Cross-Scale Coupling Constant

The Cross-Scale Coupling Constant is the coefficient in the UniSphere Pulse Compulsion Law that converts the data weight returned from each fractal universe branch into an increment of the primordial UniSphere pulse amplitude. In that law, every universe branch u returns a data weight W⟸,u, measured in bits, through its Null Wells. Multiplying each returned weight by Γ⧱ and summing over all branches gives the amount by which the UniSphere Pulse Amplitude grows from one cycle to the next, which is how, in the book's account, information gathered across countless universes keeps the primordial pulse from extinguishing. Because the returned weight carries bits and the amplitude is dimensionless, the book gives Γ⧱ the dimensions [1ᵇ⁻¹]: per bit. It connects to UniSphere Pulse Compulsion Law, Data Funnel Return Law, Recursive Data Momentum, Coupling Parameters and Cross-Scale Resonance.