Reversion Theory
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In <Quantum Theory for Language> two major principles are worked.
One is <time principle>.The other is <reversion principle>.
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From <time principle> two major rules are derived.
One is <connection rule>. The other is <separation rule>.
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From <reversion principle> one rule is derived. It is <strength rule>.
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In the theory language is divided into two categories.
One is <actual language>. The other is <imaginary language>.
<Actual language> and <imaginary language> are belong to <real language>.
<Real language> and <Mirror language> are opposed.
<Mirror language> of <actual language> is <imaginary language>.
<Mirror language>of <imaginary language> is also considered.
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In <real language> <reversion principle> is always worked.
This principle guarantees the credibility of language.
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In the theory language is constructed from the linear arrangement of plural number of <quantum of language>.
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In the linear arrangement the first quantum is the weakest. The last quantum is the strongest. In this situation <strength rule> is worked.
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The strongest quantum touches the real world.
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The real world is the standstill point of the reversion of language.
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The reversion of language is the main power of integration of sentence.
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A quantum of language sends messages to the next quantum.
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Messages succeed to the last quantum which gives the standstill of sending messages.
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The standstill point of language is < real world>.
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<Real world> is an axis of symmetry on <actual language> and <imaginary language>.
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<Real world> is an axis of symmetry on <real world> and <mirror language>.
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Messages of quanta are digital signals of electricity on the model simplified level of the quantum theory for language.
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This model is abbreviated to <MSL> of the theory.
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In the model two elements are worked.
One is <time element>. The other is <distance element>.
Both are abbreviated to <TE> and <DE>.
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The succession of <time element>s and <distance element>s makes <word>s and <sentence>s.
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This succession is subscribed by the linear digitized signals.
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In the <MSL>, <TE> is classified by the longitude of time.
The minimum time is numbered by 1, the maximum time is numbered by 9.
In the number 1, subdivision is classified from 1 to 9.
If necessary, sub-subdivision is classified from 1 to 9.
In these working, all <TE> of quanta are digitally classified.
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In the <MSL>, <DE> is classified by the length of distance.
Numbering is similar to the case of <TM>.
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<TE> and <DE> are elements of language, especially <grammar> and <meaning>.
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In <Quantum Theory for Language>, <meaning> is imminent in each quantum.
The typical example of the theory is Classical Chinese, especially character inscriptions on bone and tortoiseshell. In these inscriptions, <meaning> is expressed in unitary or composite figures.
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The figures in each inscription are completed respectively.
Each figure is separated in writing and seeing.
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The figure is a <signal>.
The inscription has a <message> which consists of signals.
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A signal can be replaced with a number.
For example characters /ri/ /shang/, the sun rises in English are numbered by 1 and 2.
Characters /chuan//xia/, river flows in English are numbered by 3 and 4.
Figures are finite. Contracted numbers are also finite.
Each character has one or over one figures. So it has one or over one numbers.
This work is called <sequence of numbers on signals>.
<Sequence of numbers on signals> is regarded as <meaning> in our daily usage.
Tokyo September 27, 2004
Postscript
[Referential note October 14, 2007]
<Reversion Theory> is related with the next papers for the most part.
Mirror Theory For the Structure of Prayer Dedicated to the Memory of CHINO Eiichi Tokyo June 5, 2004
[Referential note January 26, 2008]
Basic concepts of <Reversion Theory> are prepared under the reading of SAPIR Edward and influenced from the lecture on Linguistic circle of Prague and KARCEVSKIJ Sergej by CHINO Eiichi.
Refer to the next.
[Referential note December 7, 2008]
Mirror Theory Group / Tokyo December 9, 2008
[References added, 16 September 2014]
[References added, 16 September 2014]
- Reversion Analysis Theory / 8 June 2008
- Reversion Analysis Theory 2 / 12 June 2008
- Reversibility of Language / 5 June 2009
- Reversion Conjecture Revised / 20 May 2014
Hatonosu Ravine, Tokyo
22 August 2014
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