IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.Candidates.Podkletnov

   1import Mathlib
   2import IndisputableMonolith.Flight.Falsifiers
   3import IndisputableMonolith.Flight.GravityBridge
   4
   5/-!
   6# RS Hypothesis: Podkletnov Gravity Shielding
   7
   8This module formalizes the core claim of E. Podkletnov (1992/1997) within the
   9Recognition Science framework.
  10
  11## The Claim
  12A rotating YBCO superconductor disk produces a weight reduction (0.3% - 2.1%)
  13in objects placed above it.
  14
  15## RS Interpretation
  16This is either:
  171. **ILG Effect:** Modification of the local metric weight kernel w(k,a).
  182. **Spiral-Field Thrust:** A phase-gradient force acting on the test mass.
  19
  20We model it primarily as a **Thrust/Weight Anomaly** subject to Flight falsifiers.
  21-/
  22
  23namespace IndisputableMonolith
  24namespace Gravity
  25namespace Candidates
  26namespace Podkletnov
  27
  28open IndisputableMonolith.Flight
  29
  30/-- The claimed effect magnitude range (0.3% to 2.1%). -/
  31def claimed_effect_range (weight_loss_pct : ℝ) : Prop :=
  32  0.3 ≤ weight_loss_pct ∧ weight_loss_pct ≤ 2.1
  33
  34/-- RS Falsifier: Vacuum Persistence.
  35    Podkletnov claimed the effect works in vacuum. RS requires this to rule out
  36    ion wind or thermal air currents. -/
  37def VacuumPersistence (trace : Falsifiers.Trace) : Prop :=
  38  Falsifiers.VacuumTestFalsifier 1e-4 0.003 trace
  39
  40/-- RS Falsifier: Banding / Critical Speeds.
  41    Podkletnov reported the effect was maximized at specific rotation speeds
  42    (e.g. slowing down from 5000 rpm).
  43    RS predicts these speeds correspond to φ-resonant modes. -/
  44def ResonantSpeedFalsifier (rpm : ℝ) : Prop :=
  45  -- Placeholder: check if rpm matches a φ-harmonic
  46  True
  47
  48/-- RS Classification: Shielding vs. Thrust.
  49    If it's shielding, it should not depend on the "shape" of the test mass,
  50    only its mass (equivalence principle).
  51    If it's thrust (RS Spiral-Field), it might depend on the test mass geometry/composition.
  52    Podkletnov claimed independence of material (Section 6), which supports
  53    the "Shielding/ILG" interpretation over simple thrust. -/
  54def MaterialIndependence (loss_A loss_B : ℝ) : Prop :=
  55  abs (loss_A - loss_B) < 0.1 -- 0.1% tolerance
  56
  57end Podkletnov
  58end Candidates
  59end Gravity
  60end IndisputableMonolith
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