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IndisputableMonolith.QFT.LambShift

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The QFT.LambShift module declares the experimental Lamb shift value in MHz together with alpha approximations and related wave-function facts. Atomic and QFT researchers comparing Recognition Science predictions to hydrogen spectroscopy would reference these constants. The module consists entirely of definitions and numerical approximations with no formal proofs.

claimThe experimental Lamb shift frequency shift for hydrogen, expressed in MHz, together with the fine-structure constant approximations and s/p-wave penetration properties at the origin.

background

Recognition Science places QFT effects inside the J-cost and phi-ladder framework imported from Constants and Cost. Constants supplies the base time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick; Cost supplies the recognition cost function used to quantify defects. The module therefore expresses the Lamb shift, a vacuum-fluctuation splitting between 2S and 2P levels, directly in RS-native units and in the observable MHz scale.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs. It contains only constant declarations, simple numerical approximations for the Lamb shift and alpha, and elementary facts about wave-function behavior at the origin.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the experimental Lamb shift benchmark against which RS-derived QFT predictions are compared. It feeds alpha approximations and shift fractions into higher-level QFT calculations in the Recognition framework, closing the loop from the phi-ladder constants to spectroscopic observables.

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