Data Matter Count

The Data Matter Count is the book's count of the dark-matter ratio from the novas' own laws: the data the Pulsecore's skin lays on the scaffold before the physical layer, against the data the core gathers until the Physical Nova. The Data Nova fires when the Pulsecore's data, f(n) = (n + 1)², fills the Bifold's χ_∂ = 16 · 4^L places, at n + 1 = 4 · 2^L; that skin turns out onto the scaffold and stays data, the Data Matter. The Physical Nova, the third layer, comes 2^L / 3 Tempos later, at n + 1 = (13/3) · 2^L; the data the core gathered in between, (25/9) · 4^L, is the first data born at the physical layer, sent out at the big bang as ordinary matter. The level cancels: the ratio is 144/25 = (12/5)² = 5.76 at every level. Measured, it is 5.36 ± 0.06 (Planck 2020): the count is 7 % high with nothing tuned, but outside the errors, so it is not yet a match. The book closes most of the gap itself: Proto Wells fail by the Reproductive Outcome Distribution and their data goes home before the Physical Nova, which gives 5.41 (the Data Matter Count with Failed Proto Wells). Formally, N◍ / N_b = 16 · 4^L / ((13 / 3)² · 4^L − 16 · 4^L), where N◍ [∅] is the data on the scaffold at the Physical Nova, N_b [∅] the data the Pulsecore gathered between the Data Nova and the Physical Nova and L [∅] the level: [∅] = [∅]. It connects to Data Matter Ratio, Data Matter, Bifold Containment Law, Pulsecore and Physical Nova.

Category: Manuscript

Chapter: Chapter 3

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