Cymatic Shape Cryptology (CSC) is a non-elliptic curve group analysis for cryptosystems that is not generally based on Weierstrass form geometries for their inductive properties (a philo-sophic, or "normative" opinion of ECC systems is that such properties, mathematical in nature, ought to be commonly used for ontologies of secrets, layered securities (ranging from digital protocol assets to physical commodity assets; i.e., most "secure" systems are "superficially layered"), digitalization/temporalization of space time, and so on).
CSC is considers anisotropies (anti-symmetries) and antinomies ((virtual) forcing; Paul Cohen), syzygies, clinamenologies, absolutes (non-autopositionalities), anarchics/anomalies, etc., to be relevant, terminological bases for integral modular forms (which can be fuzzily modeled using orthonormal stochastic matrices); i.e., modal geometry using quadratic functions for a ontology of immanent objects whose "temporalization" or understanding in the concept of "period" is measured by dualyzation, virtualization, etc.
Cymatic Shape Cryptology (CSC) is a non-elliptic curve group analysis for cryptosystems that is not generally based on Weierstrass form geometries for their inductive properties (a philo-sophic, or "normative" opinion of ECC systems is that such properties, mathematical in nature, ought to be commonly used for ontologies of secrets, layered securities (ranging from digital protocol assets to physical commodity assets; i.e., most "secure" systems are "superficially layered"), digitalization/temporalization of space time, and so on).
CSC is considers anisotropies (anti-symmetries) and antinomies ((virtual) forcing; Paul Cohen), syzygies, clinamenologies, absolutes (non-autopositionalities), anarchics/anomalies, etc., to be relevant, terminological bases for integral modular forms (which can be fuzzily modeled using orthonormal stochastic matrices); i.e., modal geometry using quadratic functions for a ontology of immanent objects whose "temporalization" or understanding in the concept of "period" is measured by dualyzation, virtualization, etc.