Wells per Galaxy
Definition
Wells per Galaxy is the progeny law's count of a universe's wells shared among its galaxies: at our level 2^(202/3) ≈ 1.8 × 10²⁰ wells over a few hundred billion to two trillion galaxies, 10⁸ to 10⁹ a galaxy.
Our own galaxy is estimated to hold about a hundred million black holes from dead stars, so the law, derived for a universe's children, lands on the count of its stellar wells.
Formally, n∅ = 2^(L / 3) / N_g, where n∅ [∅] is the wells in a typical galaxy, L [∅] the level and N_g [∅] the number of galaxies: [∅] = [∅].
It connects to Null Well Progeny Count Law, Stellar Null Well and Galaxy (BPT).
Mathematical Expression
n∅ = 2^(L / 3) / N_g
Technical Details
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Chapter: Chapter 3
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