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12.11 - Eighteen Attributes or Dimensions

The Scale of Locked Potentials can be applied to the eighteen attributes, variables or dimensions of matter and motion as presented by Russell. [See Part 9 for additional information on these eighteen attributes, variables, dimensions or components.] These attributes, variables, dimensions or components are the descriptors of matter, force and energy. By varying these attributes, variables, dimensions or components matter, force and energy may be modified. Or the reverse can occur as these attributes, variables, dimensions or components are changed so is the matter, force and energy manifesting. (A few additional attributes have been added as it is deemed these would be important and/or useful in certain SVP calculations or considerations.) These dimensions, when considered in reciprocal pairs constitute Conjugate Variables, a concept well known in thermodynamics. [See Covariance, Born Oppenheimer approximation, Component, spectral component, rovibronic coupling, wavefunction]

"Every dimension has its opposites, and every change in preponderance from one opposite to the other simultaneously changes every other one of the eighteen series of opposites to balance that change." [Russell, The Universal One, Book 02 - Chapter 11 - Attraction and Repulsion]

Some of the dimensions or components have been illustrated on the SVP Blackboard in the Russell Room. The small blue numbers refer to the eighteen dimensions of the Locked Potentials.

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SVP Blackboard001

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Remake and replace Otey/Presti video introducing the Russell Wavefunction.

See Also


9.30 - Eighteen Attributes of a Wave
12.11 - Eighteen Attributes or Dimensions
Angular Momentum coupling
Berry phase
Born Oppenheimer approximation
Component
coupling
Eighteen Attributes or Dimensions
Eighteen tones
magnetic moment
Pond Science Institute
PSI Library Archives
Quantum coupling
quantum mechanics
Quimby Room
Renner-Teller Effect
Rotational-vibrational coupling
Rovibrational coupling
rovibronic coupling
Russell Wavefunction
Russell Wavefunction Equation
Schrodinger equation
spectral component
spintronics
spin-orbit coupling
Table of the Elements comparing Russell to Standard Model
Vibronic coupling
wavefunction

Created by Dale Pond. Last Modification: Monday September 28, 2026 02:37:04 MDT by Dale Pond.