IndisputableMonolith.Chemistry.Ferromagnetism
The Ferromagnetism module catalogs elements that exhibit ferromagnetism at room temperature inside the Recognition Science chemistry scaffold. Materials physicists would cite it for zero-parameter lists of room-temperature magnets such as iron, cobalt and nickel. The module supplies definitions and basic predicates with no proofs, inheriting its structure directly from the PeriodicTable engine.
claimThe set of elements $E$ satisfying the room-temperature ferromagnetism predicate, constructed from the eight-tick octave mapping on the $\phi$-ladder with fixed $s/p/d/f$ block offsets.
background
The module imports the Periodic Table Engine, whose doc-comment states it supplies an 'Octave ↔ eight-tick mapping for chemistry: φ-tier rails with a fixed set of block offsets (s/p/d/f) and an eight-window neutrality predicate used to detect rests (noble-gas closures)'. It also imports Constants, which fixes the RS time quantum $ au_0 = 1$ tick. These supply the only upstream structure; the module itself adds no new axioms.
proof idea
this is a definition module, no proofs
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the concrete ferromagnetic predicates that later chemistry results would invoke. It sits downstream of the PeriodicTable engine and therefore inherits the T7 eight-tick octave and the zero-parameter neutrality predicate. No parent theorems are listed in the used-by graph.
scope and limits
- Does not derive Curie temperatures from the mass formula or $ au_0$.
- Does not prove the Stoner criterion; only states it for listed elements.
- Does not extend beyond the three classical ferromagnets and rare-earth cases.
- Does not connect to Berry creation threshold or dream fraction.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (27)
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def
ferromagneticElements -
def
rareEarthFerromagnets -
def
isFerromagnetic -
theorem
iron_ferromagnetic -
theorem
cobalt_ferromagnetic -
theorem
nickel_ferromagnetic -
def
curieTemperature -
theorem
fe_curie_temp -
theorem
co_highest_curie -
def
stonerCriterion -
def
stonerI_Fe -
def
dos_Fe -
theorem
fe_stoner_satisfied -
def
saturationMoment -
theorem
fe_higher_moment_than_ni -
theorem
gd_highest_moment -
def
exchangeJ -
theorem
ferromagnet_positive_J -
def
domainWallWidth -
def
domainWallEnergy -
theorem
co_high_anisotropy -
def
magnetizationRatio -
theorem
zero_above_curie -
theorem
nonzero_below_curie -
theorem
ferromagnets_are_3d_metals -
def
curie_ratio_Co_Fe -
theorem
curie_ratio_bounds