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IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.EightTickResonance

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The EightTickResonance module defines the interpolation cost that quantifies desynchronization of a frequency ratio from the nearest integer multiple of the base tick. Gravity and acoustics researchers cite these when modeling phase alignment in resonant systems. The module supplies a library of cost bounds, non-negativity lemmas, and resonant weight functions that attain maxima at integer ratios.

claimThe interpolation cost of a frequency ratio $r$ is $C(r) = min({r}, 1-{r})$, where ${r}$ denotes the fractional part. This cost vanishes at integers and reaches its maximum value $1/2$ at half-integers. Resonant weights $w(r)$ are constructed to be at least 1 at resonance and strictly less than 1 off resonance.

background

Recognition Science quantizes time in fundamental ticks with period $τ_0 = 1$ (Constants module). The eight-tick octave arises as the self-similar period $2^3$ in the forcing chain (T7). This module equips the gravity domain with a distance-to-integer measure for frequency ratios, together with associated weight functions that encode synchronization strength. The supplied DOC_COMMENT states that cost equals zero at synchronized integers and one-half at maximally desynchronized half-integers.

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why it matters in Recognition Science

The definitions feed directly into AcousticPhaseLevitation, supplying the cost and weight primitives required for phase-levitation calculations. They instantiate the eight-tick resonance machinery of the T7 step in the unified forcing chain, allowing downstream weight-reduction statements at resonance to be stated in RS-native units.

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