IndisputableMonolith.Verification.Rendered
Module that packages dimensionless Recognition Science claims into a display-ready rendered form. It defines the data shapes for claim summaries, gate specifications, and export bundles used by the verification layer. Physicists checking the zero-knob and dimensionless-constant ledger would land here. Structure is definitional: types and static tables, not a proof chain.
claimA rendered dimensionless claim is a structured summary (statement, status, and gate data) of a scale-free RS prediction. The module also fixes gate specifications and the exported lists of zero-knob and dimensionless claims used by the verification front-end.
background
Recognition Science verification separates raw Lean theorems from the human-facing ledger of dimensionless predictions (fine-structure band, mass ratios, and similar scale-free outputs). This module sits in that verification layer: it does not re-prove physics, it records how those claims are summarized for export and display.
Sibling objects include a rendered-claim record, a gate specification (acceptance window or check), and static tables such as zero-knob exports, rendered dimensionless claims, and rendered gates. Only Mathlib is imported; the content is structural packaging rather than analytic derivation.
In RS-native units the interesting checks are dimensionless (for example $\alpha^{-1}$ in a narrow band near $137$), so a dedicated rendered form keeps the verification UI aligned with the proved statements without dragging full proof terms into the summary.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs. It introduces data types and constant tables (rendered claims, gate specs, export lists) that other verification code can read. There is no tactic or term argument to walk; the module's job is naming and packaging.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The verification domain needs a stable, display-oriented view of dimensionless RS claims and their gates so auditors can see status without opening every Lean file. This module supplies that view: rendered claim summaries, gate specs, and the zero-knob / dimensionless export bundles referenced by sibling names in the same file.
It does not itself close a forcing-chain step (T0--T8) or evaluate $J$, $\varphi$, or the eight-tick structure. It feeds the verification front-end and any parent reports that consume rendered claim and gate lists, keeping the dimensionless ledger (including bands such as $\alpha^{-1}$) inspectable beside the proved core.
scope and limits
- Does not prove any physical identity or bound; only defines rendered summary types and tables.
- Does not compute numerical constants or evaluate J-cost, phi-ladder, or alpha.
- Does not depend on upstream RS theorems beyond what consumers later attach.
- Does not specify UI behavior outside the exported claim and gate data shapes.