CHORD LANGUAGE

Chord language uses a quantized spectrum as its encoding structure, encompassing chord geometry (membrane-string) and chord mathematics (algebraic structure, group action). Each chord has a unique characteristic spectrum, mapped to a specific set of chord semantics, generating time (music), space (painting), and life (meridians), distributed as a chord field.

For the first time, we have quantitatively observed chord structures and functions that are isomorphic to music in the human body and painting, thereby obtaining the overall framework of chord language—chords are a consistent structure of spacetime, life, and spirit.