Wednesday, 31 January 2024

Article Archive 39 The Time of Language Ode to The Early Bourbaki To Grothendieck


The Time of Language
Ode to The Early Bourbaki To Grothendieck

The Time of Language
Ode to The Early Bourbaki To Grothendieck



TANAKA Akio 




In early 1970s, I had think of language from the side of mathematics, that level of mine is very low and primitive, moreover I never had any talent to mathematics.
But my eager to trying the approach was going to overcome hard barriers before me. So the route had really fascinated my mind for long time.

At that time I had read Chinese classics almost every day. WANG Guowei*, DUAN Yucai and WANG Yingzhi. They were giants on Chinese language historically and modernly.
On the other hand I had thought of language generally, not defined by Chinese.
But in front of the vast world of language, I had stood still lonely, not taking any method for approaching.
Mathematics was the only gleam of hope in the wasteland.

I never took the route of ordinary linguistics.
I really dreamt a dream that time.
There exists set theory before me.
Probably there was the influence of Bourbaki**, that several translations to Japanese, shared from Tokyo Tosho Publisher, were on the desk of mine.
My talent and endeavour were so low, so I had not any results at that time.
My desire was deep but my hand was so shallow.
The time passed by.

In 1979 the meeting again with CHINO Eiichi*** made me the chance to learn on language, the object was clear and direct.
Language universals by mathematics became the never-ending goal of the study hereafter.
Sergej Karcevskij**** gave me the courage to the research.
All the way to investigation were taught from CHINO, who was the genuine teacher on language.
In mathematics I took the route from geometry, especially by projection.
Now I stand at algebraic geometry.
Grothendieck is in the northernmost at the end of Bourbaki.

SAITO Takeshi said at the essay on Grothendieck***** that the object of mathematics for Bourbaki was the set of being attached by construction and the object of mathematics for Grothendieck was the object of category representing the presentable functor.
The time has come for describing****** on language by mathematics despite my poor ability.
Sincere thanks for the pioneers letting us make the fascinating route of modern mathematics.



1. *WANG Guowei
Encounter in life / A Letter /2005
Influenced paper / On Time Property Inherent in Characters / 2003 , Quantum Theory for Language / 2004
2. **Bourbaki
SAITO Takeshi. Bourbaki, Mathematics Seminar, vol.41 no.4 487. Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo, 2002.
3.***CHINO Eiicji
First met in 1969, again in 1979. Fortuitous Meeting
4. ****Sergej Karcevskij
Note on Karcevskij's theme. Note for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej's "Dudualisme asymetrique du signe linguistique"
5. *****Grothendieck
SAITO Takeshi. Grothendieck, Mathematics Seminar, vol.49 no.5 584. Nihonhyoronsha, Tokyo, 2010.
6. ******describing
Note on Grothendieck's theorem. Vector Bundle Model



Tokyo
January 10, 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language



[Note, 28 October 2014]
When I first learnt French in 1964, I was the second grade of high school. My aim to learning was to get the lowest readable situation for modern poems of French Symbolism represented by Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine. Afterwards in 1969 I knew the importance of Martinet's work at the linguistic class of university. Probably in the early 1970s, I bought Bourbaki's books at the old-book-shop at Kanda, Tokyo, when Bourbaki's fame reached to the poor-talented linguistic student like me. I was enchanted Bourbaki's works and I somehow would like to adopt their results to my linguistic study. But my mathematical level was too low to get near Bourbaki's world. From those days my wandering around mathematics and linguistics kept long long way like the Beatles song,The long and winding road. What I again met mathematics, especially algebraic algebra was already over the twentieth century. From 2003 I began to write papers being assisted with CHINO Eiichi's advice and Sergej Karcevskij's work. At that times Chinese Qing dynasty's vast linguistic works topically represented by WANG Guowei was also assisting my study. At the result my first satisfied paper, "On Time Property Inherent in Characters"1 was completed. The theme in my life, model making of  language universals was begun further later in 2008 at Zoho site 2 sekinanlogos 3. At Complex Manifold Deformation Theory 4 I started writing more clearer descriptive papers by mathematics especially according to algebraic geometry. And now I step up one more and entered in arithmetic geometry 5 for solving more difficult themes such as dimension, synthesis and fusion of meaning in word.
Refer to the next.
  1. On Time Property Inherent in Characters
  2. Zoho site
  3. sekinanlogos
  4. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory
  5. Arithmetic geometry 

Article Archive 41 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


05/05/2020 18:29


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.

 


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Article Archive 36 From TO WINTER 2015 15 Silk Road and 16 Story.2021. Revised 2022. Translated by Google

 

 

  

15 Silk Road and 16 Story 2021
Revised 2022

 

15.
2003
Silk Road
 

In the fall of 2002, I had pneumonia and was admitted to Ome Municipal General Hospital for about two weeks. Fortunately, the progress after admission was smooth, and after one week, my breathing and physical condition returned to normal, but my doctor was cautious about whether I was exhausted, and it took another week before I was discharged. Looking out the window at the mountains of Okutama, I was keenly aware that I hadn't written anything about the subject of the language I finally found. When I was discharged from the hospital, I was repeatedly checking the words and phrases of the dissertation to be written, thinking that I should give priority to that first and foremost.

The essence of the discussion was gradually coming together. There was something unwavering about the pursuit of what the essence of language was the subject of my dissertation, but considering the depth and vastness of the language itself, I have accumulated myself so far. Based on this, I focused on Chinese characters, and while using Kiyoyo's elaborate linguistics, elementary school, I was aiming for a universal linguistic theory, and from there I was thinking of a direction to approach the language itself.

As a result, by the time of discharge, I found that some of the typical forms and meanings of the oracle bone script contained time in those letters, referring to Wang Guowei's papers, etc. Based on this, I considered the direction of the syntactic theory, in which a sentence is formed by concatenating words that include time, as the second article. However, my traditional dream was to set them in a physically verifiable direction rather than in a philosophical direction. My longing for theoretical physics, which has existed within me since high school, was still at the core of my thinking. And now  I was learning the basics of the epic algebraic geometry systematized by the French Bourbaki group Nicolas Bourbaki by the 1960s.

When I was a research student, Sergej Karcevskij's "Asymmetric Duisme asymmetrique du linguistique 1929" by Sergej Karcevskij of the Prague Linguistic Circle of Prague continued to come and go in me. For example, I had just set up a base camp far below this high peak.

Regarding "asymmetric duality of language symbols", I have written a short sentence before, so I will reprint it below.

"Symmetry. It's what I once talked to C in linguistics. Prague in the 1920s. Karzewski's paper in the magazine TCLP," Asymmetric Duplexity of Linguistic Signs. " The coexistence of absolutely contradictory flexible and rigid structures where the language continues to hold, thereby the language remains the language. An eternal contradiction that will continue to be doubly inherent in language. Karzevski presented the duality of why the language can be so flexible and so robust, and that it is almost absolutely inconsistent. A discussion of the white eyebrows left by linguist Sergei Karzevskiy, whom C described as the only genius in his last book. A consistent understanding of this duality as to why this coexistence is possible has probably not yet been submitted. Karzevskiy

's dissertation was a breakthrough that briefly bisected its macroscopic structure of the meaning that was difficult and barely touched in linguistics.

