INTERDIMENSIONAL OVERLAP

Concerning the assumption of multiple dimensions, I hold to the finite element approach. This includes a solution algorithm and a mesh selection algorithm.

This allows for the r-method, also known as the moving mesh method. Based on the framework for adaptive meshes in connection with the Hamilton-Schoen-Yau theory, the prime ideal involves a harmonic parameter between alpha physical space through an iteration procedure.

Numerical integration falters in the presence of a crucial shift, something Dvinsky called a mesh-redistribution or an “interdimensional overlap.”