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Modern nirvanaism, or, The philosophy of life and death (1914)

Danmar, William · Jamaica, New York City : The Author · leaf 152

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the fluctuations. Granting this, it is justi-fied to conclude that all interior excitations of substances havethe same form. In our figure, the wavelines represent very thin strataof a substance, the forces of which are tensed in spans repre-sented by the squares a b d c, c d f e, etc. These… … Fig. 3.maximum of the active force, but if this is overstepped thetension and span is broken and another spantom formedwhich means another physical state. A fluctuation of a spantom consists in a contraction andexpansion of it while the cross strata swing to and fro likestrings, snaps or pendula…

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