IndisputableMonolith.Linguistics.PhonologicalFeaturesFromConfigDim
The module supplies type definitions that extract phonological features from configuration dimensions inside the Recognition Science framework. Linguists extending RS primitives to language structure would cite these constructs when building feature inventories. The module contains only definitions and carries no proofs or theorems.
claimIntroduces the type $PhonologicalFeature$ together with the counting function $phonologicalFeature_count$ and the certification predicate $PhonologicalFeatureCert$, all derived from a configuration dimension.
background
The module sits in the linguistics domain and imports the RS-native time quantum from Constants, where τ₀ equals one tick. It defines PhonologicalFeature as the central object that maps configuration dimension values onto discrete phonological features, with sibling declarations supplying the cardinality and a certification predicate. No further constants or relations are introduced beyond these type-level objects.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the basic feature vocabulary required by any later linguistics results that derive phonological structure from RS configuration dimensions. With zero downstream uses recorded, it functions as an entry point for the linguistics subdomain rather than feeding a specific parent theorem.
scope and limits
- Does not prove any theorems or lemmas.
- Does not assign numerical values or explicit mappings to individual features.
- Does not reference empirical language data or specific phonological inventories.
- Does not connect configuration dimension to other RS quantities such as the phi-ladder or J-cost.