Wavelet boundary value problem geometric MMCR protocol structure for theater systems intelligence distribution

The MMCR (meta model constraint removal) protocol has realized the theoretical concepts of wavelet and traditional boundary value problem theory and traditional variational theory to secure War Game Geometric Protocol software structures in object oriented code. The MMCR protocol was originally developed to enable the optimal networking linkage of the Silicone Graphics computer network at TRAC WSMR and the Defense Simulation Internetwork (DSI) and the internetwork for optimal STOW (synthetic theater of war) operation. For the MMCR protocol rectangles represent a War Game and the sides of the rectangle the six exercises with the section within the sides comprising the entities. Prevention of protocol equation geometric structure and intellectual property concept theft can be achieved with these secured geometric object oriented code structures by a coding that enables entry to the inner geometric structure using the solution along the boundary value problem axis.