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IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.EtaBExactRungDerivation

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The module derives the exact rung for η_B in Recognition Science cosmology along three paths. Dimension at D=3, chirality via Gray code flips on the 3-cube, and fermionic degrees of freedom all yield the same rung. Equality lemmas confirm the routes agree. The work uses the integration gap of 45 at D=3.

claimDerivations of the exact rung for the baryon asymmetry parameter $η_B$ at spatial dimension $D=3$, obtained from the integration gap, from the Gray code chirality flip count on the 3-cube, and from the count of fermionic degrees of freedom, together with proofs that the three values coincide.

background

This module operates within the cosmology sector of the Recognition Science framework. It imports the base time quantum $τ_0 = 1$ tick and the integration gap $D^2(D+2)$ which evaluates to 45 when $D=3$. The module introduces the Gray code chirality flip count on the 3-cube for axis 0, equal to four on the canonical cycle [0,1,3,2,6,7,5,4]. It then constructs separate derivations of the $η_B$ rung from dimension, from chirality, and from fermionic DOF.

proof idea

The module is built from a sequence of definitions and equality theorems. The dimension route applies the integration gap directly at D=3. The chirality route counts bit flips in the Gray code cycle. The fermionic route uses the fermionicDOF count. Agreement is established by explicit equality lemmas such as witnesses_AB_agree and witnesses_AC_agree. No single master theorem; rather a set of cross-checks.

why it matters in Recognition Science

This module supplies one of the two $η_B$ worked-example modules referenced in the companion paper. It is imported by the root IndisputableMonolith module, which assembles the master forcing-chain theorem and the T0-T8 landmarks. The derivations illustrate how the framework fixes cosmological parameters from the D=3 requirement and the phi-ladder structure.

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