Saturday, 26 July 2025

Word as Infinite loop Space 2012-2022

 


 

Word as Infinite loop Space


TANAKA Akio

1. 
Result of D. G. Quillen by Annals of Mathematics, 96 (1972).
Algebraic K theory over commutative ring R.
 is classifying space of   .
Quillen showed that  is infinite loop space.

2.
Interpretation of Quillen's result.
Meaning of word is expressed by .
Word is expressed by .
Saying in other words. 
Word is expressed by high dimensional algebraic K group over commutative ring R.
Conclusion at the present.
Word has meaning that is expressed by infinite loop space.
Word has parameter that is expressed by commutative ring.
Word has dimension that belongs to algebraic K group.

Tokyo
6 December 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language

[Reference added]
12 September 2022
Quantum-Nerve Theory

Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 2 Geometry of Word 2008

 

Energy Distance Theory Conjecture 2 Geometry of Word

TANAKA Akio

[Conjecture]
Word is infinite cyclic group.

[Explanation]
(Preissmann’s theorem)
When (Mg) is connected Riemann manifold and sectional curvature of M is always KM < 0, non-trivial commutative subset of functional group of Mπ1(M) always becomes infinite cyclic group.
Preparatory proposition for Preissmann’s theorem
(Proposition 1)
When (Mg) and (Nh) are compact Riemann manifold and N is non-positive curvature KN0, arbitrary continuous map f C0(MN) is free homotopic with harmonic map uC(M, N).
(Proposition 2)
When M is compact Riemann manifold, Ricci tensor of M is positive semidefinite RicM≥0 , is non-positive curvature KN0, and harmonic map is u : MN the next is concluded.
When N is negative curvature KN<0, u is constant map or map of u coincides with map of closed geodesic line.
Consideration for the theorem and propositions
1
m-dimensional C class manifold     M
Point of M     x
Tangent space of x     TxM
Inner product of TxM   gx
Coordinate neighbourhood of     U
Local coordinate system of U     (x1, …, xm)
Function     gij : gx ( (/xi)x, (/xj)x), 1i, jm
gij is C class function over U.
Family of inner product     g = {gx}xM
g is called Riemannian metric.
When M has g, (Mg) is called Riemannian manifold.
2
Riemann manifold      (Mg)
M’s C class vector field    (M)   
Linear connection of M     
XYZX(M)
What  and XYuniquely satisfy the next is called Levi-Civita connection.
(i) Xg(YZ) = g(XYZ) + g(YXZ)
(ii) XY -YX = [XY]
3
m-dimensional Riemann manifold (Mg)    M
Levi-Civita connection of M     
XYX
R(XY) : = XY - YX - [XY]
Map R : = X(M×X(M)×X(M→ X(M)
R(XYZ) : = R(XY)Z
R is called curvature tensor of M.
4
xM
2-dimensional subspace of tangent space TxM     σ
σ’s normal orthogonal basis on gx     {vw} {v’w’}
K(vw) = R(x)(vwwv) = gx(R(x)(vw)wv)
v’ = cosθv + sinθww’ = sinθv±cosθw  (double sign directly used)
K(σ) : = R(x)(vwwv) = R(x)(v’w’w’v’)
K(σ) is called sectional curvature.

[References]
<Example of word’s infinite cycle is shown by the bellow.>
<On minimum unit of meaning, refer to the next.>

To be continued
Tokyo November 23, 2008
Sekinan Research Field of Language
www.sekinan.org

Postscript
[Reference November 30, 2008]

Deep Fissure between Word and Sentence 2007

 



Deep Fissure between Word and Sentence

    TANAKA Akio

Now language has some algebraic postulations below.
Word consists of elements R1. The element has proto-meaning.
Word’s meaning is generated by product() of the elements.
The product of elements is called primary meaning (R1).
Word is group.
Another word ( R2)is generated.
New word is generated by addition () of the elements of two words.
The addition of elements is called secondary meaning (R1R2, + ).
New word is ring.
The upper group and ring are regarded as commutative.
Sentence consists of words T1.
Sentence is generated by product of words (T1).
But sentence is seemed to be non-commutative, i.e.T1T2T3 is not T3T2T1. /I/ /read/ /book/ is not /book/ /read/ /I/. Word is expressed by / /.
I call the situation <deep fissure between word and sentence>.
This <fissure> is seemed to be relative with true-false argument of sentences.

Tokyo September 10, 2007
Postscript January 21, 2008
[Basis]
<On differential structure between word and sentence>
[Foresight from past work]
<On true-false value>

Postscript February 10, 2008
[Conjecture]
<On finiteness and Infinity on language>

Postscript August 2, 2008
[Conjecture]
<On Definition of word and sentence>
<On warp and entropy of language>

Intuition and Mathematics 2012

 

Intuition and Mathematics


TANAKA Akio

               
  Tokyo, 30 August 2012              

Intuition and mathematics are deeply concerned with each other. In my stand, intuitive concept is first flowing up and the next mathematical description is arranged. According to this situation, intuition is very important and if there is no such flowing up thinking, the development is almost not so easy proceeding.

