That's really quite nice - your gravity-free model reminds me
   somewhat of Milo Wolff's WSM (Wave Structure of Matter) but
   yours seems to be a more complete and has a different focus.**
   It's also FAR more organized than anything I've ever done. I
   liked your illustration of the triple interaction - it reminded
   me of [1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efimov_state - I was
   fascinated by it about a year or so ago. I liked it so much, I
   downloaded a CAD program and made a stop-motion animated gif
   used to illustrated the Halo Effect as accurately as I could on
   how I envisioned it, based upon its descriptions.* Wikipedia
   seems to still like it; it's the Triangles that seem to expand
   out of nowhere, but of course they have an origin; it's through
   the configuration STATE of the three things, not the things
   themselves. [I don't contribute much to Wikipedia, just when I
   have something novel to add, which is only maybe three times in
   the past 12-13 years or so] Something to consider, seeing as you
   have a very organized model at present, might to take a shapshot
   of it and make a book. I made one last night in a few minutes
   out of a comment I posted to a friend, just to show how easy it
   is to accomplish anything if you know the steps, and in a very
   short time. [2]http://amzn.com/B014GSKUTM [don't buy it btw -
   it's just a comment I posted in G+ turned into a book.. which
   could easily be tied to a direct-to-print/publish-on-demand
   which would allow someone to have a hard copy].** Only took
   about 5 minutes to go through the prompts and a few hours for
   Amazon to accept it, ridiculously so :P

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   1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efimov_state
   2. http://amzn.com/B014GSKUTM