AlchemyCalc Energy V3 — CRI-ONE

96 live, computable functions in one portable, fully offline file. The complete AlchemyCalc G2 base (CGB depositions, attributed open-science corpus, instruction editor, AutoPhi math accelerator, Fractal Lab, database loader) plus a 46-instruction Energy pack: Electrical (11) · Generation & Storage (11) · Thermal (9) · Fuel & Motion (10) · Nuclear & Orbital (5).

What the Energy pack computes

series/parallel and divider circuits, RC/LC transients and resonance, transformers, three-phase power, wire drop, power-factor correction, hydro and pumped storage, flywheels, solar-array and battery-bank sizing, Peukert runtime, generator EMF, heat-pump COP, sensible/latent heat, Fourier conduction, Stefan–Boltzmann radiation, degree-days, vehicle road-load, EV range, the Tsiolkovsky rocket equation, escape velocity, Kepler orbits, mass defect and fission energy.

96
live functions — every one attributed
46
Energy instructions in the themed pack
12.2 M/s
log-gamma evaluations — accelerator, measured
10±308
numerical range, honestly displayed

Learn it right — a suggestion. These are professional-grade instructions, and most people need instructional help the first time through. Our suggestion: pair this edition with an AI tutor, such as Claude by Anthropic (claude.ai) — paste an instruction's 📜 origin line, its formula, and your numbers, and ask Claude to walk you through what it means, the units, and how to read the result before you rely on it. The calculator computes; a tutor explains.

Provenance — who and what

Formulas and laws of nature are unpatentable — no one owns them. Every calculation names its origin, in-app and in the shipped ledgers (PROVENANCE.md + PROVENANCE-ENERGY.md). The ten CGB Mathematical Depositions are © Christopher Gabriel Brown; every borrowed formula credits its originator and year.

In the box

  • The AlchemyCalc Energy app — one file (186 KB), no install, no internet, phone-ready
  • The Proof button — the calculator verifies itself against known values, live on your device
  • The Professor button — composes a full lesson prompt for an AI tutor such as Claude (claude.ai)
  • Plain-English guide (laymen notes), quick-start, license & IP notice
  • Both provenance ledgers and a fictional demo dataset

Engineering estimates — verify against electrical codes, standards, and manufacturer data before any real installation.

Christopher Gabriel Brown — Inventor · Author · Visionary

christopher@cri-one.com · crioneaka@outlook.com · 1341 Wellington Cove, Lawrenceville, GA 30043-5255, USA

© 2010–2026 Christopher Gabriel Brown, CRI-ONE. All rights reserved. Patents issued and pending.

Complete instruction list — all 96 functions

Every instruction in this edition, with its formula and its origin. Mathematical formulas and laws of nature are unpatentable; each borrowed formula credits its originator and year, and the ten CGB Mathematical Depositions are © Christopher Gabriel Brown.

