The Charge Conversion Factor in the Aether Physics Model: From Singular to Distributed Charge, with Rules, Exceptions, and Benchmarks
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| contents | <p>The Aether Physics Model (APM) expresses electromagnetism with distributed magnetic charge in Quantum Measurement Units (QMU). To ingest legacy expressions that use a single elementary charge, we define a species-anchored <em>charge conversion factor</em> (CCF) and provide exact rules for applying it. Incorporating results from our eddy-current ledger, we formalize: (i) numerator/denominator rules for one net power of charge; (ii) dynamic vs.\ substrate mappings; (iii) the squared-rule for MFR/MFF classes; and (iv) five unit <em>exceptions</em> (conductance, capacitance, inductance, permeability, permittivity) that require no CCF. A consolidated mapping table gives instrument-ready conversions entirely in QMU. As a benchmark, the QMU potential unit $\mathrm{potn}$ aligns exactly with the electron rest-energy per charge (the GRSEP anchor) when mapped to SI.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Charge Conversion Factor in the Aether Physics Model: From Singular to Distributed Charge, with Rules, Exceptions, and Benchmarks Thomson, David Aether Physics Model QMU Charge Conversion Factor Electromagnetism SI Units Quantum Metrology GRSEP Distributed Charge <p>The Aether Physics Model (APM) expresses electromagnetism with distributed magnetic charge in Quantum Measurement Units (QMU). To ingest legacy expressions that use a single elementary charge, we define a species-anchored <em>charge conversion factor</em> (CCF) and provide exact rules for applying it. Incorporating results from our eddy-current ledger, we formalize: (i) numerator/denominator rules for one net power of charge; (ii) dynamic vs.\ substrate mappings; (iii) the squared-rule for MFR/MFF classes; and (iv) five unit <em>exceptions</em> (conductance, capacitance, inductance, permeability, permittivity) that require no CCF. A consolidated mapping table gives instrument-ready conversions entirely in QMU. As a benchmark, the QMU potential unit $\mathrm{potn}$ aligns exactly with the electron rest-energy per charge (the GRSEP anchor) when mapped to SI.</p> |
| title | The Charge Conversion Factor in the Aether Physics Model: From Singular to Distributed Charge, with Rules, Exceptions, and Benchmarks |
| topic | Aether Physics Model QMU Charge Conversion Factor Electromagnetism SI Units Quantum Metrology GRSEP Distributed Charge |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17451188 |