Pulse Core Lexicon

Pulsecore Vacuum Event Horizon

Definition

The Pulsecore Vacuum Event Horizon is the horizon of a universe's own singularity, the Pulsecore void, which is the throat at the heart of its torus; the horizon is the boundary between space and the throat, where the ascending halves of split pulses come home. Only data crosses it; into the pinpoint itself nothing crosses. It exists only once all the harmonics have been processed and the Pulsecore has become a true void; at the close, the halves of every evaporating Null Well come home through it. A Null Well is what contemporary physics calls a black hole. A Null Well's event horizon faces outward into the universe; this horizon is the universe's inner boundary (Part 3.17).

Mathematical Expression

From the book · Chapter 3 · Two Horizons: How the Halves of a Pulse Go Home

(+1ᵇ) → Pulsecore void

The horizon of a universe's own singularity: it takes in the ascending halves coming home

Where:

  • (+1ᵇ) [ↁ·1ᵇ] — an ascending half, escaped from a Null Well
  • Pulsecore void — the Pulsecore, the universe's own singularity: the Pulsecore vacuum is the throat at the heart of the torus (Part 3.6), and this horizon is the boundary between space and the throat

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