CGB depositions (10)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
1 · Dimensional FoldV(n-sphere) = π^(n/2) / Γ(n/2+1) · rⁿ ⟹ peaks at n* = 5, → 0 as n → ∞CGB Deposition 1 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on the classical n-sphere volume via Leonhard Euler's Gamma function (18th c.)
2 · Entropic BridgeS = −k_B Σ pᵢ ln pᵢ ≥ ∮dQ/T (Shannon = Clausius = Helmholtz)CGB Deposition 2 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Claude Shannon (1948), Ludwig Boltzmann & Rudolf Clausius (19th c.), Rolf Landauer (1961)
3 · Golden Spiral Convergencelim F(n+1)/F(n) = φ = (1+√5)/2 ⟹ r_opt = φ⁻² ≈ 0.382 wire/gate areaCGB Deposition 3 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Leonardo of Pisa “Fibonacci” (1202) and Euclid's extreme-and-mean ratio (~300 BC)
4 · Harmonic DecayΣ 1/n² = π²/6 ⊗ ∫₀^∞ e^(−λt)cos(ωt)dt = λ/(λ²+ω²)CGB Deposition 4 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Leonhard Euler's Basel solution (1734) and Pierre-Simon Laplace's transform (c. 1785)
5 · Photon Chromosome EncodingC = ⌊log₂(Δλ/δλ)⌋ + ⌊log₂(2π/δθ)⌋ + ⌊log₂(I_max/I_min)⌋ bits/photonCGB Deposition 5 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Claude Shannon's information theory (1948) and Max Planck's quantum (1900)
6 · Quantum Counting Paradox2ⁿ states ≠ 2ⁿ computations ⟹ P = sin²((2k+1)θ), k* = ⌊(π/4)√N⌋CGB Deposition 6 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Lov Grover's quantum search algorithm (1996)
7 · Recursive Growth BoundT(n) = a·T(n/b) + n^c ⟹ compare c against log_b(a)CGB Deposition 7 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on the Master Theorem of Jon Bentley, Dorothea Haken & James B. Saxe (1980)
8 · Thermal Noise FloorE_bit ≥ k_B·T·ln2 ⟹ FLOPS_max = P_budget / (k_B·T·ln2)CGB Deposition 8 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Rolf Landauer's limit (1961)
9 · Voxel ResonanceΨ(v) = Π[αₖ sin(2πfₖ/Nₖ) + βₖ e^(−γₖd²)] · det(M_seed)CGB Deposition 9 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — original composite formulation
10 · Zero-Point FabricationΣ ½ħω → ∞ ⟹ ζ(−1) = −1/12 ⟹ E_reg = −ħcπ²/(720d³)CGB Deposition 10 © Christopher Gabriel Brown — builds on Hendrik Casimir (1948) and Euler–Riemann zeta regularization ζ(−1) = −1/12

Mathematics (8)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Quadratic rootsax² + bx + c = 0 ⟹ x = (−b ± √(b²−4ac)) / 2aClassical mathematics — Babylonian tablets (~1800 BC); general solution tradition of al-Khwarizmi (c. 820). Unpatentable, public domain
Combinations & permutationsC(n,k) = n! / k!(n−k)! · P(n,k) = n!/(n−k)! (log-gamma — no overflow)Classical combinatorics — Pingala (~200 BC), Blaise Pascal (1654); computed via Cornelius Lanczos's log-gamma approximation (1964). Public domain
Bayes' theoremP(A|B) = P(B|A)·P(A) / [P(B|A)·P(A) + P(B|¬A)·P(¬A)]Rev. Thomas Bayes (published 1763), generalized by Pierre-Simon Laplace (1774). Public domain
Normal distributionφ(x) = e^(−(x−μ)²/2σ²) / σ√2π · Φ(x) via erfAbraham de Moivre (1733), Carl Friedrich Gauss (1809); erf approximation from Abramowitz & Stegun's Handbook 7.1.26 (Hastings, 1964, US-Gov public domain)
Logistic growthP(t) = K / (1 + ((K−P₀)/P₀)·e^(−rt))Pierre François Verhulst (1838). Public domain
Compound & continuous growthA = P(1 + r/n)^(nt) · A = P·e^(rt)Classical finance mathematics; continuous compounding via Jacob Bernoulli (1683) and Euler's e. Public domain
Shannon channel capacityC = B · log₂(1 + S/N)Claude Shannon (1948), with Ralph Hartley (1928) — the Shannon–Hartley theorem. Public domain
Prime counting estimateπ(n) ≈ n/ln n · sharper: n/(ln n − 1)Carl Friedrich Gauss & Adrien-Marie Legendre (1790s); Prime Number Theorem proved by Hadamard & de la Vallée Poussin (1896). Public domain