In 2003, I began to put together the above two directions almost in parallel, but spring came without being able to construct the logic of the language that connects the two of vocabulary and syntax. Two children went out for spring skiing in Yuzawa, Niigata prefecture, which has been continued in recent years, because the school was on spring break, and the children and my wife enjoyed skiing according to their respective strengths, but I went to the hotel alone. For the rest, I focused on following the invisible logic for building the word-to-syntactic connection that was absolutely necessary for my dissertation .

As a result, I didn't bring any reference materials, so the day after I arrived in Yuzawa, I wrote with almost no writing, and summarized the principle logic that connects vocabulary and syntax. Was done. This sentence was scribbled and incomplete, so I didn't upload it on the Web even after I finished writing the two articles, but in 2015, when I reread it in detail, I found that this sentence Since I recognized most of the sprout of the subject that I continued to write about my language, I decided to add a short preface and upload  it under the title of Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language  . ..

Around April, a while after I returned to Tokyo, I opened the Site of the National Institute of Informatics, which I used to see from time to time, and announced that an international symposium on Silk Road would be held in Nara, co-sponsored by the Institute and the Ministry of Education. The call for papers to be published there was posted. Since I had written two dissertations based on the draft I wrote in Yuzawa, I decided to submit the dissertation on syntax as an application paper, and since it was an international symposium, the dissertation should be written in English in principle. Since it was said that it was supposed to be translated into English, I corrected a part to make it more logical and clear, and I was able to apply safely by the submission deadline in May. The paper, entitled Quantum Theory for Language  , regarded language as a physical quantum and the combination formed a sentence.

Although I felt common sense anxiety about treating language as a quantum, I was sensuously convinced of the future prospects in that direction, so I hardly hesitated. Fortunately, this paper was adopted as one of the four oral papers in the linguistics and literature section of the symposium, and I was on December 23 and 24, 2003, at the far right of Nara Todaiji Temple. It will be announced on the 23rd at the symposium held at the public hall. The presenters in this department were a professor at Hokkaido University, a member of the Toyo Bunko, a researcher at a company, and myself.

After the oral presentation on the afternoon of the 23rd, I was really relieved. On the afternoon of the 24th of the second day, when I went to the hall, which was the main venue, researchers from various countries gathered and various languages ​​were spoken. Perhaps because of the subject of the symposium, there seemed to be a large number of people attending from Central Asia. Starting with an invited lecture, there were lectures by department, oral presentations, panel presentations, posting of related information, etc. were held throughout the public hall, and it was reported that the total number of participants was close to 400. To me, the venue itself seemed like the end of the modern Silk Road.

Quantum, which is the center of my discussion, is a concept of physics, but it was also very attractive from the viewpoint of mathematics, so it was taken into group theory in mathematics and defined as a quantum group in the 1980s. Proposed by VG Grinfeld.
Hopf algebra and the quantum Yang-Baxter equation. 1985 is the first paper. In the same year, Michio Jimbo of Japan also published a paper A  q -difference analogue of  U (g) and the Yang-Baxter equation. 1985, which bridged physics and mathematics.

It was later in the late 2000s that it became clear to me that it became possible to use quanta strictly in mathematics. My sensory direction to the quantum can thus be used as being completely determined by a strict mathematical definition.

I have further geometrically transformed this quantum, and with the help of the achievements of Perelman and others who introduced the calories of physics into mathematics, I have expanded the language from natural language to signals and further to the energy elements that are the basis of them. Quantum-Nerve Theory, which advances to representation and its application and tries to quantumly transform human nerves to lead to applied science, has almost finished its preparatory consideration from 2018 to 2019, and now We have reached the direction of advancing its mathematical structure algebraically. At the same time, I would like to continue learning important directions such as David Marr's work Vision, which passed away at the age of 35 in 1980, which created the skeleton of neural theory, and  "visual computational theory and brain expression" as a subtitle.

Let's go back to 2004.
In January 2004, the Institute of Informatics sent me a completed manuscript because I would like to publish an oral presentation paper as a booklet, and I received an email saying that the oral presentation manuscript was further corrected and sent. In May, a thick booklet containing papers was delivered to the people concerned. To distinguish it from the conventional manuscript, the title on the booklet is Quantum Theory for Language Synopsis  .

In the year I entered university in 1967, I was thinking of one of my goals as a major direction from Asian to European languages. Half a century later, my first booklet containing a dissertation summarizing my subject was presented from Japan to Central Asia and then to Western Europe. It may have been one of the accumulations of wisdom delivered on the modern Silk Road. Even if my dissertation itself was really small in it. 

Tokyo
7 February 2022 Revised
Sekinan Library



 

16 .
2015 
Story

In the winter of 2012, when I felt that the Paper dissertation on the universality of the Language Universals language, which I had been writing since 2003, had settled down in my own way, at the age of 65, I derived the language from axioms and theorems. However, in some respects, the desire to take a step away from the ruthless world of mathematics and to warmly portray the human beings living there has become stronger, and one youth that includes an autobiographical element. I wanted to portray the possibilities as two people who are both lonely but never isolated.

Her A, the main character, her I, who reunited with her, and the bulbul that hurt her wings were all, in a sense, the alter ego of the author. As an amateur, I can't tell if it's complete as a story, but as I write this story, I'd like to express what I should call salvation while wandering in the days of youth. became.

In their lifetime, they have met many people, received unpredictable support, and faced unexpected farewells, and would have continued their journey to discover their own subject of life. I was one of them.

One will never be able to continue when he is strong. So, there, you might come across something that could be called salvation somewhere without realizing it. It wasn't because it was weak, or because it was weak, and it wasn't asking for it, but in life itself, perhaps inevitably, salvation would have existed as something that would come unknowingly. I was naturally like that one day.

The story begins with the days of autumn when the wind is cold, and ends with a day full of light that makes you feel the loneliness of winter.
I wonder if everyone is the two of the day.

"Winter is coming to them like grace now."

I conclude this story so.

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Tuesday, 30 January 2024

Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 16 August 2023 Edition

 

Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 16 August 2023 Edition


 

From Author;

This letter was written in 2018.
At that time I already wrote several papers on language that had been thought in 1970s-1980s.
I learnt main themes on language from CHINO Eiichi who edited the Linguistics Dictionary published from Sanseido,Tokyo. He was born in 1935.
Another linguist  HASHIMOTO Mantaro was also born in same year.
He wrote Modern Linguistics Front Lines of Current Linguistic Studies, 1981, from Taishukan Publishing Company, Tokyo.
After long time I read this book, thinking bach the days of 1980s when I only got lost in the vast linguistic field. Now I read the book calmly and think of his approach of new typology.
He died early in 1987, age 54.
CHINO died in 2002, age 70.
The time really passed by quickly, than very fast, when I thought  in my youth days.


Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 
16 August 2023 Edition



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Monday, 29 January 2024

Chronicle Sekinan Table 2017-2019 1-986

 

Chronicle Sekinan Table 2017-2019 1-986

Chronicle Sekinan Table 2017-2019 1-986


  1. Functional Analysis Conjecture 2 Distance at Hyp...
  2. Functional Analysis Conjecture 1 Finiteness of V...
  3. Functional Analysis Note 4 Functional
  4. Functional Analysis Note 3 Space
  5. Functional Analysis Note 2 Equality and Inequality
  6. Functional Analysis Note 1 Baire’s Category Theo...
  7. Function Analysis Contents
  8. Reversion Analysis Theory 2
  9. Reversion Analysis Theory
  10. Reversion Analysis Theory Contents
  11. Holomorphic Meaning Theory 2 11th for KARCEVSKIJ ...
  12. Holomorphic Meaning Theory 10th for KARCEVSKIJ Se...
  13. Holomorphic Meaning Theory Contents
  14. Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 2 Warp and ...
  15. Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 1
  16. Stochastic Meaning Theory 5 Language as Brown Mot...
  17. Stochastic Meaning Theory 4 Energy of Language Fo...
  18. Stochastic Meaning Theory 3 Place of Meaning For ...
  19. Stochastic Meaning Theory 2 Period of Meaning 13t...
  20. Stochastic Meaning Theory Period of Meaning 12th ...
  21. Stochastic Meaning Theory Contents
  22. Letter to Y On the blanks of text at PC
  23. Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 2 Geometry of Word
  24. Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 1 Word and Mean...
  25. Energy Distance Theory Note 4 Finsler Manifold an...
  26. Energy Distance Theory Note 3 Energy and Functional
  27. Energy Distance Theory Note 2 Heat and Diffusion
  28. Energy Distance Theory Note 1 Energy and Distance
  29. Energy Distance Theory Contents
  30. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  31. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  32. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  33. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  34. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  35. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  36. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  37. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  38. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory
  39. Genealogical Tree of Sekinan's Paper Sixth Edition
  40. The Days of von Neumann Algebra
  41. The days between von Neumann Algebra and Complex M...
  42. von Neumann Algebra 4 Conjecture 1 Relation betw...
  43. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 2 Borchers’ Theorem
  44. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 1 Tomita’s Fundamental...
  45. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 2 Purely Infinite
  46. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 1 Properly Infinite
  47. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem
  48. von Neumann Algebra Note 1 Measure
  49. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Condition of Meaning
  50. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Structure of Word
  51. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Note for KARCEVSKIJ Se...
  52. Time of WANG Guowei Symmetry of Language
  53. Time of WANG Guowei Loop Time of Character
  54. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositio...
  55. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositio...
  56. Projective Space Model / Vector Bundle Model
  57. SRFL Theory
  58. Diophantine Language Dimension of Words
  59. Diophantine Language Finiteness of Words
  60. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words
  61. Glossary of Grassmann Language
  62. Grassmann Language
  63. Duality of Language
  64. Word as Infinite Loop Space
  65. Simplicial Space Language -Composition of Word
  66. Operad Meaning Theory From Cell to Operad
  67. Dimension Conjecture at Synthesis of Meaning
  68. Birth of Word, Synthesis of Meaning and Dimension ...
  69. Synthesis of Meaning and Transition of Dimension
  70. Dimension of Language
  71. Sekinan Zoho
  72. Arithmetic Geometry Language
  73. Operad Meaning Theory
  74. Homotopy Language
  75. Infinite Loop Space language
  76.  Home / Dual Language Dual Language Duality of Lang...
  77. Birational Language Elements of Word
  78. Grassmann Language 2
  79. Grassmann Language
  80. Hyperbolic Language
  81. Diophantine Language
  82. Projective Space Model
  83. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositio...
  84. Time of WANG Guowei
  85. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej
  86. Imaginary Language
  87. Proto Arithmetic Geometry Language
  88. Floer Homology Language
  89. Symplectic Language Theory
  90. Topological Group Language Theory
  91. Language Manifold Theory
  92. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory
  93. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 4 Atiyah’s Ax...
  94. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 3 Point Space
  95. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 2 C*-Algebra
  96. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 1 Groupoid
  97. Noncommutative Distance Theory
  98. Verse Recalled Mountain Hut
  99. Recent Themes 2014
  100. Flow of Language Heritage of WANG Guowei and Edw...
  101. Distance of Word
  102. Disposition of LanguageTANAKA Akio Language proba...
  103. How does the language models connect with natural ...
  104. File Till Spring 2007 of Sekinan Library
  105. SRFL Paper - Search - amplitude
  106. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  107. Symplectic Language Theory Note 6 Homological ...
  108. Symplectic Language Theory Note 3 Mirror Symme...
  109. From Gromov-Witten invariant to quantum cohomology...
  110. Simplification of Reversion Conjecture
  111. Interpretation of Reversion conjecture
  112. Derived Category Language, 23 July 2016 Edition
  113. Reversion Conjecture Revised
  114. Reversion Conjecture
  115. Arithmetic Geometry Language
  116. Three Conjectures for Dimension, Synthesis and Rev...
  117. Boundary of Words
  118. On dimension, synthesis, reversion, time, energy-d...
  119. Language between Sergej Karcevskij and string theo...
  120. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  121. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph ...
  122. The Days of Decipherment
  123. Essence of Language Seeing the exhibition TREASURE...
  124. SRFL Essay -Essay compile site of Sekinan Library
  125. Twitter - Sekinan Library Moments - Themes classif...
  126. Geometrization Language Specialised site of Sekina...
  127. Prague Theory Dedicated to KARCEVSKIJ, PRAGUE and ...
  128. Prague Theory 3 An Inference of Early Work
  129. Word as Infinite loop Space
  130. Symbolic Repetition - Sato-kagura, Dance Performan...
  131. Character encloses the time of word
  132. Floer Homology Language Note 8 Discreteness o...
  133. Operad Meaning Theory From Cell to Operad
  134. Simplicial Space Language
  135. Word as Infinite loop Space
  136. Language, Amalgamation of Mathematics and Physics
  137. SRFL Paper - Paper compile site of Sekinan Library
  138. Clifford Algebra Note 7 Creation Operator and Anni...
  139. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  140. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  141. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  142. Quantification of Quantum
  143. Declaration
  144. Conjectures for meaning in 2009
  145. Symplectic Language Theory Conjecture 1 Struct...
  146. Thanks to physics through which I ever dreamt in m...
  147. Papers on language dimension In chronological order
  148. Energy Distance Theory
  149. The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Th...
  150. Time of WANG Guowei Loop Time of Character
  151. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A ...
  152. Time and Shape of Language from How is the time a...
  153. Geometrization Language Specialised site of Sekina...
  154. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  155. Floer Homology Language Note 6 Homology Structure...
  156. Floer Homology Language Note5 Homology Generatio...
  157. At least three elements for language universals
  158. Mathematical description for three elements of lan...
