Imaginary Vectors

[Aseka]

Proposal: limited Mathematics Manipulation and limited Law Manipulation should be added to his Post-Aiwass key.
Reason: He can add nonexistent math similar to imaginary numbers to things that have not vector force, so he can manipulate that imaginary numbers like he manipulate vector. It's called imaginary vector.

He mustn’t write it off as “unknown”.
He mustn’t just throw it into the black box.
He needed to establish nonexistent vector axes that could deal with what seemed off. He needed to think of math dealing with things such as imaginary numbers that did not actually exist in the real world but that could be explained using purely mathematical calculations. He had to calculate what the values were from the vectors before his eyes in order to determine what laws were used to create them. He could not figure it all out just from Aiwass. Aiwass was a nonstandard monster. A fragment of an asteroid altered by tremendous heat was nothing more than a rock in and of itself. However, using high level formulas on it could become a key to guessing at the spread of the universe from the big bang.

- OT 22 Chapter 11 Part 1

 

[Aseka]

To support scan above:

“By mixing in nonexistent math similar to imaginary numbers into the contents of the parchments and inputting just one line of a unique physical formula, it rises to the surface. But that isn’t what’s important. Once I have solved the puzzle using the rules I put together myself, the mysterious Aiwass vectors in my head have been cut down to an inference exceedingly close to reality on the same level as the big bang theory. In other words,” Accelerator paused for a second, “I have the parameters needed to save this brat. Now is the time to turn this around.”

- OT 22 Chapter 11 Part 1

 

[Aseka]

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[DontTalkDT]

Thing is, that is just Accelerator creating mental mathematical models of magical phenomena, which include imaginary vectors.
It's not the he is actually creating such vectors in real life.
It's not unlike real mathematicians sometimes use imaginary numbers when searching for answer in real life problems.