Physics & Energy (12)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Mass–energy E = mc²E = m·c²Albert Einstein (1905). A law of nature — unpatentable, public domain
Kinetic energy & momentumKE = ½mv² · p = mvClassical mechanics — Isaac Newton (1687), Gottfried Leibniz's vis viva; modern ½mv² formalized 19th c. Public domain
Ohm's law solverV = I·R · P = V·I (leave exactly one of V/I/R blank)Georg Simon Ohm (1827); electrical power after James Prescott Joule. Public domain
Coulomb's lawF = k·q₁·q₂ / r²Charles-Augustin de Coulomb (1785). Public domain
Ideal gas PV = nRTP·V = n·R·T (leave exactly one blank)Émile Clapeyron (1834), combining Robert Boyle (1662), Jacques Charles, Joseph Gay-Lussac and Amedeo Avogadro. Public domain
Carnot efficiencyη = 1 − T_cold / T_hotSadi Carnot (1824). Public domain
Battery C-rate & runtimeE = Ah·V · I = C·Ah · runtime = 1/CStandard electrical-engineering C-rate convention (20th c. industry practice). No single originator; unpatentable arithmetic
Solar PV yieldE = A · η · H_sun · PRStandard photovoltaic yield estimation (industry practice, late 20th c.). Unpatentable arithmetic
Wind turbine powerP = ½·ρ·A·v³·Cp (Betz limit Cp ≤ 16/27 ≈ 0.593)Kinetic flux ½ρAv³ (classical); Betz limit — Albert Betz (1919), independently Frederick Lanchester (1915). Public domain
Radioactive decayN(t) = N₀·e^(−λt), λ = ln2 / t½Ernest Rutherford & Frederick Soddy (1902). A law of nature — public domain
Photon energy E = hc/λE = h·c / λMax Planck (1900) and Albert Einstein (1905). Public domain
Faraday electrolysism = Q·M / (z·F), Q = I·tMichael Faraday's laws of electrolysis (1834). Public domain

Chemistry & Carbon (10)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Dilution C₁V₁ = C₂V₂C₁·V₁ = C₂·V₂ (leave exactly one blank)Standard laboratory chemistry (C₁V₁ = C₂V₂ conservation). No single originator; unpatentable arithmetic
pH / pOHpH = −log₁₀[H⁺] · pH + pOH = 14Søren Peder Lauritz Sørensen (1909). Public domain
Henderson–HasselbalchpH = pKa + log₁₀([A⁻]/[HA])Lawrence Joseph Henderson (1908) and Karl Albert Hasselbalch (1917). Public domain
Arrhenius ratek = A·e^(−Ea/RT)Svante Arrhenius (1889). Public domain
Gibbs free energyΔG = ΔH − T·ΔS · K = e^(−ΔG/RT)Josiah Willard Gibbs (1873–1878); equilibrium link after Jacobus van 't Hoff. Public domain
Nernst equationE = E° − (RT/zF)·ln QWalther Nernst (1889). Public domain
Beer–LambertA = ε·l·cPierre Bouguer (1729), Johann Heinrich Lambert (1760), August Beer (1852). Public domain
Hydrocarbon combustion — CO₂ ledgerCₓHᵧ + (x+y/4)O₂ → xCO₂ + (y/2)H₂OStoichiometry on Antoine Lavoisier's conservation of mass (1770s–80s). Public domain
Carbon-14 datingt = (t½/ln2)·ln(N₀/N), t½ = 5,730 yrWillard Libby (1946–49, Nobel 1960); 5,730-yr “Cambridge half-life” (1962). Public domain
Percent yield & atom economyyield% = actual/theoretical · 100 · AE% = M(product)/ΣM(reactants) · 100Standard chemistry; atom economy after Barry Trost (1991, concept — the arithmetic is unpatentable). Public domain