  159. Floer Homology Language Note1 Potential of Language
  160. Energy Distance Theory Note 3 Energy and Functional
  161. Energy Distance Theory Note 1 Energy and Distance
  162. Stochastic Meaning Theory 4 Energy of Language Fo...
  163. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  164. Additional meaning and embedding
  165. About
  166. Author and Foundation
  167. Karcevskij conjecture 1928 and Kawamata conjecture...
  168. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words
  169. Sayama Assumption on Language
  170. Macro Time and Micro Time
  171. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  172. Roman Jakobson References added
  173. On Roman Jakobson, Sergej Karcevskij and CHINO Eii...
  174. Meaning minimum 2017 Edition
  175. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  176. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  177. Geometrization Note 2
  178. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  179. Mathematics and sculpture
  180. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  181. For me geometry is the only one expression for me ...
  182. Perhaps Return to Physics
  183. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  184. Why is boundary necessary in language?
  185. Geometrization Language, SRFL Lab and SRFL Paper f...
  186. SRFL Paper
  187. Notice for Model Simplified Level
  188. Guarantee of Language For LÉVI-STRAUSS Claude
  189. Actual Language and Imaginary Language To LÉVI-ST...
  190. Property of Quantum
  191. Preparatory 1-5 Total For Geometrization Language
  192. Preparatory 5 Time For Geometrization Language
  193. Papers on language dimension In chronological or...
  194. Preparatory 1-4 Total For Geometrization Language
  195. Papers on language dimension In chronological order
  196. Preparatory 4 Dimension For Geometrization Language
  197. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language - Note a...
  198. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language
  199. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  200. Preparatory 3 Distance For Geometrization Language
  201. Preparatory 2 Energy For Geometrization Language
  202. Preparatory 1 Boundary For Geometrization Language
  203. Duality of Language
  204. Why is boundary necessary in language?
  205. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  206. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  207. Topological Group Language Theory Preliminary No...
  208. Distance Theory
  209. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  210. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  211. Diophantine Language Dimension of Words
  212. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words
  213. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  214. Distance Theory Historical Review
  215. On Time Property Inherent in Characters
  216. How does the language models connect with natural ...
  217. Zoho Paper from SRFL Lab - Sekinan Library's mathe...
  218. 5W1H in 2014, but now not completed / 31 December ...
  219. If there be change in language, from which to whic...
  220. Search site of SRFL Paper
  221. Floer Homology Language Note 7 Quantization of L...
  222. Simplicial Space Language Composition of Word
  223. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 2 C*-Algebra
  224. Language, Amalgamation of Mathematics and Physics
  225. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Conjecture 1 Finiteness in...
  226. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Note 2 Quantum Group
  227. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Note 1 Kac-Moody Lie Algebra
  228. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Contents
  229. Quantum Theory for Language
  230. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language
  231. Genealogical Tree of Sekinan's Paper 7th Edition
  232. Zoho paper by year
  233. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  234. Mathematical description for three elements of lan...
  235. Karcevskij conjecture 1928 and Kawamata conjecture...
  236. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  237. Operad Meaning Theory From Cell to Operad Revise...
  238. In the 21st century, language will definitely beco...
  239. Floer Homology Language Note 8 Discreteness o...
  240. Floer Homology Language Note 7 Quantization of Lan...
  241. Symplectic Language Theory Note 6 Homological Mirr...
  242. SRFL Lab: New site for Quantum Group Language
  243. SRFL Lab. The site for Quantum Group Language
  244. Grassmann Language 2 Elements of Word
  245. Language Universal Models from sekinanlum
  246. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words
  247. Grassmann Language
  248. Concept of Distance
  249. Boundary of Words
  250. Boundary of Language
  251. Under Zelkova Trees
  252. Of Broad Language
  253. Egyptian Hieroglyph Exhibition by The British Mus...
  254. Diophantine Language Dimension of Words
  255. Diophantine Language Finiteness of Words
  256. Projective Space Model Vector Bundle Model For SAE...
  257. Arithmetic Geometry Language Language, Word, ...
  258. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositi...
  259. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositi...
  260. Time of WANG Guowei Symmetry of Language
  261. Time of WANG Guowei Loop Time of Character
  262. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Condition of Meaning
  263. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Structure of Word
  264. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Description of Language
  265. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Note for KARCEVSKIJ S...
  266. Imaginary Language Hyperbolic Space Language
  267. Imaginary Language Volume of Language
  268. Language Universal Models
  269. Max Delbluck From Physics to Biology Application ...
  270. Egyptian Hieroglyph Exhibition by The British Mus...
  271. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented Brane S...
  272. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented Brane...
  273. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Distance o...
  274. Energy Distance Theory Finsler Manifold and Distance
  275. Floer Homology Language Grothendieck Group
  276. Floer Homology Language Supersymmetric Harmonic ...
  277. Symplectic Language Theory Isomorphism of Map Se...
  278. Symplectic Language Theory Mirror Symmetry Conjec...
  279. Actual Language and Imaginary Language  To LÉVI-ST...
  280. Topological Group Language Theory Word Problem ...
  281. Floer Homology Language Reversibility of Language
  282. Distance Theory
  283. Mirror Theory For the Structure of Prayer Dedicate...
  284. Floer Homology Language Quantization of Language
  285. Inspiration The Time of Quantum
  286. Recent historical reviews for language universals
  287. Reversion Theory
  288. Distance Theory
  289. Quantum Theory for Language
  290. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language
  291. Quantum Linguistics Nature of Quantum Toward ...
  292. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem
  293. Growth
  294. Quantum Linguistics Growth of Word Dedicated ...
  295. Grammar Dedicated to CHINO Eiichi
  296. Substantiality Dedicated to SAPIR Edward
  297. Frame
  298. Method of Linguistics About Quantum Theory for...
  299. Property of Quantum
  300. Quantification of Quantum
  301. Quantum Linguistics Method of Quantum Linguistics
  302. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 4th Edition
  303. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  304. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph ...
  305. The Days of Decipherment
  306. Essence of Language Seeing the exhibition TREASURE...
  307. Egyptian Hieroglyph Exhibition Journey through th...
  308. Ideogram Paper
  309. Prague Theory Prague Theory 2 About Language ...
  310. Recognition
  311. Ideogram
  312. Conversation
  313. Quantum Linguistics Quantum Language Machine ...
  314. Grammar Dedicated to CHINO Eiichi
  315. Frame
  316. Automaton
  317. Quantum Linguistics Intention and Sentence
  318. Uniformity For SAUSSURE Ferdinand
  319. Changeability To SAPIR and KARCEVSKIJ
  320. Fixation
  321. Quantum Linguistics Solidity and Flexibility
  322. Map 4 Quantum Linguistics and Quantum Warp Theory
