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    This document provides figures and descriptions from several books related to Maximum Boundary Topology (MBT). It includes 3 figures depicting different types of oscillations: unipolar oscillation in the form of the absolute value of a sine wave, a linear unipolar oscillation in the form of a sawtooth wave, and a bipolar oscillation in the form of a sine wave. It also includes 2 figures illustrating models of reality systems as a hierarchy of nested probability matrices (NPMRs) and a diagram showing how an observed system spawns multiple probable future states at each time increment.

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    A Complete Set of MBT Figures

    Chapter and page numbers taken from the all-in-one-binding paperback

    Book 1
    Chapter 26
    Page 216

    Maximum Positive
    Distortion

    Uniform (Zero
    Distortion)

    One Cycle

    time

    A single time-quantum. The minimum time increment. Also the


    minimum time required to change the state of one cell from a no
    distortion (uniform)state to a maximum distortion state. Note that
    two time-quanta are required to complete one cycle.

    Figure 2.1: Unipolar Oscillation in the form of |sin( t)|


    Book 1
    Chapter 26
    Page 216

    Maximum Positive
    Distortion

    Uniform (Zero
    Distortion)

    One Cycle

    0
    time

    A single time-quantum. The minimum time increment. Also the


    minimum time required to change the state of one cell from a nondistorted (uniform) state to a maximum distortion state. Note that
    two time-quanta are required to complete one cycle.

    Figure 2.2: Linear Unipolar Oscillation (sawtooth)

    Book 1
    Chapter 26
    Page 217

    Maximum Positive
    Distortion

    Uniform (Zero
    Distortion)

    Maximum Negative
    Distortion

    One Cycle

    time

    A single time-quantum. The minimum time increment. Also the


    minimum time required to change the state of one cell from a
    non-distortion (uniform) state to a maximum distortion state. Note
    that four time-quanta are required to complete one cycle.

    Figure 2.3: Bipolar Oscillation in the form of sin( t)

    Book 3
    Chapter 76
    Page 654

    NPMR 3

    ...

    NPMR 2
    PMRk
    PMR
    Our
    Universe

    NPMR N+1

    OS
    Other NPMR N+2 ...
    Other
    Other

    NPMR N
    NPMR 1

    PMR 2
    PMR1

    NPMR
    Figure 5-1 Reality Systems: The Big Picture

    Book 3
    Chapter 79
    Page 670

    Text Box 5-1: The OS/DELTA-t Loop

    1. DELTA-t is incremented.
    2. Free will choices, material changes, and energy changes are
    made, defining a new OS state vector associated with the current
    DELTA-t.
    3. The new OS state vector is compared to the previous one and to
    the predicted one.
    4. All actualized changes between the new and previous OS states
    are recorded. Predictive algorithms and databases are updated
    and improved.
    5. TBC calculates M sequential probable future states of the new
    OS by running a delta-t sub-loop.
    6. Entire OS state vector including all significant possibilities and
    probabilities is recorded
    7. The loop is returned to step 1

    Book 3
    Chapter 79
    Page 673

    Probability
    t
    t

    t
    Figure 5-2 Future Probable Reality Surface

    Book 3
    Chapter 80
    Page 683

    OS3
    m=4

    OS2

    OS1

    m=3
    m=2

    OS2

    m=1

    OS

    OS1

    OS2

    OS3

    OS3

    OS spawns 3 states: OS1, OS2, OS3


    Each subsequent state generates 3 children.
    The next DELTA-t, OS actualizes OS3

    OS1

    OS1, OS2 and all of their descendants become


    unactualized past possibilities
    Only the descendants of OS3 become future
    possibilities
    OS3 updates OS1, OS2, and OS3 and all their
    descendants, as necessary.
    The next DELTA-t, OS3 actualizes OS1.
    Now only the descendants of OS1 can
    become our future possibilities. The
    descendants of OS2 and OS3 become
    part of the unactualized past; etc., etc.

    Figure 5-3 Generating the Possible States of OS

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