Pulsecore

The Pulsecore is the child's face of a universe's beginning: the child's data held within the Bifold, a Planck-sized bubble that fills, gives its null as space in the Null Nova and its data in the Data Nova, and is left as the Hollow. It is the 1 opposite the Nullcore's 0. It is Planck-sized in the units of the universe it begins, and its data is the information of the parent well it came from (the Return to Bifurcation). Before the physical layer that data is massless radiation moving at the local light speed (the Pulsecore Data Radiance), and every bit carries its null. The Pulsecore grows as f(n) = (n + 1)² bits after n Tempos; when data and null fill the Bifold's χ_∂ = 16·4^L places it gives the Null Nova, at Tempo ceil(√(χ_∂/2) − 1), and when the data alone fills it the Data Nova, at Tempo 4·2^L − 1. It is the Π of the Universe Packet: the field inside the pulse before its novas, one bit per pixel. It connects to Nullcore, Bifold, Pulsecore Data Radiance, Null Nova Condition, Space Growth Law, Hollow, Universe Packet and Return to Bifurcation.

Category: Manuscript

Chapter: Chapter 3

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