Faster Than Light 3

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In figure Lattice Points 5"
I use the turning points B and E to define the curves determining the warping or curvature of space at light speed (c) and 2c.

This seems to agree with my theory that there are two main types of complex waves (that is x and x^2 type forces).
The x type forces act OUT of real space and the x^2 type forces act INTO real space.
Perhaps what this is telling us from a perspective of number theory is that the turning points are the only places where the x type forces and the x^2 type forces can operate TOGETHER. That is an action and reaction can occur.

This underpins my conceptualisation of forces acting from 3D into 4D across complex space!

Another way of looking at this is that if we double the speed of light the amount of spatial distortion is NOT doubled it goes up by a factor of 4!

Experiments Supporting My View
I have found an experiment that supports my assertion here by Robert Boyd, a professor of optics at the University of Rochester and I believe that it deserves a mention. Follow the link below:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Light-that-Travels-Faster-than-Light-24167.shtml

a video of the effect is available at:

http://www.rochester.edu/news/photos/backward_light.mpg

Copyright prevents me from uploading them here, sorry.
Now the backward pulse is difficult for me to explain. It does not immediately fit in with my theory here. So I would say that it is a secondary effect (who knows how the proerties of light change at higher light speed?). The most likely possibility is that there is an internal reflection (albeit faster than light).