La maison d'Hades

The Theory of the (E) Question

Credit: NASA - Earthrise as seen from Orion

Hades is the master of an underground realm teeming with invisible riches.

He himself remains invisible as long as he wears his legendary helmet.

For the record: Hades is not Thanatos, the god of death, but the guardian of souls and the unseen. He guards the entrance to the Underworld with the help of Cerberus, a three-headed dog. Brother to Zeus and Poseidon, and the first son of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, Hades is a feared, just, and static god.

But here you have nothing to fear; everything is symbolic, even the name of the site. I am not Hades, and in my house of Hades, we remove that symbolic helmet. I reveal to you the hidden riches of underground worlds: my own, my reflections on society, and on certain aspects of science. I share with you a portion of my research in a crucible where my intuitions bubble and attempt to organize themselves into an articulated and understandable whole.

  • The-(E)-Question
    • Concerning hades-home
    • The underworld of hades-home
      • Working time
      • Evolution is better than revolution
      • The small boxes
      • Old people
      • Independent researcher
      • Guide for future researchers
    • The crucible of Hades-home
      • Deformed-cross-products
      • Decomposing-the-cross-products
        • Trivial decompositions
        • Methods
        • Taylor's developments
        • vector functions
      • Quaternions-GB
      • Electromagnetic-fields
        • Invariants
        • The second invariant
        • The second invariant: new approach
      • Anti-commutativity
      • Quaternions and complex numbers
      • First-step
      • A quaternionic vacuum
French-version
The crucible of the house of Hades
  • Accueil
  • Le creuset
    • Fonctions vectorielles et décompositions
  • Souterrains
  • Biographies
  • À propos
  • Contact
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