 2

Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

Letter 1
Letter to WPM 27 June 2021

Letter 2
Letter to WPM. PS on leaving Language Universals added 29 June 2021

Paper 1
Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with References

Paper 2
Farewell to Language Universals

Paper 3
Farewell to Language Universals Revised