Cross-Prediction Web

The ether framework has one free parameter (me) and three observational constraints, so measuring any single quantity determines all others. The inverse constraint chain (Eq 9.33) shows that a sub-millimetre gravity measurement of ξ uniquely fixes me — and with it, every prediction in the framework.

Viable window: 6–10 μm (me = 0.3–4 eV)

All Derived Quantities from ξ = 8.7 μm

m_e (Eq 9.33)
1.015 eV
\u03BC\u0302 (Eq 9.14)
0.253 meV
c_s (Eq 4.109)
4.74 × 10⁶ m/s
c_s/c
0.0158
n\u2080 (Eq 9.19)
1.23 × 10⁹ m⁻³
a_s (Eq 9.22)
0.428 m
\u03C3_c (\u03B4=80)
490 km/s

me ∝ ξ−5: A 10% change in ξ produces a 50% change in me. Sub-millimetre gravity is the most sensitive single probe of the entire ether framework.

Table 9.1: Standard me Values

m_e (eV)ξ (μm)\u03BC\u0302 (meV)c_s (10\u2076 m/s)\u03C3_c (km/s)a_s (m)
0.311.10.52712.5624870.078
0.510.00.3888.3512580.159
1.08.70.2564.794990.419
2.07.60.1692.751981.11
3.07.00.1321.991151.95

Table 9.2: If ξ Is Measured

ξ (μm)m_e (eV)\u03BC\u0302 (meV)c_s (10\u2076 m/s)\u03C3_c (km/s)a_s (m)
66.510.0831.07415.76
81.540.1973.392800.769
100.510.3858.2712390.161
120.200.66517.1541780.045
150.071.29941.87184960.009

Verification

ξ = 8.7 μm at m_e = 1.0 eV (Table 9.1)
c_s = 4.80 × 10⁶ m/s at m_e = 1.0 eV
σ_c ≈ 499 km/s at m_e = 1.0 eV, δ=80
Round-trip: m_e(ξ(1.0 eV)) ≈ 1.0 eV (self-consistency)
m_e ∝ ξ⁻⁵ scaling: ratio at ξ=6 vs ξ=12

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