The time concept in language is the key concept of my language model that is at first found from the ancient Chinese characters' construction and after writing a short intuitive paper, the more precise descriptions are took up using mathematics especially of geometry. 

But at the deepest basis of language, time is seemed to be infinitive but not spread tin a strait line to the future, more likely going round as  circle or circular situation. This conjecture was firmed by Yi-jing that is one of the Five Great Classics of China. I received the lecture on Yi-jing from philosopher NISHI Junzo some five years at the university. 

The world of Yi-jing consists from perfect infinitive circularity and this world is perfectly recognised by human for its closed situation of infinity. It is very hard to recognise infinity as perfect whole image and Yi-jing is resolved this baffling problem through the shut-in world, that is "compact" concept of mathematics.
                    

Intuition and Mathematics through Chinese classic Yi-jing. 2012-2019

 

Intuition and Mathematics through Chinese classic Yi-jing. 2012-2019

 

Intuition and Mathematics

What NISHI Junzo remained for us 2

TANAKA Akio                                    

Intuition and mathematics are deeply concerned with each other. In my stand, intuitive concept is first flowing up and the next mathematical description is arranged. According to this situation, intuition is very important and if there is no such flowing up thinking, the development is almost not so easy proceeding. 

The time concept in language is the key concept of my language model that is at first found from the ancient Chinese characters’ construction and after writing a short intuitive paper, the more precise descriptions are taken up using mathematics especially of geometry. 

But at the deepest basis of language, time is seemed to be infinitive but not spread with a strait line to the future, more likely going round as circle or circular situation. 

This conjecture was firmed by Yi-jing that is one of the Five Great Classics of China. I received the lecture on Yi-jing from philosopher NISHI Junzo some five years at the university. 

The world of Yi-jing consists from perfect infinitive circularity and this world is perfectly recognised by human for its closed situation of infinity. 

It is very hard to recognise infinity as perfect whole image and Yi-jing is resolved this baffling problem through the shut-in world, that is “compact” concept of mathematics.  

Tokyo
30 August 2012
8 September 2019 Text revised
SRFL Paper

Friday, 11 July 2025

My Haiku Teacher, SAEKI Shoichi 2012

 

My Haiku Teacher, SAEKI Shoichi 

TANAKA Akio 

Tokyo 4 July 2012  Revised 11 July 2025
                                
Haiku is the traditional Japanese literature since the Meiji Period some 140 years ago, the ancestor of which was called Haikai that was began in the Muromachi Period some 500 years ago.
I have made Haiku since age 20s. My Haiku's teacher is SAEKI Shoichi, one of the modern Haiku writers in Japan. SAEKI's spiritual teacher is probably ISHIDA Hakyo, famous Haiku writer in the Showa Period. Thus the tradition of the literature has been proceeded in Japan.
One of my youth age's Haiku ( at Tokyo, February 1970) is the following.

パンタグラフ冷たい隙間で発光す

Pantograph
At the coldest clink
Radiates light for me



Under the Dim Light 2012

 



Sekinan Research Field of Language

Under the Dim Light 

TANAKA Akio 





               
                         
I frequently talked with CHINO Eiichi at the coffee shop near the station we used to get on. The shop was at the second floor and the steps upstairs always sounded squeaking. Under the dim light the topics of conversation was on language or linguistics after all. He was already the university professor but I was a poor research student. But he was always showed me the general tenderness.

The subject he gave me were impressive and useful for me, in which the most important is the history of 
the Linguistic Circle of Prague and the excellent pioneers of language study. He had of course the unique approach to the study but I had never any conspicuous one except boundless interest on the study.

In his wide and precious telling for me I gradually determined my course to proceed. It was the making of basic and radical foundation on natural language by searching the structure of language through simple and clear description. For keeping this difficult aim I had a decision that there was only way to use mathematics that I had abandoned at the past for its hardness.

In my age 20s, I had read Ludwig Wittgenstein and Nicolas Bourbaki in concentrating. I did not clearly understand  Wittgenstein's approach. But I borrowed his writing style that was simple and clear. So my early work's descriptions were nearly at him. But I decided that I never adopted strongly-intuitive thinking.

I always considered mathematical basis or analogy. My aim was the independence from the intuitive description. Keeping on this course, there was seen the mathematical basis that I must adopt the model in which language universals are clearly described. I entered to the mathematical description of study that was confirmed premises of my way.




At the North Alps of Japan.
The flowers are alike the time of my past.
They were receiving the hard cold winds at the mountains.