  323. Duplicability Theory Literalness
  324. Duplicability Theory Antiworld
  325. Duplicability Theory Duplicability
  326. Frame-Sentence Language Quantum -Theoretical Cri...
  327. Frame-Sentence Language Association
  328. Frame-Sentence Language Comparison
  329. Frame-Sentence Language Intention
  330. Frame-Sentence Language Sentence Theoretical ...
  331. Why is boundary necessary in language?
  332. Boundary of Words
  333. Boundary of Language
  334. For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig Revised Position of Language
  335. Frame-Sentence Language Boundary
  336. For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig0 Position of Language
  337. Reversionary Group Theory Inverse Element
  338. Reversionary Group Theory Associative Law
  339. Reversionary Group Theory Supposition
  340. Robot Language Selectionem Terminology in Robot L...
  341. Robot Language Selectionem Inference and Will
  342. Robot Language Selectionem Selection
  343. Robot Language Sorting
  344. Robot Language Sentence Confirmation for Form...
  345. Robot Language Robot
  346. Robot Language Diversification
  347. Robot Language Premise
  348. For Authentication of Solidity
  349. Set Theory 4
  350. Set Theory 3 -On Frame Quantum Language-
  351. Set Theory 2
  352. Set Theory
  353. Note for Language From Karcevskij’s Gift
  354. Note Recognition
  355. Note Reflection
  356. Note For Semantics
  357. Map 3 Robot Language
  358. Theory Dictionary Concept 2 From “Place where ...
  359. Theory Dictionary Concept
  360. Theory Dictionary Writing
  361. Theory Dictionary Person
  362. Quantum Semantics / Trial for Quantum Language /...
  363. Quantum Linguistics Creation of Meaning Towar...
  364. Quantum Linguistics Nature of Quantum Toward ...
  365. Quantum Linguistics Growth of Word Dedicated ...
  366. Quantum Linguistics Method of Quantum Linguistics
  367. Quantum Linguistics Quantum Language Machine ...
  368. Quantum Linguistics Intention and Sentence
  369. Quantum Linguistics Solidity and Flexibility
  370. Quantum Linguistics / For Quantum Language Mac...
  371. Frame-Sentence Language / 2005
  372. Duplicability Theory / Suggestion to Anti-world ...
  373. Prague Theory Prague Theory 3 An Inference...
  374. Prague Theory Prague Theory 2 About Language ...
  375. Prague Theory Prague Theory Summary and Prospect
  376. Prague Theory Dedicated to KARCEVSKIJ, PRAGUE ...
  377. Prague Theory / Continuation of Quantum Theory f...
  378. For KARCEVSKIJ Sergej / 2004-2008
  379. Individuality
  380. Changeability To SAPIR and KARCEVSKIJ
  381. Uniformity For SAUSSURE Ferdinand
  382. Direction For KARCEVSKIJ Sergej
  383. Time Theory
  384. Warp Theory Dedicated to SAPIR Edward
  385. Log of Quantum Theory for Language 4 On the Th...
  386. Compendium Premise for Frame-Quantum Theory
  387. Diagram of Quantum Theory for Language / 2003-2005
  388. Invitation to Algebraic Linguistics / 2008
  389. Aurora Time Theory / From Gauss Plane to Aurora ...
  390. Aurora Time Theory Imaginary Time and Imagi...
  391. Obi Theory Time
  392. Tube-Ring Theory / Generation of Dimension / 2006
  393. Tube-Ring Theory True and False Hierarchy ...
  394. Duplicability Theory / 2005
  395. Duplicability Theory Antiworld
  396. Mirror Theory For the Structure of Prayer Ded...
  397. Guarantee of Language For LÉVI-STRAUSS Claude
  398. Linguistic Focus 1 Endomorphism d・d = 0
  399. Linguistic Result Deep Fissure between Word an...
  400. Linguistic Conjecture  24-30 Sentence versus...
  401. Linguistic Note 12 Coset
  402. Escalator Language Theory Time Symmetry Con...
  403. Obi Theory Universe
  404. Invitation to Algebraic Linguistics / 2008
  405. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 5 Kontsev...
  406. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 4 Atiyah’...
  407. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 1 Groupoid
  408. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 2 C*-Algebra
  409. Noncommutative Distance Theory / 2008
  410. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 3 Point S...
  411. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented 2 Spa...
  412. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented 1 ...
  413. Reversionary Group Theory Associative Law
  414. Place where Quantum of Language Exists
  415. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  416. Property of Quantum
  417. Lineation For CHOMSKY Noam
  418. Invitation to Algebraic Linguistics / 2005-2008
  419. Actual Language and Imaginary Language To LÉVI...
  420. Stochastic Meaning Theory 5 Language as Brown ...
  421. Quantum Warp Theory Warp
  422. Warp Theory Dedicated to SAPIR Edward
  423. Stochastic Meaning Theory 4 Energy of Language...
  424. Stochastic Meaning Theory 3 Place of Meaning ...
  425. Stochastic Meaning Theory 2 Period of Meaning ...
  426. On Time Property Inherent in Characters
  427. Stochastic Meaning Theory Period of Meaning 1...
  428. Stochastic Meaning Theory / 2008
  429. Holomorphic Meaning Theory 2 11th for KARCEVSK...
  430. Holomorphic Meaning Theory 10th for KARCEVSKIJ...
  431. Holomorphic Meaning Theory / 2008
  432. Reversion Analysis Theory 2
  433. Holomorphic Meaning Theory 10th for KARCEVSKIJ...
  434. Reversion Theory
  435. Reversion Analysis Theory
  436. Functional Analysis 2 Conjecture 1 Generat...
  437. Functional Analysis 2 Note 2 Orthogonal De...
  438. Functional Analysis 2 Note 1 Pre-Hilbert S...
  439. Functional Analysis 2 / 2008
  440. Reversion Analysis Theory / 2008
  441. Functional Analysis Conjecture 2 Distance ...
  442. Functional Analysis Conjecture 1 Finitenes...
  443. Functional Analysis Note 4 Functional
  444. Functional Analysis Note 3 Space
  445. Functional Analysis Note 2 Equality and In...
  446. Functional Analysis Note 1 Baire’s Categor...
  447. Functional Analysis 1 / 2008
  448. Functional Analysis 2008
  449. von Neumann Algebra 4 Conjecture 1 Relatio...
  450. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 2 Borchers’ Theorem
  451. Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 2 War...
  452. Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 1
  453. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Conjecture 1 Finiten...
  454. Linguistic Result Deep Fissure between Word an...
  455. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 1 Tomita’s Fundame...
  456. von Neumann Algebra 4 / 2008
  457. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 2 Purely Infinite
  458. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 1 Properly Infinite
  459. von Neumann Algebra 3 / 2008
  460. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem
  461. von Neumann Algebra 2 / 2008
  462. Sekinan Zoho 2016-2018
  463. Paper Archive 2018
  464. Fresh Paper 2018
  465. Key Paper 2018
  466. Basic Paper 2018
  467. Overview Paper 2 2018
  468. Overview Paper 2018
  469. Concept Paper 2018
  470. Ideogram Paper 2018
  471. Ideogram 2018
  472. Theory 2003 - 2016
  473. SEKINAN LIBRARY site123 edition 2018
  474. TABLE at Sekinan Table 2018
  475. Imaginary Language Hyperbolic Space Language 2011
  476. Imaginary Language Volume of Language 2011
  477. Stabe and Unstable of Language For the Suppositio...
  478. Time of WANG Guowei 2011
  479. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej 2011
  480. Imaginary Language 2011
  481. 2011 At Sekinan Zoho
  482. Proto Arithmetic Geometry Language [DRAF...
  483. Proto Arithemetic Geometry Language 2009
  484. Zoho Paper  2009
  485. Mathematical description for three elements of lan...
  486. SRFL Lab shows a new approach to language universals
  487. Floer Homology Language Note 3 Grothendieck...
  488. Floer Homology Language Note 2 Supersymmetri...
  489. Floer Homology Language Note 1 Potential of ...
  490. Floer Homology Language 2009
  491. Zoho by year 2008-2013
  492. Symplectic Language Theory Dialogue 1 On Structu...
  493. Symplectic Language Theory Conjecture 1 Struc...
  494. Symplectic Language Theory Note 6 Homological...
  495. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 4th Edition 2018
  496. Symplectic Language Theory Note 4 Isomorphism...
  497. Symplectic Language Theory Note 3 Mirror S...
  498. Symplectic Language Theory Note 2 Gromov-Witten ...
  499. Symplectic Language Theory Note 1 Symplecti...
