Appendix A: Core constants and per-body inflow rates

This appendix gathers the fixed quantities used throughout the volume in one table. The per-particle rates and mass ratios are imported from the physics volume; the medium constant and the galactic scale are fixed or derived within this volume. None is a tuned parameter—the π-chain values do not drift, and the medium constant is fixed once by the Sun.

This appendix gathers the fixed quantities used throughout the volume. The per-particle and mass ratios are imported from the physics volume (Appendix D); the medium constant κ and the scale a₀ are fixed or derived within this volume as indicated.

This appendix gathers the fixed quantities used throughout the volume. The per-particle and mass ratios are imported from the physics volume (Appendix D); the medium constant κ and the scale a₀ are fixed or derived within this volume as indicated. None is a tuned parameter: the π-chain values do not drift, and κ is fixed once by the Sun.

QuantityValueOriginUsed in
Per-nucleon inflow rate νₚ3π⁴≈292.227s⁻¹physics vol. (P2)Ch 1, 3
Electron inflow rate νₑ1s⁻¹physics vol. (P3)Ch 1
Hydrogen inflow rate ν_H3π⁴+1≈293.227s⁻¹sumCh 1
Mass ratio mₚ/mₑ6π⁵≈1836.118physics vol.Ch 1
Mass-specific inflow Q/M1.7522×10²⁹quantas⁻¹kg⁻¹ν_H/m_( H)all
Medium constant κGM_(odot)/Q_(odot)≈3.81×10⁻⁴⁰ (SI)fixed (Ch 3)Ch 3, 4, 6
Acceleration scale a₀cH₀/2π≈1.1×10⁻¹⁰ms⁻²derived (Ch 6)Ch 6
Background optical rate κₒₚₜH₀/cCh 7Ch 6, 7
Quantum/light angle scale D4.8526 pm (2λ_(C,e)=4.852620477 pm)physics vol. canonCh 2
Vacuum cell size a6.33×10⁻¹⁹m (SI anchor)physics vol.Ch 2, 9

The per-body inflow rates of the Sun, the eight planets, and the Moon (Q=Mν_H/m_( H)) are tabulated in Table (Qbody) of Chapter 1 and are not repeated here.

Per-body surface gravity and yield values (owned here as of v2).

Absorbed from the physics volume in the v0.6.0 handover. The cap form g_(*)=c²Ψ_(yield) is universal (physics volume §17.4); each value below is [INPUT], back-substituted from the observed surface gravity — in both volumes, never a derivation (four-wall status).
Bodyg (m s⁻²)Ψ_(yield)^((body))=g/c² (m⁻¹)Status
Earth9.806651.0911×10⁻¹⁶[INPUT]
Moon1.621.803×10⁻¹⁷[INPUT]
Mars3.714.128×10⁻¹⁷[INPUT]
Other bodies follow the same back-substitution; deriving any of these from microscopic primitives is the physics volume's flagged open program (four-wall theorem; recovery items R1–R4).