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IndisputableMonolith.QFT.Anomalies

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The QFT.Anomalies module defines discrete phase structures for quantum field theory anomalies inside Recognition Science. It introduces numDiscretePhases as the count of phases per full rotation together with phaseQuantum, eight_quanta_full_rotation, and cycle identities. These rest on the RS time quantum from Constants and enable sibling computations such as the pi0 lifetime prediction. The module contains only definitions.

claimThe module defines the number of discrete phases in a full rotation $N=8$, the phase quantum step $2π/N$, and supporting identities eight_quanta_full_rotation and full_cycle_identity.

background

Recognition Science fixes an eight-tick octave structure (T7) on top of the fundamental time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick supplied by the Constants module. The QFT.Anomalies module imports Mathlib and Constants, then discretizes phase evolution over that tick lattice. It introduces numDiscretePhases to count phases per rotation, phaseQuantum as the incremental step, phase_at_step and half_cycle_phase to track evolution, and full_cycle_identity to close the loop. Additional definitions compute pi0 lifetime in RS-native units and the associated rational error.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the discrete-phase scaffolding that supports QFT anomaly modeling and feeds the pi0 lifetime predictions listed among its siblings. It realizes the eight-tick octave directly in phase language and closes part of the discrete QFT interface in the Recognition framework.

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