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IndisputableMonolith.Physics.PMNSCorrections

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The PMNSCorrections module defines vertex counts for D-cubes and the atmospheric and solar correction coefficients that arise from cubic voxel topology. Neutrino physicists deriving PMNS parameters from first principles would cite these for the geometric constraints on mixing. The module consists entirely of direct definitions that rest on the cubic ledger imported from MixingGeometry.

claimLet $V(D) = 2^D$ be the number of vertices in a $D$-cube. The atmospheric coefficient (eq. 6) and solar coefficient (eq. 10) are defined from the cube edge and face counts together with the RS time quantum, supplying the PMNS correction terms.

background

This module sits inside the Recognition Science treatment of mixing matrices. It imports the cubic voxel topology from MixingGeometry, which formalizes the constraints that force CKM and PMNS parameters, and the fundamental time quantum from Constants. The central objects are the vertex count $V = 2^D$ together with the derived edge and face counts for both 2-cubes and 3-cubes; these quantities parameterize the atmospheric and solar correction coefficients.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs. It introduces the cube geometry primitives (cube_vertices, cube_edges_count, cube_faces, cube3_*) and then directly states the atmospheric_coefficient and solar_coefficient expressions that follow from them.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The definitions supplied here are imported by MixingDerivation, which carries out the geometric derivation of the full CKM and PMNS mixing matrices from the cubic ledger structure in Phase 7.2. They supply the concrete correction terms needed to replace numerical fits with topological proofs.

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