IndisputableMonolith.Physics.NoHairTheorem
The module defines the no-hair theorem in Recognition Science by introducing the three RS-forced conserved charges for asymptotically flat spacetimes and the associated black hole states. Physicists deriving classical GR results from the RS functional equation would cite it. The module structures its content as definitions and lemmas built directly on J-cost non-negativity from the imported JcostCore.
claimThe three RS-forced conserved charges of an asymptotically flat spacetime are denoted $BHCharges$, with black hole state $BHState$ satisfying $bh_state_determined_by_charges$ when uniquely fixed by these charges; $hair_cost onneg 0$ with equality precisely when no additional hair is present.
background
The module sits inside the Recognition Science framework for physics and imports JcostCore to access the J-cost function used for measuring deviations. The supplied module doc-comment identifies the central object as the three RS-forced conserved charges. Sibling declarations introduce $BHCharges$, $BHState$, the cost function $hair_cost$, and supporting statements on non-negativity and state uniqueness.
proof idea
this is a definition module, no proofs
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module establishes the no-hair theorem and thereby feeds the entropy results listed among its siblings, including bekenstein_hawking_entropy and entropy_linear_in_area. It supplies the black-hole uniqueness step required by the broader Recognition Science derivation that begins from the functional equation and the forcing chain.
depends on (1)
declarations in this module (17)
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structure
BHCharges -
def
BHState -
def
hair_cost -
theorem
hair_cost_nonneg -
theorem
hair_cost_zero_iff -
theorem
no_hair_field_decay -
theorem
bh_state_determined_by_charges -
theorem
bh_state_eq_of_charges_eq -
def
bekenstein_hawking_entropy -
theorem
entropy_nonneg -
theorem
entropy_linear_in_area -
def
schwarzschild_entropy -
theorem
schwarzschild_entropy_eq -
theorem
schwarzschild_entropy_monotone -
def
hawking_temperature -
theorem
hawking_temp_positive -
theorem
hawking_temp_decreases