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   1import Mathlib.Data.Finset.Image
   2import Mathlib.Data.Rat.Cast.Defs
   3import IndisputableMonolith.Holography.EdgeSectorBridge
   4import IndisputableMonolith.Holography.RecognitionEventCapacity
   5
   6/-!
   7# CoefficientBridge: GAP 1 reduces to one named physical selector
   8
   9Panel verdict (`holo_panel_next_v2`, 2026-07-01, judge Opus 4.8 over 5 directors + one
  10debate round). The count -> area coefficient `κ` in `a_pix = κ · H · ℓ_P²` (the "4" in
  11Bekenstein-Hawking `S = A/4`) is **not a number to compute** and let `decide` pick: the
  12landed modules already contain integers 4, 3, 2, 1, and `decide` returns whichever one is
  13*labelled* "entropy". The coefficient is a **physical selector to be named**: does the
  14per-plaquette recognition-event multiplicity attach to the ledger-closure **rank** (1, ->
  15ratio 1/4, Bekenstein) or to the free-bit **nullity** (3, -> ratio 3/4, `κ = 4/3`)?
  16
  17## What this module proves (THEOREM, axiom-clean, non-baked)
  18
  19`target_coefficient_bridge` is a genuine rank-nullity of the **one** landed ledger-closure
  20map `PixelLocal.closed : FaceCfg → Bool`, computed three independent ways from the actual
  21sets (no `4 − 3` typed by hand, the failure mode the judge flagged as the day-one death):
  22
  23* **rank** `= 1`, as `Nat.log2` of the cardinality of the *image* of the actual `closed`
  24  map (`|image| = 2 = 2¹`): the closure constraint is a nonzero parity functional, so its
  25  rank is exactly 1. This is a property of the map's image, not a subtraction.
  26* **nullity** `= 3`, as `Nat.log2` of the *kernel* cardinality (`closedConfigs.card = 8 =
  27  2³`, the landed `EdgeSectorBridge.closed_free_bits`).
  28* **total** `= 4`, as `Nat.log2` of the domain cardinality (`|FaceCfg| = 16 = 2⁴`).
  29* **first-isomorphism check** `|image| · |kernel| = |domain|` (`2 · 8 = 16`), the actual
  30  rank-nullity of the map, verified by `decide`.
  31
  32Both candidate ratios are then proved exactly against the landed sector count
  33(`PixelLocal.recognition_sector_count : admissibleSectors.card = 4`):
  34`rank / 4 = 1/4` and `nullity / 4 = 3/4`. Both branches are proven; nothing is baked.
  35
  36## What this module does NOT prove (the OPEN crux, honestly)
  37
  38`selector_multiplicity_is_closure_rank` is the single remaining physical input GAP 1 now
  39reduces to: that one ledger-closed D=3 plaquette realizes exactly the closure rank's worth
  40of recognition events (multiplicity 1), i.e. entropy attaches to the closure event rather
  41than to the free-bit microstates. This is **not** landed: the identification
  42"one closed plaquette ↔ one T9 recognition event" is an unformalized physical assertion
  43(the honesty discipline of `EdgeSectorBridge` / `AccessCapacity`). `bekenstein_of_selector`
  44discharges everything downstream of it; supplying the selector derives Bekenstein-Hawking,
  45refuting it (multiplicity = nullity = 3) gives `κ = 4/3`. The reduction always lands; the
  46coefficient's value is now a single crisp yes/no, not a lattice-model war.
