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to as “aqua standing waves” or “aquaresonances” at the 11th Water

Congress [494; the definitions of vibrations, standing waves, and reso-

nances are given in Figure 8 in the poster].

In 2012 [25], I was led to conclude that the cellese and the human

language (humanese) derived from a third language called the cosmic

language or cosmese [25, row 8 in Table 2.13]. In the same table, I also

suggested that cellese and humanese are isomorphic in the sense that they

obey a common set of semiotic principles [19, 22].

Here I am going to introduce a slight modification of the relation

among these three languages in order to accommodate a fourth language,

i.e., the “wave language”, the concept introduced by Herbert in 1987

[53, p. 79] as follows:

“Champollion deciphered an ancient language which opened up Old

Egypt to modern scholarship. Fourier, the man who showed the

(Rosetta) stone to Champollion, was also the discoverer of a new lan-

guage, whose elements are not hieroglyphs but wave forms. Fourier’s

theorem, the key to the new wave language, is the foundation stone of

all wave-based sciences including communication theory, modern

optics, sound reproduction, oceanography, and quantum theory. Fourier

developed his waveform language ....” (4.36)

One way to integrate the wave language, to be called “CymaGlyphs”

following J. S. Reid [493], “cyma” meaning “wave” in Greek, and “glyphs”

meaning “to carve” in Greek (and hence “to write” by extension), is to view

Figure 4.16 The postulated isomorphism between waves and Peircean signs. f = wave

production; g = wave interpretation; h = information flow from the source of vibrations (or

oscillations) to the images or patterns perceived by the interpreting agent.

*Also called “aquaresonances” [494]. **See Section 4.17.

f g

Vibrations Standing waves Images

(Oscillations) (Resonances) (Patterns)

[Sounds] [CymaGlyphs]* [Water Thesis]**

<Object> <Sign> <Interpretant>

h

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