Pulse Core Lexicon

Data Generation Rate

Definition

The Data Generation Rate is the rate at which new data is produced inside each fractal universe branch, the source term of the UniSpheral Data Circulation Law. In that law the total data of the UniSphere changes by outward flow to branches, minus return through black holes, plus the data generated within the branches themselves, summed over all branches. The generation term is what makes total informational content grow: new universes add fresh data into the flow, increasing the total while the circulation pattern stays coherent. The book writes it I⇗ℂ with dimensions [š•‹ā»Ā¹Ā·1ᵇ], bits per unit time. It connects to UniSpheral Data Circulation Law, Data Funnel Return Law, Information Flow Rate, Outward Proliferation and Fractal Progeny.

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