Medicine (10)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Body mass indexBMI = kg / m²Adolphe Quetelet (1832); the name “body mass index” after Ancel Keys (1972); WHO bands. Public domain
Body surface area (Mosteller)BSA = √(cm·kg / 3600)R. D. Mosteller (1987, NEJM). A published clinical formula — unpatentable
Creatinine clearance (Cockcroft–Gault)CrCl = (140−age)·kg·(0.85 if female) / (72·SCr)Donald Cockcroft & Matthew Gault (1976, Nephron). Public domain
Half-life & steady statet½ = 0.693/k · steady state ≈ 5·t½Standard pharmacokinetics, foundational work of Torsten Teorell (1937). Public domain
Loading doseLD = C_target · Vd · kg / FStandard clinical pharmacokinetics (Rowland & Tozer convention). Unpatentable arithmetic
Maintenance dosingrate = Cl · C_ss / FStandard clinical pharmacokinetics (Rowland & Tozer convention). Unpatentable arithmetic
Clearance ↔ Vd ↔ t½Cl = k·Vd · t½ = 0.693·Vd/ClStandard pharmacokinetics — clearance/volume/half-life identities. Public domain
Mass dose → molar dosen = dose / M(formula) — molar mass from the built-in engineStandard chemistry applied to dosing; molar masses from IUPAC values. Unpatentable arithmetic
IV drip rategtt/min = volume·dropFactor / minutesStandard clinical/nursing formula. No single originator; unpatentable arithmetic
Cardiac output (Fick)CO = VO₂ / [(CaO₂ − CvO₂) · 10]Adolf Eugen Fick's principle (1870). Public domain

Electrical (11)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Resistors in series & parallelR_series = ΣR · 1/R_parallel = Σ(1/R)Circuit laws of Gustav Kirchhoff (1845) on Georg Ohm's law (1827). Public domain
Voltage dividerV_out = V_in · R₂/(R₁+R₂)Standard circuit analysis (Ohm/Kirchhoff lineage). Public domain
Capacitor energy & chargeE = ½CV² · Q = CVClassical electrostatics (Leyden-jar lineage, 18th c.; field energy after Maxwell). Public domain
Inductor energyE = ½LI²Classical electromagnetism (Faraday/Maxwell lineage, 19th c.). Public domain
RC charging curveV(t) = V₀·(1 − e^(−t/RC))Standard first-order transient analysis (19th-c. telegraphy lineage). Public domain
LC resonant frequencyf = 1 / (2π·√(LC))William Thomson, Lord Kelvin (1853). Public domain
Transformer ratiosV_s/V_p = N_s/N_p · I_s/I_p = N_p/N_sMichael Faraday's induction (1831); practical transformer 1880s. Public domain
Three-phase powerP = √3·V_L·I_L·pfStandard AC power engineering (three-phase after Dolivo-Dobrovolsky & Tesla era, 1880s–90s). Public domain
Wire resistance & voltage dropR = ρL/A · round-trip drop = 2·I·RPouillet's law form of Ohm's law (Claude Pouillet, 1837). Public domain
Power-factor correctionQ_c = P·(tanφ₁ − tanφ₂)Standard AC power engineering. Unpatentable arithmetic
Ohmic (I²R) heatingP = I²RJoule's first law — James Prescott Joule (1841). Public domain

E_GS (11)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Hydroelectric powerP = ρ·g·Q·H·ηClassical hydraulics (Bernoulli lineage, 18th c.). Public domain
Pumped-storage energyE = ρ·V·g·h·ηClassical mechanics — gravitational potential energy. Public domain
Flywheel energyE = ½·I·ω²Classical rotational mechanics (Euler lineage). Public domain
Capacity factorCF = actual MWh / (rated MW × 8760)Standard utility-industry metric. Unpatentable arithmetic
Solar array sizingarray kW = daily kWh / (sun-hours × PR)Standard photovoltaic sizing practice. Unpatentable arithmetic
Battery bank sizingAh = kWh/day × autonomy days × 1000 / (V × DoD × η)Standard off-grid sizing practice. Unpatentable arithmetic
Peukert battery runtimet = H·(C/(I·H))^kWilhelm Peukert (1897). Public domain
Battery pack mass from densitymass = kWh × 1000 / (Wh/kg)Arithmetic on published energy densities. Unpatentable
Generator EMF (Faraday)EMF_peak = N·B·A·ωMichael Faraday's law of induction (1831). Public domain
Heat-pump COP (Carnot bound)COP_heat ≤ T_h/(T_h−T_c) · COP_cool ≤ T_c/(T_h−T_c)Carnot bound — Sadi Carnot (1824). Public domain
Fuel mass → electricitykWh = kg × MJ/kg / 3.6 × ηStandard calorimetry and plant-efficiency arithmetic. Public domain

