Hogwarts: I am Voldemort.

Chapter 97 The Compound Sine Wave Conjecture

Professor Crowley's explanation is undoubtedly wonderful.

Through a simple argument, he ruled out the time and space characteristics of the Restoration Curse, which gave Voldemort a little confidence in him.

"In your opinion, then," asked Voldemort, "what is the nature of the Restoring Charm?"

"It's hard for me to give you a definite answer." Professor Crowley said helplessly, "We have made a lot of conjectures, such as energy aggregation characteristics, magnetic field absorption characteristics, etc., all in the [Conjecture Book]."

Voldemort nodded. He saw that there were indeed many such conjectures in the catalogue.

"I can't tell you everything, please listen to me, sir, this is not laziness."

Professor Crowley picked up the [Conjecture Book] and said, "There are a lot of professional content on it. If I explain each conjecture in detail, I think I need to teach you a lot of courses, which is too complicated."

Voldemort thought for a while, and agreed with the other party's statement. After all, his academic performance back then was really mediocre.

"But I can tell you about our final conjecture. After all, it does not have many loopholes visible to the naked eye like other conjectures."

Professor Crowley turned to a chapter of the "Conjecture Book" and handed it to Voldemort.

The Composite Sine Wave Conjecture for Healing Charms - so says the title of this page.

"Sine wave?" Voldemort frowned.

"Yes, let me tell you about our guess, try to use an uncomplicated way."

Professor Crowley cleared his throat, and said after Voldemort nodded, "Matter as a whole is a projected image, which is the aggregation of energy. Starting from the quantum concept, the smallest chemical and physical properties of all objects we see, only the medium electrons, positrons, and negative electrons."

Voldemort struggled to keep up with him, and responded by nodding or shaking his head in between Professor Crawley's narration.

"So the entities we see are actually images formed by energy waves. Can you understand this?"

Voldemort didn't quite get it, but he decided to hear the whole theory first, so motioned for him to continue.

"And what is the energy set that is not imaged by the energy wave? It is information, and what is information? The simplest piece of information is a sine wave. It can be said that all waves are sine waves."

"I remember the sine curve, in mathematics, I forgot about the sine wave..." Voldemort said painfully, rubbing his temples.

"The sine wave is the signal with the most single frequency component. It is called this name because the waveform is very similar to the sine curve you mentioned."

Professor Crowley explained, "Any complex signal is composed of many sine waves of different frequencies and sizes."

Voldemort nodded, he understood that part.

"The sine wave represents primitive, simple, basic, can you understand?"

After Voldemort nodded, Professor Crouch spoke again, "We believe that the restoration spell is a composite sine wave, which can effectively determine the original composite sine wave information of the object, and then restore the original state of the object through magic."

"Where did the missing atoms come from?" Voldemort asked after a long thought.

"Look for the transformation nearby, there are many atoms in the air."

As Professor Crowley said, he took out the book that Voldemort had given them before, opened a page, and pointed to the content on it.

"It says that when the Restoration Charm is used, it looks like going back in time, but it's not. It's just that when I searched for atoms nearby, I found that these original fragments fit its needs."

Voldemort nodded, and wondered again: "Then why did it return to its original appearance? In the process of damage to the object, the composite sine wave must have changed. How did the spell locate to its original complete appearance?"

"Because of the wizard's emotions." Professor Crowley turned the book to another page and said, "It is mentioned above that the wizard should think about the original appearance of the object, and use the magic with the idea of ​​​​hoping for the object to return to its most complete state." curse."

Voldemort frowned. He thought the explanation made sense, but he was still puzzled: "It's all about mobilizing thoughts and emotions?"

"Ordinary people definitely can't, but since ridiculous wizards exist, their ideas must be unique." Professor Crowley said with a contemptuous expression.

Voldemort didn't care about his contempt. On the contrary, he saw something different from this man's words - the uniqueness of the wizard's thinking. So what is this uniqueness?

This is definitely another content worth thinking about, but Voldemort doesn't intend to think deeply about it right away, it's better to figure out the content of the Restoring Curse first.

