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defmodule IsLabDB.CosmicConstants do
@moduledoc """
Fundamental physics constants for the computational universe.
These constants govern the behavior of the physics-inspired database operations:
- Planck time determines minimum query granularity
- Light speed limits maximum operations per second
- Entropy threshold triggers automatic rebalancing
- Cosmic background temperature provides system stability baseline
"""
# Planck-scale constants
@planck_time_ns 5.39e-35 * 1_000_000_000 # Minimum query time resolution
@light_speed_ops_per_sec 299_792_458 # Maximum operations per second per core
@entropy_rebalance_threshold 2.5 # When to trigger cosmic rebalancing
@cosmic_background_temp 2.7 # Kelvin, always stable baseline
# Quantum mechanics constants
@planck_constant 6.62607015e-34 # For quantum state calculations
@reduced_planck 1.054571817e-34 # ℏ for quantum operations
@boltzmann_constant 1.380649e-23 # For entropy calculations
# Database-specific physics
@gravitational_constant 6.67430e-11 # For data attraction calculations
@fine_structure_constant 7.2973525693e-3 # For quantum entanglement strength
@avogadro_number 6.02214076e23 # For large-scale data operations
@doc """
Planck time in nanoseconds - minimum time resolution for queries.
Queries faster than this are considered instantaneous.
"""
def planck_time_ns, do: @planck_time_ns
@doc """
Maximum theoretical operations per second per CPU core.
Based on the speed of light as fundamental computational limit.
"""
def light_speed_ops_per_sec, do: @light_speed_ops_per_sec
@doc """
Entropy threshold that triggers automatic system rebalancing.
When system entropy exceeds this value, cosmic rebalancing begins.
"""
def entropy_rebalance_threshold, do: @entropy_rebalance_threshold
@doc """
Cosmic microwave background temperature - the stable baseline for all operations.
Always 2.7 Kelvin, representing perfect cosmic stability.
"""
def cosmic_background_temp, do: @cosmic_background_temp
@doc "Planck constant for quantum state calculations"
def planck_constant, do: @planck_constant
@doc "Reduced Planck constant (ℏ) for quantum operations"
def reduced_planck, do: @reduced_planck
@doc "Boltzmann constant for entropy and temperature calculations"
def boltzmann_constant, do: @boltzmann_constant
@doc "Gravitational constant for data attraction and shard routing"
def gravitational_constant, do: @gravitational_constant
@doc "Fine structure constant for quantum entanglement strength calculations"
def fine_structure_constant, do: @fine_structure_constant
@doc "Avogadro's number for large-scale data operations"
def avogadro_number, do: @avogadro_number
@doc """
Speed of light constant for wormhole routing calculations.
"""
def speed_of_light, do: @light_speed_ops_per_sec
@doc """
Calculate quantum energy level for a data item based on access frequency.
Higher frequency = higher energy level = faster access.
"""
def quantum_energy_level(access_frequency) when is_number(access_frequency) do
@planck_constant * access_frequency
end
@doc """
Calculate gravitational attraction between two data items.
Used for intelligent shard placement and data locality optimization.
"""
def gravitational_attraction(mass1, mass2, distance) when distance > 0 do
@gravitational_constant * mass1 * mass2 / (distance * distance)
end
@doc """
Calculate entropy increase rate for load balancing decisions.
Based on Boltzmann entropy formula.
"""
def entropy_rate(temperature, energy_states) when temperature > 0 do
@boltzmann_constant * temperature * :math.log(energy_states)
end
@doc """
Check if two quantum states can be entangled based on fine structure constant.
Returns entanglement probability between 0.0 and 1.0.
"""
def entanglement_probability(state1_energy, state2_energy) do
energy_difference = abs(state1_energy - state2_energy)
# Higher energy difference reduces entanglement probability
probability = :math.exp(-energy_difference * @fine_structure_constant)
min(probability, 1.0)
end
@doc """
Calculate time dilation factor for different processing priority levels.
Critical priority has faster subjective time, background has slower.
"""
def time_dilation_factor(priority) do
case priority do
:critical -> 0.5 # Time moves twice as fast
:high -> 0.7 # Time moves 30% faster
:normal -> 1.0 # Normal time flow
:low -> 1.5 # Time moves 50% slower
:background -> 2.0 # Time moves twice as slow
_ -> 1.0
end
end
@doc """
Calculate schwarzschild radius for cache event horizon.
Determines maximum cache size before data 'escapes' the cache.
"""
def schwarzschild_radius(cache_mass) when cache_mass > 0 do
# Simplified formula for computational black hole
2 * @gravitational_constant * cache_mass / (@light_speed_ops_per_sec * @light_speed_ops_per_sec)
end
@doc """
All fundamental constants as a map for system initialization.
"""
def all_constants do
%{
planck_time_ns: @planck_time_ns,
light_speed_ops_per_sec: @light_speed_ops_per_sec,
entropy_rebalance_threshold: @entropy_rebalance_threshold,
cosmic_background_temp: @cosmic_background_temp,
planck_constant: @planck_constant,
reduced_planck: @reduced_planck,
boltzmann_constant: @boltzmann_constant,
gravitational_constant: @gravitational_constant,
fine_structure_constant: @fine_structure_constant,
avogadro_number: @avogadro_number
}
end
end