IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.NeutrinoMassHierarchy
Module collecting RS-native neutrino mass hierarchy quantities: solar and atmospheric mass-squared splittings, a cosmological sum bound, and a seesaw construction that ties a light neutrino mass to Dirac and Majorana scales. It links the seesaw heavy scale to explicit powers of the golden ratio (notably φ^7 and φ^13). Physicists matching oscillation data to the phi-ladder would cite it. Content is mostly definitions plus short algebraic lemmas on φ-powers.
claimCollects neutrino hierarchy data $\Delta m_{21}^2$, $\Delta m_{31}^2$, a sum-of-masses bound, and the seesaw map $m_\nu \sim m_D^2/M_R$, with typical Dirac and Majorana scales and mass ratios expressed via powers of $\varphi=(1+\sqrt{5})/2$ (including $\varphi^7$ and $\varphi^{13}$).
background
Recognition Science places particle masses on a $\varphi$-ladder (yardstick times $\varphi$ to a rung offset). Neutrinos are the lightest charged-lepton partners; their tiny masses are usually explained by a type-I seesaw: a Dirac mass $m_D$ suppressed by a heavy Majorana scale $M_R$, giving $m_\nu \approx m_D^2/M_R$.
This module sits in the StandardModel domain and imports RS constants together with rigorous interval bounds on $\varphi$. Sibling definitions name the solar and atmospheric squared-mass differences, a sum bound, typical $m_D$ and $M_R$, the seesaw formula itself, and explicit $\varphi$-power auxiliaries used to connect $M_R$ to the ladder.
Upstream, Constants supplies the RS time quantum and related units; PhiBounds supplies algebraic enclosures of $\varphi$ via rational bounds on $\sqrt{5}$, so numerical claims about $\varphi^n$ can be discharged without floating-point gaps.
proof idea
Definition-heavy module: mass-squared symbols, seesawMass, typical Dirac/Majorana scales, and massRatio are introduced as defs or abbrevs. Short lemmas (seesaw_gives_small_mass, seesaw_scale_phi_connection, phi_pow7, phi_pow13) reduce inequalities or equalities by rewriting powers of $\varphi$ and applying the imported PhiBounds enclosures; Fibonacci identities appear for the $\varphi^{13}$ auxiliary. No deep tactic scripts; structure is data plus algebraic scale checks.
why it matters in Recognition Science
Gives the Standard Model sector a concrete home for neutrino hierarchy inside the RS mass formula (yardstick $\times \varphi^{\mathrm{rung}-8+\mathrm{gap}(Z)}$). The seesaw-to-$\varphi$ link lets oscillation scales sit on the same ladder as charged fermions, consistent with T6 ($\varphi$ as self-similar fixed point) and the overall forcing chain. used_by is empty in the graph snapshot, so this module is presently a leaf library for later SM or cosmology assembly rather than an immediate parent of a named theorem. It does not yet close a paper proposition on its own; it packages the hierarchy inputs those arguments need.
scope and limits
- Does not prove oscillation parameters from first principles; it packages hierarchy scales.
- Does not derive the seesaw Lagrangian or PMNS matrix entries.
- Does not claim a unique Majorana scale beyond the stated φ-power connection.
- Does not address sterile neutrinos, CP phases, or absolute mass ordering proofs.
- Does not feed named downstream theorems in the current used_by graph.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (38)
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def
deltam21_sq -
def
deltam31_sq -
def
sum_mass_bound -
def
seesawMass -
def
typicalDiracMass -
def
typicalMajoranaMass -
theorem
seesaw_gives_small_mass -
def
phiPredictedMR -
lemma
phi_pow13 -
theorem
seesaw_scale_phi_connection -
def
massRatio -
lemma
phi_pow7 -
theorem
mass_ratio_phi7 -
def
m2_estimate -
def
m3_estimate -
def
m3_m2_ratio -
lemma
phi_pow4 -
theorem
mass_ratio_phi4 -
inductive
MassOrdering -
def
rsPrediction -
structure
NuRungAssignments -
def
canonicalNuRungs -
def
nuYardstick -
def
nuMassAtRung -
def
m_nu1_pred -
def
m_nu2_pred -
def
m_nu3_pred -
theorem
nu_rung_gap_ratio -
theorem
nu_solar_rung_ratio -
lemma
zpow_neg_lt_one -
theorem
nu_sum_bound_consistent -
theorem
nu1_abs_mass_upper -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_pos -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_upper -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_interval -
theorem
nu3_abs_mass_positive -
structure
NuAbsMassCert -
def
nuAbsMassCert