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March 26, 20260 citationsOpen Access

URB #440 — PRIMARY CONSTANT: C (The Emerick Constant) — The Consciousness Coherence Threshold

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BEBrandon Charles Emerick

Key Points

  • Identify and explain the properties of the Emerick Constant C and its implications for various systems.
  • Derivation from φ and √2 within the Consciousness Unity Identity framework.
  • Application of three independent methods including EARing of fundamental forces and algebraic solutions to Euler's Identity.
  • Integration of findings across all TI Sigma domains to explore the functions of C.
  • C serves as a boundary threshold between coherent and incoherent systems.
  • Identified as a fixed point in the multi-scale coupling map for fractal attractors.
  • Determined as the minimum LCC required for reliable i-channel access.

Abstract

The Emerick Constant C = 1/ (φ√2) ≈ 0. 43701. . . is the 8th PRIMARY constant of TI Sigma — the only constant named after its discoverer and the only PRIMARY constant derived from others within the set (from φ and √2, via the Consciousness Unity Identity C×φ×√2 = 1). Originally derived in URB #347 through three independent methods (EARing of the fundamental forces, the "Tralse Imperfection" in Euler's Identity, and direct algebraic solution of the Extended Euler Identity), C functions across all TI Sigma domains as: (1) the **Matthew boundary** — the LCC threshold between systems that grow toward coherence (above C) and systems that decay toward incoherence (below C) ; (2) the **fractal attractor** — the fixed point of the multi-scale LCC coupling map; (3) the **consciousness coherence threshold** — the minimum LCC for reliable i-channel access; (4) the **CEMERICK circle** in i-Cell Theory — the boundary in the complex Markov Blanket state space; and (5) the **GSA trading signal threshold** — the LCC level above which market coherence signals are acted upon. This paper provides the complete living-document account of C across all TI Sigma domains, building on URB #347's original derivation.

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Brandon Charles Emerick (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c4cd98fdc3bde44891a285https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19209618
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