A Poisson Distribution Plot with λ=1.6678205 is time-scaled by (109),
The good thing about Poisson is its sum property which states that,
"Suppose that N and M are independent random variables, and that N has the Poisson distribution with parameter c>0 and M has the Poisson distribution with parameter d>0. Then N+M has the Poisson distribution with parameter c+d."
and
"Suppose that N has the Poisson distribution with parameter c>0. Thenfor n∈N+, N has the same distribution as ∑ni=1Ni where (N1,N2,…,Nn) are independent, and each has the Poisson distribution with parameter cn."
which lead us to conclude that, as (c+d)→1, (N+M)→A, where A is the total number of particles in the population presenting the Poisson statistics. ie,
∑Ainλei=1
That simply,
A.nλe=A.pmc2ΔQ=A.12cmc2ΔQ=A.mc2ΔQ=1
A=2ΔQmc
As p is derived from c along one direction, for all direction in 3D space inside a sphere,
Av=43πA3=323π(ΔQmc)3
Av is the Avogadro Constant (an assumption), referring to mass measured in kg.
If we replace,
ΔQ=mQc2
that the entanglement quantum packet has an equivalent mass (inertia), mQ in the time dimension.
Av=323πc3(mQm)3
If Av is a constant then, the ratio mQm is also a constant.
6.022140e26=323∗π∗(299792458)3(mQm)3
(mQm)3=6.0221409.029022
(mQm)3=0.66698
mQm=0.8737
which is large. This lead to the postulation that Av is wrong, that in fact,
mQm=1
that entanglement is collision in the time dimension of similar particles of equal mass. The time dimension became accessible at light speed. In which case, the new constant,
AD=323∗π∗(299792458)3=9.029022e26
shall be called the Durian constant.
Have a nice day.