IndisputableMonolith.Verification.PhiIrrationalityCert
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1import Mathlib
2import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
3
4/-!
5# φ-Irrationality Certificate
6
7This audit certificate packages the mathematical fact that the golden ratio φ
8(the fundamental RS scale constant) is **irrational**.
9
10## Why this matters for the certificate chain
11
12The Recognition Science framework pins all dimensionless predictions to φ = (1 + √5)/2.
13If φ were rational, the entire framework would be a disguised rational approximation
14that could be rewritten with integer parameters.
15
16The irrationality proof uses Mathlib's `Real.goldenRatio_irrational`, which derives
17from the irrationality of √5 (5 is prime, hence not a perfect square).
18
19## What this certificate does NOT do
20
21It does not assert φ is *transcendental* (which is an open question for the golden ratio).
22It only asserts irrationality, which is sufficient to ensure φ encodes irreducible
23algebraic structure rather than a rational "magic number."
24-/
25
26namespace IndisputableMonolith
27namespace Verification
28namespace PhiIrrationality
29
30structure PhiIrrationalityCert where
31 deriving Repr
32
33/-- Verification predicate: φ is irrational.
34
35This uses Mathlib's definition of `Irrational`: a real `x` is irrational iff
36there is no rational `q` with `x = q`. -/
37@[simp] def PhiIrrationalityCert.verified (_c : PhiIrrationalityCert) : Prop :=
38 Irrational IndisputableMonolith.Constants.phi
39
40@[simp] theorem PhiIrrationalityCert.verified_any (c : PhiIrrationalityCert) :
41 PhiIrrationalityCert.verified c := by
42 -- Delegate to the proven theorem in Constants.lean
43 exact IndisputableMonolith.Constants.phi_irrational
44
45end PhiIrrationality
46end Verification
47end IndisputableMonolith
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