IndisputableMonolith.Algebra.CostAlgebra
The Algebra.CostAlgebra module defines the J-cost function as the explicit solution to the Recognition Composition Law. Researchers tracing the T5 uniqueness step in the forcing chain cite this module for the closed form and its algebraic properties. The module assembles definitions and lemmas from the imported FunctionalEquation files to establish RCL satisfaction and basic identities.
claim$J(x) = \frac12(x + x^{-1}) - 1$ satisfies the Recognition Composition Law $J(xy) + J(x/y) = 2J(x)J(y) + 2J(x) + 2J(y)$.
background
This module sits in the algebra layer of Recognition Science and supplies the concrete J-cost that satisfies the Recognition Composition Law. It imports the Cost module together with FunctionalEquation, whose doc states it supplies lemmas for the T5 cost uniqueness proof, and the Aczel compatibility layer for legacy closures. The sibling declarations introduce J, J_at_one, J_reciprocal, J_nonneg, J_defect_form, SatisfiesRCL, RCL_holds, and the costCompose family that encodes the law under multiplication and division.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs. It collects the J definition from the module doc-comment and states the RCL satisfaction and composition lemmas that follow from the upstream FunctionalEquation results.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the algebraic core for the J-cost that PhiRing and RecognitionCategory import and extend. It realizes the T5 J-uniqueness landmark of the forcing chain by giving the explicit form used downstream for the phi-ladder and recognition structures.
scope and limits
- Does not contain the full T5 uniqueness proof.
- Does not derive physical constants or the phi-ladder.
- Does not address the eight-tick octave or D=3.
- Does not import UnifiedForcingChain.
used by (2)
depends on (3)
declarations in this module (94)
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def
J -
theorem
J_at_one -
theorem
J_reciprocal -
theorem
J_nonneg -
theorem
J_defect_form -
def
SatisfiesRCL -
theorem
RCL_holds -
def
costCompose -
theorem
costCompose_comm -
theorem
costCompose_assoc_defect -
theorem
costCompose_flexible -
theorem
costCompose_zero_left -
theorem
costCompose_zero_right -
theorem
costCompose_nonneg -
theorem
costCompose_factored -
theorem
costCompose_no_identity -
theorem
costCompose_power_assoc -
theorem
costCompose_fourfold_power_counterexample -
def
H -
theorem
H_at_one -
theorem
H_dAlembert -
abbrev
ShiftedCarrier -
def
shiftedCompose -
def
shiftedUnit -
theorem
shiftedUnit_val -
theorem
shiftedCompose_val -
theorem
H_ge_one -
def
shiftedOfH -
abbrev
ShiftedHValue -
def
shiftedComposeH -
theorem
shiftedComposeH_val -
def
shiftedHValueOf -
def
defectDist -
theorem
defectDist_self -
theorem
defectDist_symm -
theorem
defectDist_nonneg -
theorem
J_le_J_of_inv_le_le -
theorem
defectDist_le_J_of_ratio_bounds -
theorem
quasiTriangleConstant_eq -
theorem
defectDist_quasi_triangle_local -
theorem
defectDist_no_global_quasi_triangle -
theorem
costCompose_sub_left -
theorem
costCompose_left_cancel -
theorem
costCompose_right_cancel -
def
PositiveDomain -
structure
RecognitionCostSystem -
def
canonicalSigma -
def
canonicalRecognitionCostSystem -
theorem
canonicalRecognitionCostSystem_domain -
theorem
canonicalRecognitionCostSystem_cost_one -
theorem
canonicalRecognitionCostSystem_cost_inv -
def
seqShift -
def
windowSums -
theorem
windowSums_shift_equivariant -
structure
CostAlgebraData -
def
canonicalCostAlgebra -
theorem
cost_algebra_unique -
theorem
cost_algebra_unique_aczel -
structure
CostMorphism -
def
reciprocalAuto -
theorem
reciprocal_involution -
theorem
reciprocal_preserves_cost -
theorem
J_eq_iff_eq_or_inv -
abbrev
PosReal -
def
posMul -
def
posInv -
def
posOne -
def
posTwo -
def
posHalf -
theorem
posInv_inv -
theorem
posInv_one -
theorem
posInv_two -
theorem
posInv_half -
def
JAut -
theorem
multiplicative -
theorem
preserves_cost -
theorem
ext -
def
id -
def
reciprocal -
def
comp