Interactive Tools
Sixteen interactive calculators implementing equations from the monograph. Every computation uses exact constants from CODATA 2018 and Planck 2018, with zero free parameters and verified numerical output.
Parameter Explorer
§9.1
Explore how all derived quantities depend on the single free parameter m_e. Reproduces monograph Table 9.1 dynamically with live slider updates.
Thermal Bell Calculator
§8.7
Compute Bell–CHSH violation degradation with temperature. Compare the ether power-law prediction against exponential QM decoherence (Theorem 8.8).
Galaxy Rotation Curves
§4.2
Compare observed SPARC rotation curves against the parameter-free ether prediction. 12 galaxies from dwarf to massive spiral with error bars.
Vacuum Energy Calculator
§4.3
Visualise the resolution of the vacuum catastrophe: the ether’s Bogoliubov spectrum replaces the 10¹²²-fold QFT overshoot with exact agreement.
RAR Plot
§4.2
The Radial Acceleration Relation: compare ether, simple MOND, and standard MOND interpolation functions on a log–log plot of g_obs vs g_bar.
a₀ Redshift Explorer
§4.7
Three-way discriminator: the ether predicts a₀ evolves with redshift as Ω_DM(z)·c·H(z)/√2. Standard MOND says constant. ΛCDM has no a₀.
Sub-mm Gravity Planner
§4.3.10
Yukawa parameter space for the healing length prediction. Compare current Eöt-Wash bounds with the ether’s ξ ≈ 8.7 μm, α ~ O(1) prediction.
Photon Dispersion & Time Delay
§3.8
GRB time delay predictions from the ether’s EM microstructure. Constrain ℓ_e from energy-dependent photon speeds (Eq 3.46–3.51).
Bell Correlation Shapes
§8.5
Triangle vs cosine vs thermal: see why quantum mechanics violates Bell’s inequality. The Nelson osmotic coupling fills the gap.
Hawking Temperature
§3.13
Hawking radiation from the ether’s ZPF split at the acoustic horizon. Schwarzschild and Kerr, from stellar to supermassive black holes.
PPN Parameters
§3.12
All 10 post-Newtonian parameters match GR exactly. Mercury precession, Shapiro delay, light bending — one theorem covers them all.
Ether Flow Visualizer
§3.1
Gravity as ether inflow: the Painlevé–Gullstrand velocity field with flat spatial slices. Horizon where v = c.
Cross-Prediction Web
§9.3.5
One measurement determines everything: m_e ∝ ξ⁻⁵ makes sub-mm gravity the most sensitive probe of the entire framework.
Condensate Phase Diagram
§4.2.7
Superfluid → normal transition: galaxies have MOND, clusters have CDM. The velocity dispersion σ determines the phase.
Discrimination Matrix
§9.4.2
17 observables × 3 frameworks: which tests distinguish ether from ΛCDM and MOND? Filter by discrimination power.
Redshift & Time Dilation
§3.5
GPS correction, Pound-Rebka shift, neutron star redshift — all from dτ/dT = √(1 − r_s/r). Time dilation as ether inflow.
Beta Tools are under active development. Equations are verified against the monograph but outputs may be refined. Report an issue