Matinga's Laws Of Mathematical Functions
- Sydney Matinga
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Schrodinger's Wave Function

Matinga's Laws Of Functions
Every formula can be expressed as an equation as every equation can be represented as an algorithm. They are ultimately univariable or simply functions.
All algorithms represent a contiguous series of amplitudes as (1) heights or (2) vertical lengths representing the next dimension up from that of the heights.
First Law
(1) The heights of the fucntion trace an infinitesimal path or wave function.
Second Law
(2) The lengths sweep an integral volume function of the original wave function.
Third Law
(2) is the first integral of (1). (1) is first the derivative of (2).
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