Principles of Physical Complexity by Jos Koomen (Memes Ltd) - Complex Problem Solutions

  
Process: simple generalizers (left) & absolute equation 2 (right)

• Phenomenal monocomplex absolute process-like (PR) character is supposed to be quantified com plexly by the square root of the product of its absolute function i.e. absolute temperature times 3d-time volume (Tt³), electromagnetic variety or electromagnetism, i.e. absolute temperature times 3D-space volume (Tl³), and absolute 3D-spacetime volume, i.e. 3D-space volume times 3d-time volume (l³t³) (see: figures above, equation below, process//definition & ...//basic properties, function//... & electromagnetism//basic properties, and physical correlations (extract)// spacetime volume (18), function (32), electromagnetism (39) & process (50)), or

      PR = √(absolute function x abs. electromagnetic variety x absolute 3D,3d-spacetime volume)
            = √((absolute tmeperature x 3d-time volume)(absolute temperature x 3D-space volume)
                   (absolute 3D-space volume x absolute 3d-time volume)
            = √((Tt³)(Tl³)(l³t³))*
            = Tl³t³**

• Together, phenomenal monocomplex absolute particle-like and absolute process-like character are thought to quantify phenomenal bicomplex absolute plastic event-like character (see also: process// complex correlations & plastic eventuality//absolute equation).

*Within substance- or matterless closed systems phenomenal relative process-like character is supposed to be constant (limited maintenance of relative process-like character).
**Ultimately, mathematical simplification by cancelling out yields 'Tl³t³', but, in addition, serious loss of relevant complex physical information as well.

Internet resources & literature references

• See: process//definition & ...//simple properties & course//definition&

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