Dr. Wm. Craig Byrdwell is Research Scientist, Analytical Chemist, Chromatographer, and Mass Spectrometrist, and most importanly,
The Father of The Unit Simulacrum and
The Father of Whole PI.
Dr. Byrdwell is recently retired from the U.S.D.A. Agricultural Research Service, after spending 26 years studying lipids (mainly fats & oils) using multiple, parallel, LCx-MSy techniques. Dr. Byrdwell developed data treatment methods to efficiently deal with the massive amounts of data produced. The result of multiple ground-laying articles was the Simulacrum System, which is a new, peer-reviewed function and thoughtform that uses Critical Ratios to derive information about a system.
Two decades ago, Dr. Byrdwell examined the Critical Ratio associated with circles, which is pi, π, and developed the New Model for Dimensions to reproduce the conventional diameter-based system (CDBS) using only two equations instead of the conventional three equations. Then Dr. Byrdwell extrapolated the NMD to mass to produce the Dimension Model of Mass, which shows 10 Dimensions of Mass and shows a never-before seen pattern in the Periodic Table of Elements. The Dimension form was generalized to the Generalized New Model for Dimensions (GNMD).
In 2025, Dr. Byrdwell developed a similarly more efficient model for the conventional radius-based system (CRBS) on which our current sciences are based. The new, more efficient radius-based system is called the New Model for Radius Dimensions (NMRD), which requires only two equations to express three Dimensions of radius-based space.
Based on NMD, DMM, GNMD, and NMRD, Dr. Byrdwell developed a model of the models, the Meta-Model for Space and Mass.
Dr. Byrdwell now produces the @DimensionChangePodcast, as well as the Byrdwell.com network of websites, to publicize the New Model for Dimensions, the Dimension Model of Mass, the New Model for Radius Dimensions, and the Meta-Model for Space and Mass.
A search of Google Scholar for W C Byrdwell shows a list of 1,790 results on 02/12/2023. Hirsh index, h = 32.
This is intended to be an easier-to-read article describing the new understanding of pi, named Whole PI, and the new understnading of Space,Mass, and The PeriodicTable. It does not include all detais in the original article.
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