A Vacuum Dissolution Cell: Extractable Power from the Surviving Count After Vacuum Contributions Dissolve

This paper presents a complete design study of the device is a sealed resonant cell, one cubic metre in the reference size, intended to couple cyclically to the surviving vacuum contribution and convert a stated small fraction of each cycle's coupled energy into electrical power, derived from stated assumptions and computed throughout by the accompanying script. Granting a million effective mode channels, megahertz cycling, and a capture efficiency of one part in a thousand, the one-cubic-metre reference cell yields 0.6 W, a power density roughly nine orders of magnitude below the solar flux of 1361 W per square metre. The cell is a bound on the theory, not a power source. Every figure in the study is a computed result of the stated model and nothing was built or tested: the study is SIMULATED, NOT MEASURED, and its limits are stated as plainly as its performance.