How do Torque and HP differ?

I'm trying to tell you HP is simply a mathematical abberation of torque over TIME. That is why the HP formula has rpM which means "per MINUTE"

One reason, EG that the HP peak is above the torque peak, is from RPM. That is, the MATHEMATICAL product of work over time can be greater at less torque because the "less torque" is happening at a higher RPM. "It's the product." Multiplication, that is.