IndisputableMonolith.RecogSpec.RSLedger
The RSLedger module encodes the three generations of fermions as tiered ledger structures with torsion differences and sector base rungs. It supplies the generational data used in downstream derivations of lepton mass ratios and geometric mixing angles. The module consists entirely of definitions and supporting functions with no theorems or proofs.
claimThe module defines the three fermion generations on the Recognition Science ledger, with a base rung per sector and torsion differences between generations one, two, and three.
background
Recognition Science builds particle structure from the cubic ledger geometry and the phi-ladder. This module imports the fundamental time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick from Constants, the constructive derivation of α⁻¹ via vertex deficits of Q₃ from AlphaDerivation, and the core recognition specifications. It introduces the type of fermion sectors together with functions that assign base rungs and compute torsion differences between the three generations.
proof idea
this is a definition module, no proofs
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the generational ledger structure required by MassLawFromLedger to derive the canonical mass ratios mu/e := φ¹¹, tau/e := φ¹⁷, tau/mu := φ⁶. It also feeds RSBridge, which uses the same tier geometry to obtain CKM mixing angles from ledger couplings rather than ad-hoc φ-formulas.
scope and limits
- Does not derive numerical mass values beyond powers of phi.
- Does not address boson or gauge sectors.
- Does not include quantum field dynamics or interactions.
- Does not compute mixing angles or decay rates.
used by (2)
depends on (3)
declarations in this module (22)
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inductive
Generation -
def
generationTorsion -
lemma
torsion_first -
lemma
torsion_second -
lemma
torsion_third -
def
torsionDiff -
lemma
torsion_diff_21 -
lemma
torsion_diff_31 -
lemma
torsion_diff_32 -
inductive
FermionSector -
def
sectorBaseRung -
structure
RSLedger -
def
massRatioFromRungs -
theorem
massRatio_21_canonical -
theorem
massRatio_31_canonical -
theorem
massRatio_32_canonical -
def
canonicalRSLedger -
theorem
canonicalRSLedger_torsion -
theorem
canonical_massRatio_21 -
theorem
canonical_massRatio_31 -
theorem
canonical_massRatio_32 -
theorem
massRatios_from_torsion_structure