IndisputableMonolith.Physics.AnchorPolicy
The AnchorPolicy module defines the logarithmic golden ratio and gap functions to anchor fermion masses within the Recognition Science framework. It would be referenced by researchers calculating mass residues from experimental data at the anchor scale. The module supplies definitions for the gap map, canonical charge bands for electrons and quarks, and stability conditions at the anchor without intricate proofs.
claimThe module introduces the logarithm of the golden ratio $ln phi$, the gap function $F(Z) = ln(1 + Z / phi) / ln phi$, canonical anchors for the electron and up and down quarks, and the display identity axiom at the anchor scale.
background
The module forms part of the physics extension in Recognition Science. It depends on the fundamental time quantum tau_0 = 1 tick defined in Constants. RGTransport provides the formalization of renormalization group transport for the empirical mass residue. RSBridge.Anchor contributes the bridge definitions including the Fermion species, the charge-indexed Z, the gap function F, and the mass at the anchor scale.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
AnchorPolicy is used by the ResidueData module to verify residue certificates through the display identity axiom at the anchor. It bridges the phi-ladder mass formula to Standard Model particles and contributes to the chain leading to the fine structure constant interval and the determination of three spatial dimensions.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the golden ratio properties from first principles.
- Does not implement the full RG transport equations.
- Does not enumerate all Standard Model fermions.
- Does not include proofs of the stability bounds.
used by (1)
depends on (3)
declarations in this module (19)
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def
lnphi -
def
F -
theorem
F_eq_gap -
structure
AnchorSpec -
def
canonicalAnchor -
def
canonicalZBands -
theorem
Z_electron -
theorem
Z_up -
theorem
Z_down -
theorem
f_residue -
theorem
stationary_at_anchor -
theorem
stability_bound_at_anchor -
theorem
display_identity_at_anchor -
structure
YukawaSpurion -
def
trivialYukawaSpurion -
theorem
mfv_compatible_at_anchor -
def
display_identity_at_anchor_hypothesis -
theorem
family_ratio_from_display -
theorem
muon_electron_ratio