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This research aims to clarify the scaling factor N within the Helos framework for cosmological analysis.

May 25, 2026Open Access

Defining the Scaling Factor N for the Helos Maximum Unit of Action

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This research aims to clarify the scaling factor N within the Helos framework for cosmological analysis.
Builds upon Dirac's Large Number Hypothesis and D. Valev's 2019 analysis.
Introduces the Snapshot Problem regarding epoch-markers versus constants.
Compares time, length, and mass routes to identify dark matter mass as a scaling factor.
Identifies dark matter mass as the current candidate for defining a fixed cosmic scaling factor.
Derives Helos unit values in the context of finite-universe boundary conditions.
Discusses the structural role of dark matter in large-number relations.

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Preprint addresses the scaling factor N for Helos maximum unit of action, revealing implications for cosmology.

Paul Steven Wheeldon (2026) studied this question.

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