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IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.WZMassRatio

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The module declares W and Z boson masses in GeV, their ratio, the Weinberg angle, and five supporting hypotheses inside the Recognition Science Standard Model layer. Researchers checking electroweak consistency with PDG data would cite these values when scoring mass-ratio predictions. The module consists entirely of definitions and hypothesis interfaces with no theorems or proofs.

claim$m_W = 80.377$ GeV, $m_Z = 91.1876$ GeV, mass ratio $m_W/m_Z$, Weinberg angle satisfying $1 - (m_W/m_Z)^2 = 0.231$, together with five hypotheses on the ratio bounds.

background

The module imports the RS time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick from Constants and places the declarations in the StandardModel domain. It introduces m_W and m_Z as explicit mass values, massRatio as their quotient, weinbergAngle and sin2ThetaW as the derived mixing parameter, and five hypothesis statements that encode the numerical interval claims. These objects supply the concrete inputs required by downstream score-card calculations.

proof idea

This is a definition module containing no proofs. It simply states the mass constants, computes the ratio and angle algebraically, and registers the five hypotheses as Prop placeholders.

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the exact PDG-derived inputs required by WZBosonRatioScoreCard to prove the interval bounds m_W/m_Z ∈ (0.87,0.89) and sin²θ_W ∈ (0.22,0.23). It thereby closes the numeric side of Phase 2 P2-WZ in the Recognition Science chain that links the forcing sequence T0-T8 to electroweak observables.

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