"What do the spell, the rhythm of the wand, and the magic do?" asked Voldemort.

"Both the spell and the wand, both to create the healing complex sine wave, is why a spell needs a rising and falling scale, and a wand needs a natural frequency."

Professor Crawley said, and raised his hand and waved it, as if he could really use magic.

"And magic power..." he said again, "that's the energy needed to do all of this. The law of conservation of energy requires it, just like a car needs gasoline, and a tram needs electricity."

Voldemort really wanted to try it right away, but it was a pity that there were these people in front of him.

"Please allow me to briefly describe what you said, so that you can see if I have misunderstood something." Voldemort began to use honorifics, obviously he began to recognize the other party.

"Okay, please state." Professor Crowley said.

Voldemort nodded, pondered for a while, and then spoke slowly after organizing his words.

"The Restoration Charm is a composite sine wave, and the spell and the wand waved are designed to mimic this complex composite sine wave pattern."

Professor Crowley nodded, indicating that there was no problem.

"Magic power is the driving force. Through the compound sine wave formed by the spell and the waving wand, the energy is radiated, so that this compound sine wave can play its due role."

Professor Crowley nodded again, and praised Voldemort with his thumbs up, but there was an expression of concern for the mentally retarded in his eyes - Voldemort didn't care about his thoughts, Muggles didn't understand magic, and couldn't explain it clearly.

"The function of this composite sine wave is to effectively find the composite sine wave information of the damaged object, and the emotion is to lock the most complete part of this information."

"Very correct, I think you already know the effect of magic power." Professor Crowley said.

"Yes, the magic power is to promote all of this to achieve the final effect after the above conditions are met. At present, it seems that there are indeed no loopholes."

Voldemort thought about it, and asked again, "But why not with living things?"

"Two possibilities." Professor Crowley said with two fingers deep inside, "One possibility is that this healing spell compound sine wave itself does not have such an effect."

Voldemort nodded, thinking of the Healing Charm - that would require a different tempo of spell and wand movement.

"There is also a possibility that the independent consciousness of living things is too complicated, which may require more complicated compound sine waves." Professor Crowley explained.

Voldemort's eyes lit up, and he felt that both points were correct.

There is indeed a big difference between the healing spell and the healing spell, and the learning conditions for the healing spell are more complicated than the healing spell - the healing spell is a lower grade content, but the healing spell is a higher grade subject.

"That is, if you find the composite sine wave of the restoration spell, when using this magic, you don't need a fixed way of swinging the spell and the wand, you just need to let the magic power simulate this composite sine wave, and you can use it?"

Voldemort suddenly thought of silent spells and wandless casting, which fulfilled exactly this condition.

"In theory, yes, but compound sine waves are complex, and with the combination of spells and wands, it has been simplified a lot - like using a computer instead of brain calculations - if you abandon these, it should be difficult or impossible to do. "

It can be done, but it is very difficult. Some wizards cannot cast silent spells in their lifetime, let alone cast spells without a wand... Voldemort thought to himself.

"Thank you, I think I understand." Voldemort got up and shook hands with him to express his thanks.

Before that, he was hesitant to delete the memories of these people, but thinking of the possibility of cooperation in the future, he gave up, after all, the Forgetting Curse hurts the brain.

"Thank you for your generous funding. Here, I can add an additional message to you."

Professor Crowley happily shook hands with him. It could be seen that he was happy to be able to leave. Perhaps these irrelevant contents had already disgusted the scientist to the core.

"If that world really exists—although that's impossible—when a wizard truly comprehends the composite sine wave of this magic, he will understand the essence of this magic, and his control over magic will be greatly enhanced."

"Why such a guess? Professor Crowley, I don't think there is anything in the information I gave you to support your guess." Voldemort asked, frowning.

"Emotions, Mr. Riddle." Professor Crawley picked up his package, "If emotions can have such a big effect, then the essence is even more so."

Voldemort was thoughtful, watching Professor Crawley and his team leave.

Emotions again, circling around, as if returning to this question, just the essence of what Professor Crawley said... Everything has yet to be verified, and Voldemort cannot make judgments out of thin air.

(End of this chapter)