  500. Symplectic Language Theory 2009
  501. Sekinan Library Mathematical Paper Data - SRFL Math
  502. Letter to the library Short autobiography bet...
  503. Why is boundary necessary in language? 2014
  504. Frame-Sentence Language Boundary 2005
  505. Preparatory 1 Boundary For Geometrization Languag...
  506. Topological Group Language Theory Preliminary...
  507. Topological Group Language Theory Preliminary N...
  508. Topological Group Language Theory Preliminary Not...
  509. Topological Group Language Theory 2009
  510. Language Manifold Theory Preliminary Note 1 ...
  511. Language Manifold Theory 2009
  512. Zoho by year 2008-2013
  513. Diophantine Language Dimension of Words 2012
  514. Diophantine Language Finiteness of Words 2012
  515. Diophantine Language 2012
  516. Vector Bundle Model 2012
  517. Projective Space Model 2012
  518. Arithmetic Geometry Language Language, Wor...
  519. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositi...
  520. Stable and Unstable of Language For the Suppositi...
  521. Stabe and Unstable of Language For the Suppositio...
  522. Time of WANG Guowei Symmetry of Language 2011
  523. Time of WANG Guowei Loop Time of Character 2011
  524. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Condition of Meaning ...
  525. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Structure of Word 2011
  526. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Description of Langua...
  527. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Note for KARCEVSKIJ S...
  528. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej 2011
  529. Imaginary Language Hyperbolic Space Language 2011
  530. Imaginary Language Volume of Language 2011
  531. Imaginary Language 2011
  532. Language Universal Models 2011
  533. CLASSIFICATION 2011
  534. PAST PAPERS 2003-2008
  535. Papers 2008-2012
  536. Description 2013
  537. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  538. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  539. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  540. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  541. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  542. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  543. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  544. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  545. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory 2008-2009
  546. Zoho by year 2016
  547. Sekinan Zoho 2016-2018
  548. Noncommutative Distance Theory Note 2 C*-Algeb...
  549. Quantum Theory for Language Theoretical Summari...
  550. Quantum Theory for Language Synopsis 2004
  551. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language with Pre...
  552. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language with Not...
  553. Basic paper at SRFL Lab 2003-2007
  554. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej Note for KARCEVSKIJ...
  555. Notes for KARCEVSKIJ Sergej 2011
  556. Linguistic Circle of Prague 2012
  557. Geometrization Language Specialised site of Sekina...
  558. Floer Homology Language Note 7 Quantizatio...
  559. Sekinan Library 1986-2018
  560. SRFL Lab 2015-2018
  561. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  562. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph t...
  563. The Days of Decipherment 2016
  564. Essence of Language Seeing the exhibition TREASURE...
  565. Egyptian Hieroglyph Exhibition by The British Mus...
  566. Determination of concept, Broad Language 2018
  567. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 4th Edition 2018
  568. Letter to Y. Of the century of language 2018
  569. Broad Language 2018
  570. Interpretation on Perelman's work, Ricci flow and ...
  571. Work of Perelman 2016
  572. The books on Grisha Perelman 2016
  573. Perelman 2016
  574. Preparatory 1-8 Total For Geometrization Language ...
  575. Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 2 Geometry of ...
  576. Preparatory 8 Geometry For Geometrization Languag...
  577. Reversion Conjecture Revised 2014
  578. Preparatory 7 Reversion For Geometrization Langua...
  579. Supposition on Dimension 2013
  580. Disposition of Language 2014
  581. Preparatory 6 Disposition For Geometrization Lang...
  582. Short History of SRFL 2013
  583. The First Paper on Inherent Time in Word 2014
  584. Preparatory 5 Time For Geometrization Language ...
  585. Preliminary 2. 1-16 For Geometrization Language 2...
  586. Lang Model on dimension, meaning and grammar 2012
  587. Language Manifold Theory Preliminary Note 1 Moser...
  588. Linguistic Result From Cut and Glue Dimension to K...
  589. Language and Spacetime Construction of Spacetime E...
  590. Papers on language dimension In chronological or...
  591. Preparatory 4 Dimension For Geometrization Languag...
  592. Distance Theory Historical Review 2012
  593. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  594. Distance Theory 2004
  595. Preparatory 3 Distance For Geometrization Languag...
  596. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  597. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  598. Floer Homology Language Note 6 Homology Struc...
  599. Floer Homology Language Note 1 Potential of Lan...
  600. Preparation for the energy of language 2015
  601. Preparatory 2 Energy For Geometrization Languag...
  602. Why is boundary necessary in language? 2014
  603. Boundary of Words 2009
  604. Frame-Sentence Language Boundary 2005
  605. Preparatory 1 Boundary For Geometrization Languag...
  606. Being led by Karcevskij's conjecture 2017
  607. Language and Dimension 2014
  608. In the 21st century, language will definitely beco...
  609. Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 2 Geometry of ...
  610. Preliminary 2. 1-16 For Geometrization Language 2...
  611. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language - Note a...
  612. Distance Theory Historical Review 2012
  613. Geometrization language Preparation 9 December 2017
  614. Preliminary 2 for Geometrization Language 2014-2017
  615. The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Th...
  616. Flow of Language / Heritage of WANG Guowei and Edw...
  617. Macro Time and Micro Time 2013
  618. Substantiality, Dedicated to SAPIR Edward / 2005
  619. A Very Happy new Year 2015 - At where is there the...
  620. 5W1H in 2014, but now not completed / 31 December ...
  621. Geometrization language Preparation 2017
  622. Time and Shape of Language from How is the time...
  623. Mathematical description for three elements of lan...
  624. At least three elements for language universals ...
  625. Basis of the further study on language – Potential...
  626. Preliminary 2 for Geometrization Language 2014-2017
  627. THE ROAD TO REALITY A Complete Guide to the Laws o...
  628. The Time of Wittgenstein 2012
  629. For Wittgenstein Revised / Position of Language ...
  630. Description form succeeds Ludwig Wittgenstein 2014
  631. Flow of Language Heritage of WANG Guowei and Edwa...
  632. Distance of Word 2014
  633. Disposition of Language 2014
  634. Recent Themes 2014 / 2017
  635. Floer Homology Language Note 1 Potential o...
  636. Karcevskij conjecture 1928 and Kawamata conjecture...
  637. Preparation for the energy of language 2015
  638. Energy Distance Theory Note 1 Energy and Distance ...
  639. The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Th...
  640. Geometry of Geometrization Conjecture 2015
  641. Canonical resoresolution 2015
  642. Geometrization Conjecture 2015
  643. Poincare Conjecture 2015
  644. Genealogical Tree of Sekinan's Paper Sixth Edition...
  645. Flow of Language 2014
  646. Faq 2009-2015
  647. The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Th...
  648. At least three elements for language universals ...
  649. Disposition of Language 2014
  650. Papers on language dimension In chronological or...
  651. Description 2013
  652. Three Conjectures for Dimension, Synthesis and Rev...
  653. Language, amalgamation of mathematics and physics ...
  654. Derived Category Language 2016
  655. Algebraic Geometry Language 2016
  656. Term Paper 2016
  657. Paper Category Contents 2003-2018
  658. Term Paper 2016
  659. Paper Category 2003-2018
  660. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem ...
  661. Distance Theory 2004
