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IndisputableMonolith.Astrophysics.ExoplanetHabitability

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The module defines RS-native quantities for exoplanet habitability in dimensionless units. It supplies the year as base time, orbital periods, eccentricity penalties, moon mass ratios, and a composite habitability score with certification. Astrophysicists using Recognition Science would reference these when adapting standard exoplanet models to the phi-based framework. All content consists of definitions and simple non-negativity lemmas.

claimDefine the dimensionless year as $1$. Let $T_{RS}$ be the orbital period in RS units. The eccentricity penalty is a non-negative function of eccentricity. The habitability score combines period, penalty, and moon mass ratio in the appropriate band.

background

Recognition Science works in native units with the time quantum $ au_0 = 1$ tick from the Constants module. The Cost module supplies the J-cost functional for defect calculations. This module applies those to astrophysics by setting the year as the working time unit and defining derived quantities such as orbital period from Keplerian relations and habitability score as a function of period, eccentricity, and moon mass ratio.

The module introduces the phi-ladder scaling for planetary parameters and the Berry creation threshold in the context of habitable zones. It treats eccentricity as a defect measure whose penalty vanishes at zero and remains non-negative elsewhere.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs.

why it matters in Recognition Science

It establishes the basic objects for exoplanet habitability within the Recognition Science framework. The definitions support certification via the habitability certificate declarations. It connects the core constants and cost structures to planetary observables, enabling application of the eight-tick octave and phi-ladder to habitability questions.

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