LightWord, Inc.

PWD for iOS and macOS:

A random character generator useful for passwords that are written down as nothing is saved. Paper cannot be hacked. This app does not access any personal data or information, does not spread hidden code etc.
Sixteen characters are displayed and regenerated for each press of the button.
The font can be changed by tapping any character and choosing a font and size from the lists. Tap any character again to toggle the chooser away. The last selected font and size are rememebered.
I have written this for my own use but hope you enjoy.
macOS

G.U.T for iOS and macOS

Navigation in the app follows Apple protocol. The iOS “Home” tab has a Picker menu at top right. It has a list of naturally occurring elements. Some elements have many possible structures according to this model as displayed in the field “# unique structures”. The symbol, name and average weight of those structures is shown next. In the case where more than five hundred structures a calculated, only five hundred are available. All structures have been sorted by moment of inertia. The idea being lower moments are more stable and have the smallest precession or angle of nutation. The actual number of structures calculated per element is shown in the pdf under tab:More/Histogram. The Struct: field shows the current structure index of the array of structures. It can be selected and your chosen index entered. Indexes run from 0:499. Enter 498 and tap the right “>” to get 499. To get 0 just tap “Least MOI”. The Natural Abundance: lists those found in various publications. “model: spool” differentiates from “model: flat”. Spool is the first model developed and tracks with established physics better than the flat model. The flat model has only five bit words stacked side-by-side and forms a triangular nucleus with shells dubbed S, P, D, F, G, H, L, M, N. Virtually any element can be constructed but depends on the intermittent edgewise field strength to hold it together. This model becomes less likely when excess neutrons are required to form the heavier elements. The flat model was abandoned. “solid” shows continuous fields forming the particle.“wire” shows a wire frame of field vectors forming the particle.“shell” displays each designated shell in a unique color. “Toggle Spin” is self explanatory.. “Hydrogen” will display Deuterium and is useful if you wanted to examine the wire frame more closely. “stats” (iOS tab) (integral part of macOS main display) displays the calculated values for the displays structure.Weight is given in particle count. Applying kg units made a messy display.Likewise MoI is calculated using the arbitrary units above and the equally arbitrary unit of particle spacing. A particle has unit radius. Therefore, edgewise adjacent P and N are two units center to center. All particles summed for their distance to center of mass and MoI computed. The symmetrical matrix is fed into LAPACK:dsyev_ to get the eigenValues, eigenVectors and Euler angles. “angles” (iOS tab) (integral part of macOS main display)displays the Euler angle for the x-y plane, by tradition measured from the x axis toward the y axis, given in radians. Thus, the symmetrical structure of 26Fe has an Euler angle of π/2. All selected structures uses this angle in their displayed precession. Apple display coordinates are: y = up, x = right, z = “out of screen toward you”. “Creation”Shows a little video of my imagined Pair Production. The reverse of which might be Pair Annihilation. Each photon is displayed in wire-frame and differing colors for better visualization. The fields do not extend all the way over ( in the formed particle ) for the same reason.

iOS GUT

Viable structures / element

macOS

macOS GUT

Pair Production Sequence Pair Production sequence

Privacy Policy

Data is not collected from any App.
"pwd by LightWord" "GUT by LightWord"

Get in Touch with Us

We'd love to hear from you. Should you have questions or feedback about our utility and educational apps, feel free to reach out. Your input helps us continue to improve and innovate.
Email