Pulse Core Lexicon
Level from Mass
Definition
Level from Mass gives a child universe's level from its seeding well's mass alone, counted in doublings of the seed mass.
It is Child Level with the parent dropped out, since the Ascendant Mass is M₀ · 2^L. Every well's child takes its place on one ladder, the same in every universe in its own Planck units: about one Planck mass, level 0, a Zinf-level universe; about 0.08 grams, level 12, the edge of stable matter; about a tenth of a kilogram, level 22, the edge of stars; ten Suns, level about 129; about 6 × 10²² Suns, level 202.
L_c = log₂(M / M₀), where L_c is the child's level [∅], M the mass of the seeding well [𝕄] and M₀ the seed mass, about 0.94 Planck masses [𝕄].
It connects to Child Level, Seed Mass, Level and Generation and Generation Step.
Mathematical Expression
From the book · Chapter 3 · Galaxies: the Wells and the Stars Around Them
L_c = log₂(M / M₀)
Dimensional analysis:
Where (from the book): L⊛_c [∅], M [𝕄], M₀ [𝕄]
[∅]
log₂([𝕄] ÷ [𝕄]) = log₂([∅]) = [∅]
[∅] = [∅] ✓ Valid PulseCore Verified ✓
A child's level is its well's mass in doublings of the seed mass
Where:
- L_c [∅] — the child's level
- M [𝕄] — the mass of the well that seeds it
- M₀ [𝕄] — the seed mass
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