loveStrategy
plain-language theorem explainer
The loveStrategy definition supplies the uniform halving map on each agent's sigma value. Recognition Science researchers working on ethical equilibration would cite it to establish that love reduces global sigma spread. The definition is a direct one-line construction of the Strategy structure's apply field.
Claim. The love strategy is the map sending each agent's sigma value to half its value: for a population vector of sigmas, the transformed vector satisfies new_sigma_i = sigma_i / 2.
background
The module sets the Meta-Principle as the demand that global sigma tends to zero. Sigma is the charge from the AbileneParadox module: the signed gap between an agent's private preference and public vote (+1 if privately preferring stay but voting go, -1 for the reverse, 0 if truthful). Strategy is the structure whose apply field takes a finite vector of reals (Fin n → ℝ) and returns another such vector.
proof idea
One-line definition that populates the apply field of the Strategy structure with the uniform halving function.
why it matters
This definition supplies the concrete object used by love_minimizes_sigma_spread (which shows spread drops by a factor of 4) and love_is_fastest_equilibration (which shows strict reduction when any sigma is nonzero). It realizes the module's claim that love is the strategy minimizing sigma spread and driving fastest global equilibration under the Meta-Principle.
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