  662. Floer Homology Language Note 8 Discreteness of...
  663. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words 2012
  664. Sayama Assumption on Language 2012
  665. Paper Theme 2003-2016
  666. Paper Archive 2018
  667. Fresh Paper 2018
  668. Key Paper 2018
  669. Basic Paper 2018
  670. Overview Paper 2018
  671. Concept Paper 2018
  672. Ideogram Paper 2018
  673. Ideogram 2018
  674. The Days and the Time 2018
  675. Letter 2018
  676. Person 2018
  677. Language and Philosophy 2018
  678. Language and Mathematics 2018
  679. Physics 2018
  680. Prague 2016
  681. Pioneer 2016
  682. Linear B 2017
  683. Topic. SRFL Collection 2018
  684. National Minority Languages in China 2004
  685. From Author. SEKINAN QGL 2018
  686. About. SEKINAN QGL 2018
  687. First blog of SRFL 2014
  688. SRFL Lab 2018
  689. SEKINAN QGL 2018
  690. SRFL Data For Invitation Renewed 2018
  691. Thanks to physics about which I ever dreamt in my ...
  692. At the campus of university Abstract from The lett...
  693. CHEN Donghai Revised Edition 2018
  694. Cicerone to Language Renewed Edition 2018
  695. QGL Preparation QGL: The abbreviation of Quantum ...
  696. Cicerone to Language 2018
  697. Topic at Sekinan Library 2018
  698. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Note 2 Quantum Group 2008
  699. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Note 1 Kac-Moody Lie Algebra...
  700. Quantum Group Language Word Indexed and Word Sy...
  701. QGL Paper QGL: The abbreviation of Quantum Group L...
  702. Language Comprised of Quantum / 13 September 2018 ...
  703. Affinity between philosophy and mathematics 2018
  704. Thanks to physics about which I ever dreamt in my ...
  705. Cicerone to Language 2 Edition 2018
  706. SRFL Lab. Main site of SRFL Research. 2018
  707. Perhaps Return to Physics 2014
  708. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  709. Edward Sapir gave me a moment to study language un...
  710. Edward Sapir, Language, 1921 / 2014
  711. Meaning minimum 2013-2017
  712. Time and Shape of Language 2017
  713. Language and I 2017
  714. Glitter of youth through philosophy and mathematic...
  715. At the campus of university Abstract from The lett...
  716. CHEN Donghai 2012
  717. Cicerone to Language 2018
  718. Paper Chronological Order 2018
  719. Paper History Survey 2003-2018
  720. Classified Paper 2018
  721. Basic Paper 2018
  722. Overview Paper 2 2018
  723. Overview Paper 2018
  724. Concept Paper 2018
  725. Fresh Paper 2018
  726. Time and Shape of Language from How is the time...
  727. Key Paper 2018
  728. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve ...
  729. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve ...
  730. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem ...
  731. SRFL Paper 2015-2018  
  732. Days 2016-2018
  733. Feature articles 2018
  734. The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Th...
  735. Word and Meaning Minimum "Language has dimension....
  736. Language and Dimension 2014
  737. Edward Sapir gave me a moment to study language un...
  738. SRFL Collection About 2 2018
  739. SRFL Collection 2016-2018
  740. Ars longa Seeing Masterpieces of French Landscape ...
  741. Egyptian Hieroglyph Exhibition by The British Mus...
  742. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph t...
  743. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese...
  744. Determination of concept, Broad Language 2018 ...
  745. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 4th Edition 2018 ...
  746. Letter to Y. Toward geometrization of language ...
  747. Ideogram Concept Paper 2018
  748. Connection between early paper's quantum and recen...
  749. Ideogram Paper Archive 2018
  750. Ideogram Fresh Paper 2018
  751. Ideogram Key Paper 2018
  752. Ideogram Basic Paper 2018
  753. Ideogram Overview Paper 2 2018
  754. Ideogram Overview Paper 2018
  755. Ideogram between 2003-2018
  756. Symmetry Flow Language 2 Time Shift of Mean...
  757. Symmetry Flow Language 2 Boundary, Deformat...
  758. Symmetry Flow Language 2 Contents 2007
  759. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 29 D...
  760. Symmetry Flow Language Meaning Variation and T...
  761. Symmetry Flow Language Simplex, Simplicial Com...
  762. Symmetry Flow Language Homology on Language ...
  763. Symmetry Flow Language Riemannian Metric, Flow...
  764. Symmetry Flow Language Premise for Symmetry...
  765. Symmetry Flow Language Contents 2007
  766. Language and Spacetime, Symmetry Flow Language and...
  767. Language and Spacetime, Symmetry Flow Language and...
  768. Language and Spacetime Time Flow in Word For ...
  769. Language and Spacetime Stability of Language ...
  770. Language and Spacetime Construction of Spac...
  771. Language and Spacetime Shift of Time From S...
  772. Description of Meaning 6th Time For KARCEVSKIJ...
  773. Language and Spacetime Generation of Senten...
  774. Language and Spacetime Structure of Word ...
  775. Language and Spacetime Word Containing Time...
  776. Language and Spacetime Language Definition for t...
  777. Language and Spacetime, Symmetry Flow Language and...
  778. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 29 D...
  779. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 29 D...
  780. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve For ...
  781. Language and Spacetime Contents
  782. Language and Spacetime Shift of Time From SAPIR Ed...
  783. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve For ...
  784. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 24 D...
  785. Derived Category Language 1, Category theoretic mi...
  786. Language and Spacetime Shift of Time From SAPIR...
  787. ANIF Reminiscence To my dear friend K 2018
  788. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 22 D...
  789. Symmetry Flow Language 2 2 Time Shift of...
  790. Symmetry Flow Language 2 1 Boundary, Def...
  791. Symmetry Flow Language 6 Meaning Variati...
  792. Symmetry Flow Language 5 Simplex, Simpli...
  793. Symmetry Flow Language 4 Homology on Langua...
  794. Symmetry Flow Language 2 Riemannian Metric,...
  795. Symmetry Flow Language 1 Premise for Symme...
  796. Symmetry Flow Language 2 Contents 2007
  797. Symmetry Flow Language Contents 2007
  798. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 22 D...
  799. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented Brane S...
  800. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented Brane S...
  801. What is signal? A mathematical model of nerve 21...
  802. Distance Theory Algebraically Supplemented Brane S...
  803. Escalator Language Theory Turning Point of Time ...
  804. Quantum Group Language From ENSILA Paper
  805. ENSILA Paper SIGNAL 2019
  806. ENSILA For the root of language What is signal? 15...
  807. The coldest season of the year, Daikan in Japanese...
  808. Selected Essay from ENSILA 2019
  809. ENSILA. Seeking for the root of language / Essay e...
  810. Selected Papers 2003-2019
  811. ENSILA. for quantum groups / Paper enlarged 2019
  812. ENSILA New site for quantum groups / 20 January 20...
  813. ENSILA. New site for quantum groups Revised 2019
  814. ENSILA. New site for research by quantum groups ...
  815. What is signal? Completed Zoho Edition / 15 Januar...
  816. What is signal? Preface- preparation 2 Over Editio...
  817. What is signal? Preface-Prep 2 Completed Edition /...
  818. What is signal? Preparation 2 Over Edition / 15 ...
  819. Basis of the further study on language – Potential...
  820. The Days of Decipherment 2016
  821. What is signal? Preparation 2 8 Signal / 14 Janua...
  822. ANIF THANKS Glitter of youth through philosophy an...
  823. Sekinan Study 2015-2019
  824. What is signal? Preparation 2 7 Understandability ...
  825. Infinite Loop Space language Word as Infinite lo...
  826. Diophantine Language Finiteness of Words 2012
  827. Time of WANG Guowei Loop Time of Character 2011
  828. Arithmetic Geometry Language Language, Word...
  829. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 2 Purely Infinite ...
  830. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 1 Properly Infinite ...
  831. What is signal? / Total Edition / Till 7 Understan...
  832. What is signal? Preparation 2 / 7 Understandabilit...
