Torus In Entanglement

In the case of gases,

$v_{boom}=3.4354*\cfrac{density}{Z}$

$f=\cfrac{v}{\lambda}$

and for a torus with a noble gas collector channel of radius $r$,

$2\pi r=\lambda$

To be around the torus at $f=280.73\,Hz$,

$r=\cfrac{v_{boom}}{2\pi f}=\cfrac{3.4354}{2\pi f}*\cfrac{density}{Z}$

It is possible for $r\rightarrow nr$, a bigger torus that will accommodate $n$ wave around the channel.  To induce $n$ standing wavelength in the channel, $2*n$ equally spaced points along the circular channel will have to be shorted to ground, using conductors that draw $T^{-}$ particles.

This way the torus naturally pulls energy via entanglement.