Yo, Bob,
Lots of pretty pictures, but I don't know how far you'll get
with your commentaries and redefinition accompanying your
visuals. Things like these in
http://homepage.mac.com/whitby/Personal9.html
are a weee bit too unconventional, to say the least:
> Atoms are crystalline assemblies of identical regular octahedra.
> Light is particulate only.
> The photons are atoms or groups of atoms.
> The red shift is caused by the polar attraction between like photons
I suggest you do some editing and rewriting.
hanson
"Robert Whitby" <whitby at mac.com> wrote in message
news:44a8fe35.0401201614.4686c8ec at posting.google.com.
> The file Pthalo.pdf has just been made available. It shows the
> formation of the rings which pair to provide the subunits for the
> atom-holding assemblies. It shows how the join between rings confers
> handedness to the assemblies. It shows how the atom-holding cavity is
> hemi-octahedral and that the cavity of one assembly is identical to
> that of each of the other assemblies. It shows how one porphyrin can
> join to another if they are of opposite hand and inverted relative to
> one another. It shows how the paired ring subunits can form chains if
> they are of the same hand. The file is one MB in size because the 19
> figures show the atoms in epn-detail, the highest possible detail. The
> assemblies are shown both with empty cavities and with atom-filled
> cavities. The file, along with Heme.pdf whose material It extends,
> can be downloaded from the "Files for sharing" webpage of the website
>>http://homepage.mac.com/whitby/
