IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.EntropyPerPhoton
Definition layer for early-universe entropy bookkeeping: photon/electron/neutrino internal dof, the 7/8 fermion weight as a MODEL input, before/after g_* counts, the cubed neutrino dilution 4/11, and g_*s = 43/11. Cosmology modules cite it as the shared constant vocabulary. Structure is definitions plus elementary arithmetic identities; analytic discharge of 7/8 and FRW entropy conservation live downstream.
claimPackages the relativistic internal degrees of freedom $g_\gamma=2$, $g_e$, $g_\nu$, the fermion entropy weight $7/8$, effective entropy dof $g_{*s}$ before and after $e^+e^-$ annihilation, the neutrino dilution identity $(T_\nu/T_\gamma)^3=4/11$, $g_{*s}=43/11$ in the late radiation era, and $\zeta(3)$ (with summability) for number-density integrals.
background
In standard radiation-era thermodynamics the entropy density of a bosonic species scales as $g T^3$; fermions carry an extra factor $7/8$ from the Fermi–Dirac integral relative to Bose–Einstein. Photons have two polarization states. When $e^+e^-$ annihilate, their entropy is dumped into the photon bath while decoupled neutrinos free-stream, producing the textbook dilution $(T_\nu/T_\gamma)^3=4/11$ and the late-time effective entropy dof $g_{*s}=43/11$.
This module sits in the Cosmology domain of the Recognition Science mirror. It records those constants and the elementary $g$-counting identities as Lean definitions, flagging the fermion weight (and related inputs) as MODEL data. Downstream modules replace the MODEL status by series and integral theorems and by FRW entropy conservation.
proof idea
Definition module, not a deep proof development. Internal dof and fermionWeight = 7/8 are introduced as named constants (MODEL inputs). Before/after effective $g$ counts are assembled from those constants; dilutionCubed_eq and gStarS_eq are direct arithmetic rearrangements yielding $4/11$ and $43/11$. zeta3 and zeta3_summable record the $\zeta(3)$ series data needed later for number-density integrals. No Mellin-transform analysis or FRW dynamics is proved here.
why it matters in Recognition Science
Four Cosmology parents import this vocabulary. FermionWeight upgrades the MODEL input to the series identity $\eta(4)=(7/8)\cdot\zeta(4)$. FermionWeightIntegral closes the thermodynamic gap: the Fermi–Dirac energy integral is $7/8$ of the Bose–Einstein one. NumberDensityIntegral supplies the $s=3$ number-density layer (including the $3/4$ fermion weight) required by the entropyPerPhoton_eq_ratio formula. NeutrinoDilution derives $(T_\nu/T_\gamma)^3=4/11$ and $g_{*s}=43/11$ from entropy conservation once the FRW hypotheses are discharged in EntropyConservationFRW.
Within Recognition Science this is the classical interface for photon-era entropy bookkeeping. It does not itself touch the forcing chain (T0–T8), RCL, or the phi-ladder; those enter only through the broader cosmology stack that consumes these ratios.
scope and limits
- Does not derive fermion weight 7/8 from eta/zeta series or FD/BE integrals.
- Does not prove comoving entropy conservation or the $1/a$ redshift law.
- Does not evaluate a numerical entropy-per-photon beyond ratio identities.
- Does not address RS forcing (T0–T8), RCL, or phi-ladder masses.
- Does not model non-equilibrium or beyond-SM relativistic species.
used by (4)
declarations in this module (43)
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def
gPhoton -
def
gElectron -
def
gNeutrino -
def
fermionWeight -
def
gBefore -
def
gAfter -
def
dilutionCubed -
theorem
dilutionCubed_eq -
def
gStarS -
theorem
gStarS_eq -
def
zeta3 -
lemma
zeta3_summable -
lemma
tail_summable -
lemma
zeta3_split -
def
gLo -
lemma
gLo_nonneg -
lemma
gLo_tendsto -
lemma
gLo_step -
lemma
gLo_antitone -
lemma
hasSum_gLo -
lemma
term_lo -
lemma
tail_ge -
def
gHi -
lemma
gHi_tendsto -
lemma
gHi_step -
lemma
gHi_antitone -
lemma
hasSum_gHi -
lemma
term_hi -
lemma
tail_le -
lemma
S40_gt -
lemma
S40_lt -
theorem
zeta3_gt -
theorem
zeta3_lt -
theorem
zeta3_pos -
theorem
pi4_gt -
theorem
pi4_lt -
def
entropyPerPhoton -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_eq_formula -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_eq_ratio -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_gt -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_lt -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_pos -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_near_704