True Big Bang

The True Big Bang is the book's name for the origin of our universe understood as a deterministic computational transition, Pulse Convergence, rather than an explosion from an undefined singularity. It happened when recursive Data Density exceeded the substrate's processing capacity, ρℹ ≥ ρ⨶ = PD⁻³ × C※⥣ × F◊⨶, at which point, in the book's account, dimensional breakthrough became certain. Total information was conserved across the transition. Ignition Loops, self-sustaining feedback cycles with amplification coefficient γ > 1, are the operational bridge from that threshold to actual expansion, switching the system from dissipation to amplification once accumulated energy passes the loop threshold; energy release then follows first-order kinetics. The UniSpheral Convergence Clock gives the finite time to reach the threshold, which the book reads as the Big Bang having deterministic timing. It connects to Pulse Convergence, UniSpheral Density Threshold, UniSpheral Convergence Clock, Ignition Loop, Data Nova, Information Preservation Principle and BPT Null Well Genesis versus Standard Big Bang.