IndisputableMonolith.Experimental.Xenon1TExcess
This module supplies the reported Xenon1T excess energy interval of 2-3 keV for electron recoils together with related rate and significance quantities. Experimental physicists testing Recognition Science mass ladders against direct-detection data would cite these values when comparing predicted recoil spectra to observed excesses. The module consists entirely of definitions with no theorems or proofs.
claimThe Xenon1T excess is confined to electron recoils in the interval $2$ to $3$ keV.
background
Recognition Science starts from a single functional equation whose time quantum is fixed by the Constants module as the RS-native tick τ₀ = 1 tick. The present experimental module imports that constant and records the energy window, significance, and tritium-background parameters reported by the Xenon1T collaboration for low-energy recoils. These quantities sit alongside sibling definitions that isolate the excess rate, the tritium endpoint, and the most probable tritium concentration.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module anchors the experimental side of the framework by supplying the precise energy band against which RS-derived recoil rates can be tested. It supplies input for any later comparison of the phi-ladder mass formula with direct-detection results, though no downstream theorems currently reference it.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the 2-3 keV window from the Recognition functional equation.
- Does not model detector efficiency or quenching factors.
- Does not perform statistical fits to the full recoil spectrum.
- Does not assert consistency or tension with any RS prediction.
depends on (1)
declarations in this module (24)
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def
excess_energy_min -
def
excess_energy_max -
def
excess_significance -
def
excess_rate -
theorem
excess_low_energy -
theorem
significance_moderate -
def
tritium_concentration -
def
tritium_endpoint -
def
tritium_rate -
theorem
tritium_rate_matches -
theorem
tritium_spectrum_peak -
theorem
tritium_most_likely -
def
axion_coupling -
theorem
axion_coupling_small -
theorem
axion_viable_not_required -
def
neutrino_moment -
def
neutrino_moment_sm -
theorem
moment_exceeds_sm -
theorem
moment_requires_bsm -
theorem
neutrino_disfavored -
theorem
bsm_not_required -
theorem
axion_preferred_over_nu_moment -
theorem
further_data_needed -
def
ea006_certificate