IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.GalaxyRotation
GalaxyRotation module assembles definitions for circular velocity and halo profiles in galaxies under Recognition Science. Cosmologists examining flat rotation curves or Tully-Fisher scaling would cite the module for its RS-adapted mass and velocity relations. Content is organized as a collection of definitions and profile constructions that import constants, J-cost, and phi-forcing results.
claimCircular velocity satisfies $v(r) = (G M(r)/r)^{1/2}$ with $M(r)$ the enclosed mass; related objects include isothermal halo, NFW profile, jcost equilibrium profile, MOND acceleration, and Tully-Fisher relation.
background
The module resides in the cosmology domain and imports the RS time quantum tau_0 from Constants, the J-cost ledger structure from Cost, and the self-similarity argument from PhiForcing. PhiForcing shows that phi is forced as the fixed point of a discrete ledger equipped with J-cost. The supplied circular-velocity formula serves as the entry point for applying these structures to galactic dynamics.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the velocity and profile primitives that support downstream results on core-cusp resolution and Tully-Fisher scaling. It links the phi-ladder and J-cost equilibrium to observable galaxy properties, extending the forcing chain into the cosmology domain.
scope and limits
- Does not derive rotation curves from first principles without additional assumptions.
- Does not address full cosmological structure formation.
- Does not provide numerical fits to specific galaxy data.
- Does not claim equivalence to standard dark-matter halos outside RS units.
depends on (3)
declarations in this module (17)
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def
circularVelocity -
theorem
keplerian_falloff -
def
typicalRotationVelocity -
def
milkyWayData -
theorem
isothermal_halo -
def
nfwProfile -
theorem
dm_halo_from_ledger -
theorem
jcost_equilibrium_profile -
def
coreCuspProblem -
theorem
rs_predicts_core -
def
mondAcceleration -
theorem
tully_fisher -
theorem
mond_acceleration_phi -
def
btfrData -
def
predictions -
def
summary -
structure
GalaxyRotationFalsifier