  833. What is signal? Preparation 2 / 6 Understandabili...
  834. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture B...
  835. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture B...
  836. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjectur...
  837. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A...
  838. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture ...
  839. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A...
  840. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A...
  841. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A...
  842. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture ...
  843. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  844. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  845. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  846. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conject...
  847. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Contents 2008
  848. What is signal? The existence that generates lang...
  849. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  850. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  851. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  852. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  853. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  854. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  855. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  856. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  857. In the 21st century, language will definitely beco...
  858. ANIF THANKS Thanks to physics about which I ever d...
  859. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  860. von Neumann Algebra 4 Conjecture 1 Relation betwee...
  861. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 2 Borchers’ Theorem 2008
  862. von Neumann Algebra 4 Note 1 Tomita’s Fundamental ...
  863. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 2 Purely Infinite ...
  864. von Neumann Algebra 3 Note 1 Properly Infinite ...
  865. von Neumann Algebra 2 Note Generation Theorem ...
  866. von Neumann Algebra Note 3 Compact Operator 2008
  867. von Neumann Algebra Note 2 Tensor Product 2008
  868. von Neumann Algebra Note 1 Measure 2008
  869. von Neumann Algebra 1-4 2008
  870. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  871. What is signal? The existence that generates l...
  872. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  873. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  874. What is signal? The existence that generates lan...
  875. Language, amalgamation of mathematics and physics ...
  876. Language, amalgamation of mathematics and physics
  877. Clifford Algebra Note 5 TOMONAGA's Super Multi-tim...
  878. What is signal? References 26 February 2019 Edition
  879. What is signal? The existence that generates lang...
  880. What is signal? References 26 February 2019 Editio...
  881. What is signal? References 25 February 2019 ...
  882. What is signal? References 25 February 2019
  883. What is signal? References 24 February 2019
  884. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language
  885. What is letter? 23 February 2019
  886. What is letter? 23 February 2019
  887. Edward Sapir gave me a moment to study language u...
  888. How the language has been seeked for ? 1-8
  889. How the language has been seeked for ? 8 Index
  890. How the language has been seeked for ? 7 Appendix
  891. How the language has been seeked for ? 6
  892. Genealogical Tree of Sekinan's Paper 7th Edition
  893. How the language has been seeked for ? 5
  894. How the language has been seekd for ? 4
  895. How the language has been seeked for?
  896. How the language has been seeked for? 2
  897. How the language has been seeked for? 3
  898. Character encloses the time of word :: SRFL Note
  899. Character encloses the time of word 2014
  900. Time Paper
  901. The comparison between 2003 and 2017 From Chinese ...
  902. Determination of concept, Broad Language 2018
  903. Quantum Language between Quantum Theory for Langu...
  904. Essence of Language Seeing the exhibition TREASURE...
  905. Ideogram Paper Enlarged Edition 2019
  906. Time and Shape of Language from How is the time...
  907. The days of Sekinan Library 2015
  908. Added Note of The Days of Ideogram :: SRFL Paper
  909. What is signal? References 10 February 2019
  910. Added Note of The Days of Ideogram :: SRFL Paper
  911. The datum of my paper, Manuscript of Quantum Theor...
  912. Sekinan Library Founded in 1986 Tokyo
  913. Added Note of The Days of Ideogram 2017
  914. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph t...
  915. Ideogram Paper 2018
  916. The datum of my paper, Manuscript of Quantum Theor...
  917. Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language With Pr...
  918. Floer Homology Language Note 1 Potential of La...
  919. Kac-Moody Lie Algebra Note 2 Quantum Group 2008
  920. Quantum Group Language Word Indexed and Word ...
  921. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 4th Edition 2018
  922. Winding road to physics, Revised version 2015
  923. Language Universal Models 2018
  924. Topological Group Language Theory Boundary of Wo...
  925. Complex Manifold Deformation Theory Conjecture A...
  926. Hyperbolic Language Connection of Words 2012
  927. Distance Theory Historical Review 2012
  928. ENSILA Paper 2003-2016
  929. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  930. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  931. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  932. ENSILA 2019
  933. A short history of Sekinan's language study
  934. About for Sekinan Library
  935. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  936. What is signal? Main Issue 4 Space and Boundary / ...
  937. What is signal? Main Issue 4 Space and Boundary /...
  938. Boundary of Words
  939. Why is boundary necessary in language?
  940. In the 21st century, language will definitely beco...
  941. Ideogram 2005
  942. Ideogram Paper
  943. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  944. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  945. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  946. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  947. The Days of Ideogram Ideogram from hieroglyph ...
  948. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  949. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  950. Letter to Y. Of Broad Language 5th Edition
  951. Pleasure of Mathematics
  952. Time in Word 2019 edition
  953. About at SIL
  954. How is the time alive in language?
  955. Meaning minimum On Roman Jakobson, Sergej Karcevsk...
  956. Pioneer
  957. ENSILA What is signal? Paper 1-6 :: SRFL Collection
  958. 18 The final examination From Resting Elbows Nearl...
  959. 9 School grounds From Resting Elbows Nearly Prayer...
  960. 15 Bright day from Resting Elbows Nearly Prayer 2007
  961. Essay on WANG Guowei
  962. ENSILA What is signal? Paper 1-6
  963. ENSILA TALE Resting Elbows Nearly Prayer 2007
  964. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  965. True-false problem of the Crete The example of wha...
  966. Eva Cassidy - Tennessee Waltz
  967. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  968. Disposition of Language With supplement  :: SRFL P...
  969. Disposition of Language With supplement / 12 Sept...
  970. SRFL News: Disposition of Language / 12 September...
  971. Macro Time and Micro Time
  972. Half Farewell to Sergej Karcevskij and the Linguis...
  973. For Wittgenstein Revised / Position of Language
  974. Under the Dim Light
  975. ENSILA For the root of language Paper 1 - Paper 5
  976. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  977. ENSILA Paper Paper 1 - Paper 4 5 March 2019
  978. La Boheme
  979. LT Pen / The shape of a youth who had pursued lang...
  980. What is signal? The existence that generates lang...
  981. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  982. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  983. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  984. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  985. What is signal? The existence that generates langu...
  986. ENSILA Sekinan Library's new portal site for the r...


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