Ripheus23

The metaphysics of the Ripheus story involve a model of gluon flux tubes as tetrahelical flows that trace spheration into the lines-of-force between the points of the gluon octahedron (in the manifold of tessellation). This corresponds also to a general truth known as knotical-graphical correspondence, in which each simplectic deontic graph (traced in physical space) is matched to at least one simplicial knot. At the index of spheration (aleph-pi), a given rectilinear graph's "arrows" fluctuate like plucked strings, according to the correspondent knotical manifold.

Tachyon-bradyon complementarity

One model of antimatter and dark matter, in Riphean terms, assumes that the antimatter is the dark matter, as in the opposite-charged sfermion manifolds. Another option is to look at Big-Bang events as equivalent to pair-production incidents in time: the matter and antimatter both form but the antimatter is shot backwards in time as tachyons. As tachyons slow down they gain mass, and as this increasing mass gets farther away (in time) from the bradyonic manifold of the "future," it pulls more and more on spacetime, producing the dark-matter effect. However, if tachyons speed up, they lose energy, and this decreasing tachyonic energy reciprocates across the Planck interval to intensify the expansion of the universe in the "future."