post
The post operation defines the atomic update that increments either the debit or credit counter by one at a chosen account index k in a d-dimensional ledger. Researchers working on ledger conservation, parity adjacency, or eight-tick synchronization cite it as the primitive step that turns vector updates into explicit posting sequences. The definition is a direct case split on the Side constructor that constructs the new ledger record with the targeted counter incremented.
claimLet $L$ be a ledger state over $d$ accounts. For index $k$ and side $s$ (debit or credit), post$(L,k,s)$ is the state obtained by adding one to the $s$-counter at account $k$ while leaving the opposite counter unchanged.
background
LedgerState d is the abbreviation Recognition.Ledger (AccountRS d), where AccountRS d equips the set Fin d with the trivial recognition relation. Side is the inductive type carrying the two constructors debit and credit. The module documentation states that this supplies the explicit ledger-shaped model in which a tick posts exactly one unit to exactly one account, thereby changing the phi = debit - credit vector by ±1 at a single coordinate and inducing a one-bit parity change.
proof idea
The definition is a noncomputable match on the side parameter. Debit case returns a record whose debit function is incremented at k and whose credit function is copied unchanged; the credit case is symmetric. No lemmas are applied; the construction is direct.
why it matters in Recognition Science
This supplies the posting primitive used by sequential_preserves_conservation to lift single-step conservation to arbitrary finite schedules, and by the Gap45 physical-motivation lemmas (eight_tick, fibonacci_connection_explained) that close the 8-tick cycle. It realizes the ledger model required for the parity one-bit adjacency theorem and thereby connects to the eight-tick octave (T7) in the forcing chain.
scope and limits
- Does not prove conservation or parity properties.
- Does not specify initial states or multi-tick schedules.
- Does not incorporate phi-ladder mass formulas or physical constants.
- Does not enforce nontrivial recognition relations beyond the trivial AccountRS.
formal statement (Lean)
74noncomputable def post {d : Nat} (L : LedgerState d) (k : Fin d) (side : Side) : LedgerState d := by
proof body
Definition body.
75 classical
76 exact match side with
77 | Side.debit =>
78 { debit := fun i => if i = k then L.debit i + 1 else L.debit i
79 , credit := L.credit }
80 | Side.credit =>
81 { debit := L.debit
82 , credit := fun i => if i = k then L.credit i + 1 else L.credit i }
83
used by (22)
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sequential_preserves_conservation -
eight_tick -
fibonacci_connection_explained -
physical_motivation_report -
maxAmendmentRate_eq -
ledgerJlogCost_post -
ledgerL1Cost_post -
legalAtomicTick_implies_PostingStep -
legalAtomicTick_of_post -
minCost_monotoneStep_implies_postingStep -
minJlogCost_monotoneStep_implies_postingStep -
parity_oneBitDiff_of_post -
phiVec_coordAtomicStep_of_post -
phiVec_post_credit -
phiVec_post_debit -
PostingStep -
postingStep_of_monotone_and_ledgerJlogCost_le_Jlog1 -
post_monotone -
run -
run_step_oneBitDiff -
Side -
stepAt