PUH Theorem 330 (The Floor Is Rigid, and It Is Not an Engine) — T197's Measured Flux Gives a Solar-Mass Core 3.5×10⁵ W Against the Sun's 3.8×10²⁶, So T210's Accumulation Condition Is Satisfied by Twenty-One Orders and the Core Contributes Mass Without Energy

Brian Martell

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21920033

August 13, 2026Open Access

PUH Theorem 330 (The Floor Is Rigid, and It Is Not an Engine) — T197's Measured Flux Gives a Solar-Mass Core 3.5×10⁵ W Against the Sun's 3.8×10²⁶, So T210's Accumulation Condition Is Satisfied by Twenty-One Orders and the Core Contributes Mass Without Energy

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Quantify the energy generation capacity and mass accumulation condition of horizon-scale cores within the Photonic Universe Hypothesis using empirical baseline flux constraints.
Applied a core capacity scaling relation P(M) = q · 16πG²M²/c⁴ calibrated to a baseline thermal flux of q = 3.2×10⁻³ W/m².
Computed energy outputs across masses ranging from planetary seeds (5×10²¹ kg) to 30 solar-mass cores and compared them directly to solar luminosity (3.828×10²⁶ W).
A solar-mass core yields an energetic capacity of 3.51×10⁵ W, falling short of solar luminosity (3.828×10²⁶ W) by 21 orders of magnitude.
The infall-to-folding accumulation condition is exceeded by 21 orders of magnitude, demonstrating that matter continuously piles up around the core rather than clearing.
Core energy output cannot power stellar luminosity or dictate stellar types, confining the core's observational signature entirely to modifications of the mass-radius relation.

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Theoretical analysis reveals solar-mass core thermal capacity falls 21 orders below solar luminosity in stellar models, indicating cores supply mass rather than radiative energy.

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