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• TITLE: The Unified Description of a Solution-Particle

  AUTHORS: Tafireyi Nemaura

  KEYWORDS: Deterministic Theory, Unification, Space and Time Boundary, Time

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.5 No.5, May 12, 2017

  ABSTRACT: This work derives a unified description of a solution-particle using movement rate of component vibrations (strings). Projected Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic data from a patient on Efavirenz are used. Differential equations are used to formulate a system that governs a solution-particle field. A reconnaissance (frame) wave that envelops a solution-particle is derived. Its conductivity and diffusivity fluxes are found. The movement of the reconnaissance wave is found to be faster than diffusion and pilot waves. A solution-particle is accompanied by the three waves, diffusion, pilot and the frame and is active only at the boundary of space and time.