IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.NumberDensityIntegral
Establishes the number-density integral identities behind the cosmological entropy chain: the shifted cubic sum equals ζ(3), plus the Bose Mellin transform at order 3 and the even/odd η(3) decompositions. Anyone deriving entropy-per-photon or radiation entropy from Fermi–Dirac and Bose–Einstein statistics would cite it. Proofs split even and odd series, match termwise identities, and discharge summability via Mathlib power-sum lemmas.
claimThe module proves $\sum_{n\ge 0}(n+1)^{-3}=\zeta(3)$ as the defining sum of the entropy-per-photon constant, the Bose number-density Mellin identity at cubic order, and the even/odd decompositions of the alternating cubic series $\eta(3)$ used for fermionic weights.
background
In the Recognition Science cosmology lane, entropy bookkeeping for a massless quantum gas needs concrete values of the Bose and Fermi number-density integrals. Those integrals reduce to Dirichlet series: the Riemann zeta value $\zeta(3)=\sum_{n\ge 1}n^{-3}$ for bosons, and the alternating eta value $\eta(3)$ for fermions.
The sibling module EntropyPerPhoton takes $\zeta(3)$, $\pi^4$, and the Standard Model effective count $g_{*s}=43/11$ as inputs to the entropy-per-photon ratio used by baryogenesis. FermionWeightIntegral already closed the energy-integral gap $\eta(4)=(7/8)\zeta(4)$; the present module supplies the parallel cubic (number-density) layer.
Notation follows Mathlib: HasSum statements for unshifted and shifted power sums, even/odd term extractions, and the Mellin-type Bose sum at exponent 3.
proof idea
The module is a cluster of analysis lemmas, not a single theorem. Unshifted and shifted cubic zeta sums are identified by reindexing. Even and odd subsum series are extracted termwise; each is shown summable, then reassembled into $\zeta(3)$ and $\eta(3)$ HasSum statements. Parallel lemmas treat the alternating eta terms and the Bose Mellin transform at cubic order. All steps are classical real-series arguments over Mathlib summability infrastructure; no physical hypotheses enter.
why it matters in Recognition Science
RadiationEntropyRelation imports this module and records that the entropy chain (EntropyPerPhoton together with NumberDensityIntegral) previously treated the thermodynamic factor $4/3$ as an input; that parent module then derives $s=(4/3)\rho/T$ from the entropy functional. Without the cubic number-density identities here, the $\zeta(3)$ constant inside the entropy-per-photon ratio has no analytic anchor. The module therefore sits between the pure series layer and the MODEL entropy bookkeeping that feeds the $\eta_B$ baryogenesis lane. It does not itself touch the forcing chain (T0–T8) or the Recognition Composition Law; its role is the classical-analysis substrate of the cosmology entropy stack.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the thermodynamic identity $s=(4/3)\rho/T$; that is RadiationEntropyRelation.
- Does not evaluate numerical $\zeta(3)$ or fix entropy-per-photon to a decimal.
- Does not treat massive species, chemical potentials, or non-equilibrium distributions.
- Does not prove the fermionic $7/8$ energy-weight identity; that lives in FermionWeightIntegral.
- Does not introduce Standard Model $g_{*s}$ counting or baryogenesis dynamics.
used by (1)
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (25)
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lemma
hasSum_zeta3_shift -
lemma
hasSum_zeta3_unshifted -
lemma
even_term_eq -
lemma
hasSum_even -
lemma
summable_odd -
lemma
hasSum_odd -
lemma
eta_term_even -
lemma
eta_term_odd -
theorem
hasSum_eta_three -
lemma
hasSum_eta3_shift -
lemma
summable_shift_rpow3 -
lemma
hasSum_mellin_bose3 -
lemma
hasSum_mellin_fermi3 -
lemma
gamma_three -
lemma
cpow_shift3 -
lemma
mellin_bose3_value -
lemma
mellin_fermi3_value -
lemma
mellin_bose3_eq_integral -
lemma
mellin_fermi3_eq_integral -
theorem
bose_number_integral_value -
theorem
fermi_number_integral_value -
theorem
fermi_div_bose_number_integral -
theorem
number_density_coeff_provenance -
theorem
entropy_density_coeff_provenance -
theorem
entropyPerPhoton_from_integrals