Begining to compile work

I have just begun on a draft for JSTOR's journal: The Journal of Symbolic Logic, as a compilation of my work in the axioms of propositional logic. This work bounds the Entscheidungsproblem to a discrete amount of terms to compute problems belonging to EXPSPACE in a finite time bound.

The details must be omitted, but at the same time I have started to realize relativistic physics in a sense of time independence among a confined system. We describe this change over the body of a space time to be one entity, thus allowing for calculations of this space time to be determined with certainty, at the present this is done only in some probabilistic sense. I do not yet fully understand the underlying mechanisms that are operating this function; however I do believe that it deals with the constant relationship between mass and energy along with some phase transition element.

Relativistically speaking, I do believe that this time independence can be measured from a perspective with time dependence; say your watch at the current position. Although this constant force guiding the space time is not known, insight allows me to believe that it, perhaps is some the limit as this function approaches from an infinite degree to some lower degree of zero. And the time dependence would act very fast relative to the perspective in someone in the future, but for someone in the past would be observable as very slow.