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“On the Nature of Opt
imality: a Symbolic and Literal.
”
 Martin M. Musatov, 2/3/2009NP
P equals a tightly bound 4
th
Dimensional Transition
. “Of the sum of two edges
,
one always faces up.”
 
Table of ContentsI.
 
“
Physic
”.
The Physical Implications of a claim P=NP are used to tackle against it, amisperception of its implications and our perceptions.II.
 
“
Binaural
”.
A Binary proof and introduction to Boolean logic for implementation.
III.
 
“
Symmetry
”.
References with back grounded proof images of P equals NP
 
 
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“On the Nature of Opt
imality: a Symbolic and Literal.
”
 Martin M. Musatov, 2/3/2009NP
P equals a tightly bound 4
th
Dimensional Transition
. “Of the sum of two edges
,
one always faces up.”
 
For the Ricci Flow equation there isan evolution equation for aRiemannian metric , where isthe Ricci curvature tensor.Hamilton (1982) demonstrated a uniquesolution to this equation for anarbitrary smooth metric on a closedmanifold over a sufficiently short amount of time. Hamilton (1986)also showed that Ricci flowpreserves positivity of the Riccicurvature tensor in threedimensions and the curvatureoperator has been explicitly provenin all dimensions (Perelman 2002).Given latency between ellipticalcurves and linear expansion, inwarring disciplines to approach anequilibrium solution, a linearprogression of an evolutionequation is popularly distorted indistortion to its rate of growth. 1
 
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“On the Nature of Opt
imality: a Symbolic and Literal.
”
 Martin M. Musatov, 2/3/2009NP
P equals a tightly bound 4
th
Dimensional Transition
. “Of the sum of two edges
,
one always faces up.”
 
1.
 
Statement of the Solution
P =
 
⋯⋮⋱⋮⋯
N
 
⋯⋮⋱⋮⋯
 
P
 A solution to
P
versus
NP
must necessarily explain how every language accepted by some non-deterministic algorithm inpolynomial time has been or will be accepted by some (deterministic) algorithm in polynomial time.To meet this requirement it is essential to observe the complete model of a
computer,
or Turing machine and process informationin
“
real-time
”
as it is received as a
computable function 
or linear stream.In concordance, the Encarta Dictionary: English (North America):
Formally, the class P contains the “in
-
decision” problems.
 a(1)(noun) = a [ay]
(a’s)(A’s, As) 
 
1.
 
1
st 
letter of English alphabet=the first letter of the English alphabet, representing a vowel sound2.
 
Letter “a” written=a written representation of the letter “a”
 a (2)(symbol)=a1.
 
acceleration=acceleration=ac·cel·er·a·tionPHYSICS
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