E_TH (9)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Sensible heat Q = mcΔTQ = m·c·ΔTJoseph Black's specific heat (18th c.). Public domain
Latent heat Q = mLQ = m·L (water: fusion 334, vaporization 2257 kJ/kg)Joseph Black's latent heat (1761). Public domain
Heat conduction (Fourier)Q̇ = k·A·ΔT / dJean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier (1822). Public domain
Radiation (Stefan–Boltzmann)P = ε·σ·A·T⁴Josef Stefan (1879) and Ludwig Boltzmann (1884). Public domain
Newton's coolingT(t) = T_a + (T₀−T_a)·e^(−kt)Isaac Newton (1701). Public domain
Building U-value lossQ̇ = U·A·ΔT · R = 1/UStandard building physics (Fourier lineage). Public domain
Heating degree-day energyE = UA·HDD·24 / 1000Standard HVAC degree-day method (20th c. practice). Unpatentable arithmetic
Thermal expansionΔL = α·L·ΔTClassical thermophysics. Public domain
Water-heating timet = m·c·ΔT / PQ = mcΔT applied (Joseph Black lineage). Public domain

E_FM (10)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Vehicle road-load powerP = C_rr·m·g·v + ½·ρ·C_dA·v³Standard vehicle dynamics (rolling + aerodynamic drag, Rayleigh drag lineage). Public domain
EV range & charge timerange = kWh×1000 / (Wh/km)Standard EV engineering arithmetic. Unpatentable
Fuel economy conversion & costL/100km = 235.215 / mpg(US)Unit conversion + arithmetic. Unpatentable
Stop-and-go energy & regenE = ½mv² per stop · recovered = E×regenClassical kinetic energy (Leibniz/Coriolis lineage). Public domain
Rocket equation (Tsiolkovsky)Δv = v_e·ln(m₀/m_f)Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1903). Public domain
Escape velocityv_e = √(2GM/r)Newtonian gravitation (Isaac Newton, 1687). Public domain
Orbital period (Kepler)T = 2π·√(a³/GM)Johannes Kepler's third law (1619), form via Newton. Public domain
Power ↔ torque ↔ rpmP = τ·ω, ω = rpm·2π/60Classical mechanics; horsepower after James Watt (1780s). Public domain
Gravity storage E = mghE = m·g·hClassical mechanics — potential energy. Public domain
Appliance running costcost = W × h/day × 365 × rate / 1000Billing arithmetic. Unpatentable

E_NO (5)

InstructionFormulaOrigin — who and what
Binding energy from mass defectE = Δm·c² · 1 u = 931.494 MeVAlbert Einstein (1905); mass-spectrograph defect work of Francis Aston (1919). Public domain
Fission energy per kilogramE = N_atoms × ~200 MeVFission discovered by Hahn & Strassmann, explained by Meitner & Frisch (1938); ~200 MeV/fission standard nuclear engineering. Public domain
Radioactivity from massA = λN, λ = ln2/t½Rutherford & Soddy decay law (1902). Public domain
Inverse-square intensityI = I₀·(r₀/r)²Classical geometry of radiation (Kepler/Newton lineage). Public domain
Photon flux from powern = P·λ / (h·c)Max Planck (1900) and Albert Einstein (1905). Public domain
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Themed edition on the AlchemyCalc G2 core: 96 live functions — the G2 base plus a 46-instruction power, storage & thermodynamics pack. Proof & Professor buttons, instruction editor, math accelerator, Fractal Lab. Engineering estimates — verify against codes. Plain-English guide included.
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Publicly online since 2010 · U.S. patent applications since 2012 · inventions offered since 2014. The work of Christopher Gabriel Brown, independently documented.

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