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IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.HiggsObservableSkeleton

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The HiggsObservableSkeleton module supplies abstract schemas for Higgs partial widths, total widths, branching ratios and signal strengths. Physicists assembling the RS-to-EFT chain would cite these skeletons to keep kinematic and amplitude factors separate. The module consists entirely of definitions and non-negativity lemmas.

claimThe central schema is $\mathrm{partialWidth}(\mathrm{amp},\mathrm{phaseSpace})=\mathrm{phaseSpace}\cdot|\mathrm{amp}|^2$ with $\mathrm{amp}\ge0$ and $\mathrm{phaseSpace}\ge0$; analogous definitions hold for $\mathrm{totalWidth}$, $\mathrm{branchingRatio}$ and $\mathrm{signalStrength}$.

background

The module lives inside the StandardModel domain and imports the RS time quantum $\tau_0=1$ tick from Constants together with the two bridges that map RS cost geometry to the canonical Higgs EFT. HiggsEFTBridge introduces the dimensionless coordinate $\varepsilon=h/v$ that converts the RS scalar into the effective field of mass dimension one. HiggsYukawaBridge supplies the tree-level Yukawa coupling $y_f=\sqrt{2}\cdot m_f/v$.

These imports set the notational stage for the observable skeletons: amplitudes are taken as real or modulus values and phase-space factors absorb all mass dependence, exactly as required by the downstream low-energy-limit certificate.

proof idea

This is a definition module, no proofs.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module feeds the root IndisputableMonolith umbrella and the HiggsEFTLowEnergyLimit master certificate that bundles the five-module chain from RS cost geometry through the effective scalar coordinate to canonical Higgs EFT. It supplies the observable layer that the low-energy-limit certificate invokes when it assembles partial widths into branching ratios and signal strengths.

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