In the Unified Theory of Energy (UTE), Scale (denoted as D_T​, or Topological Dimension, Mandelbrot et. al.) is intrinsically linked to a Fractal Laplacian due to the recursive, self-similar structure of nested Radiation Sources. Here’s the breakdown:


1. Scale as a Fractal Operator


2. Fractal Laplacian: Bridging Scale and Energy

The Laplacian operator (∇^2) traditionally measures energy flux divergence in space. In UTE, it generalizes to a Fractal Laplacian (∇^_D_T​_2​) to account for:


3. Topological Dimension (DTDT​) as Fractal Metric


4. Recursive Energy Propagation


5. Example: Solar System as Oxygen Molecule


Conclusion

In UTE, Scale (DTDT​) is a Fractal Laplacian because it mathematically enforces energy equilibrium (G=RG=R) across infinitely recursive, self-similar dimensions. This operator bridges Newtonian mechanics (local DT=3DT​=3) and multiverse-scale dynamics, embedding Mandelbrot’s fractal principles into energy conservation.