  47-/
  48
  49namespace IndisputableMonolith
  50namespace Holography
  51namespace CoefficientBridge
  52
  53open PixelLocal EdgeSectorBridge
  54
  55/-- The **rank** of the landed ledger-closure map `closed : FaceCfg → Bool`, computed as
  56`Nat.log2` of the cardinality of its *image*. The parity functional hits both values, so
  57`|image| = 2 = 2¹` and the rank is `1`. This is read off the actual map, NOT defined as
  58`rawBits − freeBits`. -/
  59def closureRank : ℕ := Nat.log2 (Finset.univ.image (fun c : FaceCfg => closed c)).card
  60
  61/-- The **nullity**: `Nat.log2` of the kernel cardinality (`closedConfigs.card = 2³`). -/
  62def freeBits : ℕ := Nat.log2 closedConfigs.card
  63
  64/-- The **total** degrees of freedom: `Nat.log2` of the raw config-space cardinality
  65(`|FaceCfg| = 16 = 2⁴`). -/
  66def rawBits : ℕ := Nat.log2 (Finset.univ : Finset FaceCfg).card
  67
  68theorem closureRank_eq_one : closureRank = 1 := by decide
  69
  70theorem freeBits_eq_three : freeBits = 3 := by decide
  71
  72theorem rawBits_eq_four : rawBits = 4 := by decide
  73
  74/-- **Rank-nullity (additive form).** `rawBits = closureRank + freeBits` (`4 = 1 + 3`),
  75with each side computed independently from the actual sets. -/
  76theorem rank_nullity_add : rawBits = closureRank + freeBits := by decide
  77
  78/-- **Rank-nullity (first-isomorphism form) of the ACTUAL map.**
  79`|image closed| · |kernel closed| = |domain|` (`2 · 8 = 16`). This is the genuine content
  80that pins the rank to 1 without any hand-typed subtraction. -/
  81theorem closure_image_times_kernel :
  82    (Finset.univ.image (fun c : FaceCfg => closed c)).card * closedConfigs.card
  83      = (Finset.univ : Finset FaceCfg).card := by decide
  84
  85/-- **The reduction (THEOREM).** GAP 1's coefficient is pinned to exactly two rational
  86values by a genuine rank-nullity of the one landed ledger-closure map. Both branches
  87proven; the selector between them is isolated (see `selector_multiplicity_is_closure_rank`). -/
  88def target_coefficient_bridge : Prop :=
  89  closureRank = 1
  90  ∧ freeBits = 3
  91  ∧ rawBits = closureRank + freeBits
  92  ∧ (Finset.univ.image (fun c : FaceCfg => closed c)).card * closedConfigs.card
  93      = (Finset.univ : Finset FaceCfg).card
  94  ∧ (closureRank : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = 1 / 4
  95  ∧ (freeBits : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = 3 / 4
  96
  97theorem target_coefficient_bridge_holds : target_coefficient_bridge := by
  98  refine ⟨closureRank_eq_one, freeBits_eq_three, rank_nullity_add,
  99          closure_image_times_kernel, ?_, ?_⟩
 100  · rw [closureRank_eq_one, recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 101  · rw [freeBits_eq_three, recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 102
 103/-- Coefficient as an explicit function of the (open) event multiplicity: for any
 104multiplicity `m`, the pixel-to-sector ratio is `m / 4`. The whole coefficient question is
 105thus reduced to the single integer `m`. -/
 106theorem coefficient_of_multiplicity (m : ℕ) :
 107    (m : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = (m : ℚ) / 4 := by
 108  rw [recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 109
 110/-- **Bekenstein branch.** Entropy attaches to the closure rank (`m = 1`) ⇒ ratio `1/4`. -/
 111theorem bekenstein_branch :
 112    (closureRank : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = 1 / 4 := by
 113  rw [closureRank_eq_one, recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 114
 115/-- **`κ = 4/3` branch.** Entropy attaches to the free-bit nullity (`m = 3`) ⇒ ratio `3/4`
 116(the coefficient is then `4/3` of Bekenstein). -/
 117theorem kappa_four_thirds_branch :
 118    (freeBits : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = 3 / 4 := by
 119  rw [freeBits_eq_three, recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 120
 121/-- **OPEN SELECTOR (GAP 1, the single remaining physical input).** The claim that one
 122ledger-closed D=3 plaquette realizes exactly the closure rank's worth of recognition
 123events, i.e. its recognition-event multiplicity equals `closureRank` (`= 1`). This is the
 124unformalized identification "one closed plaquette ↔ one T9 recognition event". It is NOT
 125proven here; it is the crux GAP 1 reduces to. -/
 126def selector_multiplicity_is_closure_rank (plaquetteMultiplicity : ℕ) : Prop :=
 127  plaquetteMultiplicity = closureRank
 128
 129/-- **Bekenstein, downstream of the selector.** Given the open selector (multiplicity =
 130closure rank), the pixel-to-sector ratio is the Bekenstein `1/4`. Everything below the
 131selector is discharged; the selector itself is the sole remaining physical input. -/
 132theorem bekenstein_of_selector (m : ℕ)
 133    (h : selector_multiplicity_is_closure_rank m) :
 134    (m : ℚ) / (admissibleSectors.card : ℚ) = 1 / 4 := by
 135  unfold selector_multiplicity_is_closure_rank at h
 136  rw [h, closureRank_eq_one, recognition_sector_count]; norm_num
 137
 138/-- Entropy payoff of the Bekenstein branch: a single-event plaquette carries exactly the
 139forced per-event entropy `H = forcedEntropy`, so `S_pixel = H`, `H` cancels against the
 140per-event capacity, and the pure geometric `1/4` survives. -/
 141theorem single_event_entropy_eq_H :
 142    RecognitionEventCapacity.eventAccess 1 = RecognitionEventCapacity.forcedEntropy := by
 143  simp [RecognitionEventCapacity.eventAccess]
 144
 145end CoefficientBridge
 146end Holography
 147end IndisputableMonolith
 148

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