Interactive Tools
All of Synchronism's interactive tools in one place. Start with the Coherence Explorer or Galaxy Plotter if this is your first visit — both work without any background knowledge.
Coherence Explorer
Drag γ and ρ_crit sliders and watch the C(ρ) curve update live. See how the quantum-classical transition sharpens or flattens.
Galaxy Curve Plotter
Pick a galaxy from the SPARC dataset. See three curves: visible-matter prediction (dashed), observed rotation (blue dots), and Synchronism fit (violet).
γ Calculator
Input N_corr (number of correlated particles) and read off γ, the regime label, and what that means physically. Presets: gas, liquid, crystal, BCS superconductor, BEC.
Phase Boundary Visualizer
Drag the γ slider and see where familiar systems (ideal gas, water, BCS superconductor, galaxies) sit along the coherence axis. Note: the tool shows the γ dimension only; a full γ–ρ phase diagram is not yet implemented.
Equation Walkthrough
Step-by-step interactive derivation. Each step shows the equation, the physical motivation, and how the parameters connect.
Consciousness Threshold Demo
Hover over eight approaches to coherence-based consciousness (Information Integration, Phase Coherence, Neural Avalanche Criticality, and five more) and see why they converge near C ≈ 0.50. Note: all eight share the same underlying C-parameter structure — the convergence is a self-consistency check, not eight independent measurements.
Chemistry Correlation Explorer
See how γ correlates with chemical properties (sound velocity, electronegativity, bulk modulus) across 1,703 phenomena.
Tip: The Coherence Explorer and Galaxy Plotter are the best starting points. The Galaxy Plotter in particular gives an immediate visual sense of what the framework is doing — you can see the violet Synchronism curve track the observed data better than the visible-matter prediction. The γ Calculator adds physical intuition once you've seen the curves.