IndisputableMonolith.Linguistics.LexiconRatio
The LexiconRatio module supplies the Recognition Science prediction for the active-vocabulary fraction in language. It assembles phi_inv, passive_fraction, and the sum-to-one relation to isolate the active complement. Quantitative linguists and RS modelers cite it when mapping the phi-ladder onto lexical statistics. The module is built from definitions and elementary lemmas imported from Constants and Cost.
claimThe predicted active-vocabulary fraction equals $1 - p$, where the passive fraction $p = phi^{-2}$ and the two fractions sum to one.
background
Recognition Science obtains phi as the unique self-similar fixed point of the J-cost map (T6). The module imports the RS time quantum tau_0 = 1 tick from Constants and the cost structures from Cost. It defines phi_inv as the inverse golden ratio, passive_fraction as its square inverse, and proves the two fractions are complementary and positive.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the active-vocabulary fraction that extends the phi-ladder and eight-tick octave into linguistics. It fills the step that converts the J-uniqueness and RCL identities into a concrete lexical observable. No downstream theorems are yet recorded.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the fraction from empirical corpora.
- Does not model language-specific deviations.
- Does not address syntax or semantics.
- Does not incorporate time evolution of the lexicon.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (20)
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def
phi_inv -
theorem
phi_inv_pos -
theorem
phi_inv_lt_one -
theorem
phi_inv_band -
theorem
phi_sq -
theorem
phi_inv_fibonacci_fixed_point -
theorem
fib_fn_strict_mono -
theorem
phi_inv_unique -
def
passive_fraction -
theorem
passive_fraction_pos -
theorem
passive_fraction_eq_phi_sq_inv -
theorem
fractions_sum_to_one -
def
lexicon_ratio -
theorem
lexicon_ratio_pos -
theorem
lexicon_ratio_lt_one -
theorem
lexicon_ratio_band -
theorem
lexicon_ratio_derivation -
structure
LexiconRatioCert -
def
lexiconRatioCert -
theorem
lexicon_ratio_one_statement