Null Nova
Definition
The Null Nova is the first Nova of a universe, Harmonic 1: the Pulsecore's null, the 0 of each of its bits, expelled through the Bifold as space, the empty toroidal form, while its data stays within.
Every bit carries its null, so before anything leaves, a Pulsecore of N bits holds N nulls, packed into the places the data has not taken. When data and null together fill the Bifold's record, N = χ_∂/2, the Bifold gives way to what it holds least: the null, which carries no bit and so no record (the Null Nova Condition). The data's count bursts the Bifold; what leaves first is the null. It is Toroidal Genesis, the genesis of architecture, space before data, as a bit is written into a place and the places come before the bits that fill them. It comes at Tempo ceil(√(χ_∂/2) − 1), about 1/√2 of the way to the Data Nova: Tempos 5 and 7 at level 1, 181 and 255 at level 6. After it, space grows one place for every new bit until the Data Nova (the Space Growth Law).
It connects to Null Nova Condition, Toroidal Genesis, Space Growth Law, Pulsecore, Bifold, Data Nova and Data Harmonics.
Mathematical Expression
N + N_∅ = χ_∂
Technical Details
Category: Manuscript
Chapter: Chapter 3
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