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HADRONIC MATHEMATICS, MECHANICS AND CHEMISTRY 411isoimage of the de<strong>for</strong>mation of the light cone caused by variable speeds of lightis the perfect light isocone, etc. These exact reconstructions are, evidently, atthe foundations of the reconstruction of exact spacetime <strong>and</strong> internal symmetrieswhen popularly believed to be broken due to the use of excessively elementary<strong>mathematics</strong>.The mechanism of achieving this reconstruction is given by the lifting of anygiven physical quantity, say, v 2 → v 2 × b 2 3 while the corresp[onding unit is liftedof the inverse amount, I = 1 → Î = 1/b2 3 . The exact reconstruction then followsfrom isoinvariance (6.1.10).By the same argument, the isotopic image of all physical media is given by theperfect isovacuum, that is, the vacuum referred to the Minkowski-Santilli isospacelover isofields. In fact, the maximal causal speed on isospaces over isofields is thespeed of light in vacuum, otherwise the Lorentz-Santilli isosymmetry could notbe isomorphic to the conventional Lorentz symmetry.Figure 6.3. A view of the classification of physical media permitted by the Minkowski-Santilliisogeometry first proposed in Ref. [6] of 1991 (see also Figure 8.5.1 of EHM-II <strong>and</strong> Ref. [63]).Under such isogeometrization of physical media, the projection in our spacetimeof the maximal causal isospeed is not the local speed of light c = c o × b 4but instead it is given by the maximal causal speed V max = c o × b 4 /b 3 , sinceisotopies preserve the axiomatic character, the speed of light being an ordinarylocally variable quantity under isotopy.The Minkwski-Santilli isogeometry permits an important classification of pohysicalmedia (see Figure 6.3) under the following basic characterizations:

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