Holographic Information Encoding

Holographic Information Encoding is how a Null Well carries what falls into it on to the Source: it does not only swallow matter and energy but funnels the encoded pulse records, their data-weight, back toward the substrate. The information its boundary holds is its information density integrated over its area, at most one Zinf bit for every 4·ln 2 Planck areas (Bekenstein 1973). It connects to Holographic Information Mapping, BPT Modified Bekenstein Bound, Boundary Encoding and Data Gravity.