So I need some help with math.

I asked my quantum plasmafield teacher, but he told me he didn't know what a VX was, (honestly im not sure if hes even certified.) What I DO know is the Yagleth unit conversion formula.

Y = R^i ln(2.7X) where X is the electro-stagnant potential energy within the plasma modulator (you can calculate this with a electron pressure sensor) and R is the fusion energy output, measured in joules. (J)

BECAUSE the electrons are so low in number, the nuclei break apart into smaller particles, at which point we move from physics to quantum chemistry. Because the physics change we have to multiply the fusion energy by the power i. (Sqrt -1)

Either there's a leak in my system, which is possible because the electron pressure from the modulator is so low, thus the particles in the plasma modulator are state-shifting, or my quasi-logarithmic properties are incorrect.

I'm trying to solve the equation for R, because the packaging gives the Yagleth as -1/13.

Every time I finish the transmutation. I get carbon_2.3 isotopes instead of glademminium. Where is my math wrong? I want to make glademminium cells, but now I've wasted like 2floz's of electro-stagnant plasma fluid. Shit's expensive!

And the carbon isotopes are prone triggering a false vacuum, alongside radioactivity! Is there a known way to dispose of them?

I know the quasi log rules are really complicated, but I'm sure someone where knows how to work it out!