IndisputableMonolith.Algebra.CostAlgebra
CostAlgebra defines the J-cost function as the unique solution to the Recognition Composition Law with explicit form J(x) = (x + x^{-1})/2 - 1. Algebraists extending Recognition Science to ring and category structures cite the module as the base algebraic layer. It organizes imported lemmas from Cost and FunctionalEquation into a coherent package of definitions and basic properties.
claim$J(x) := ½(x + x^{-1}) - 1$ satisfies the Recognition Composition Law $J(xy) + J(x/y) = 2J(x)J(y) + 2J(x) + 2J(y)$.
background
The module lives in the Algebra domain and imports the core Cost definitions together with the T5 uniqueness helpers in FunctionalEquation and the Aczél compatibility layer. It introduces J as the cost function obeying the Recognition Composition Law, plus supporting facts such as J_at_one, J_reciprocal, J_nonneg, J_defect_form, SatisfiesRCL, and RCL_holds. The local setting is the derivation of all physics from a single functional equation, where J realizes the T5 uniqueness step in the forcing chain.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module is imported by PhiRing and RecognitionCategory, supplying the J-cost foundation those constructions require. It directly encodes the T5 J-uniqueness landmark (J(x) = (x + x^{-1})/2 - 1) from the forcing chain and the Recognition Composition Law.
scope and limits
- Does not contain the uniqueness proof for J.
- Does not derive numerical constants or mass formulas.
- Does not address extensions beyond the base RCL algebra.
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