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action_small_angle_diverges

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The theorem establishes that the kernel action A(θ) = −log(sin θ) diverges to +∞ as θ approaches 0 from above. Modelers of angular resolution limits and budget-constrained recognition thresholds cite it to derive positive lower bounds on admissible angles. The proof is a one-line term wrapper that substitutes the definition of A and invokes the classical limit for −log(sin θ).

claim$A(θ) := −log(sin θ)$ satisfies $lim_{θ→0^+} A(θ) = +∞$.

background

The Recognition Angle module introduces A_of_theta(θ) := −log(sin θ) on (0, π/2] as the kernel action that quantifies directional recognition cost. It also defines thetaMin(Amax) := arcsin(exp(−Amax)) as the budget-dependent minimal angle. The upstream theorem neg_log_sin_tendsto_atTop_at_zero_right from Cost.ClassicalResults states that −log(sin θ) tends to +∞ as θ → 0⁺, supplying the required real-analysis fact.

proof idea

The proof is a one-line term-mode wrapper. It applies simpa with the definition of A_of_theta to reduce the claim directly to the upstream limit theorem neg_log_sin_tendsto_atTop_at_zero_right.

why it matters in Recognition Science

This result anchors the recognition-angle program by confirming unbounded cost for arbitrarily small angles, which justifies the thetaMin threshold and the infeasibility statements below it. It fits the cost-based measurement model in Recognition Science and supports finite-budget constraints on resolvable directions.

scope and limits

formal statement (Lean)

  56theorem action_small_angle_diverges :
  57  Tendsto (fun θ => A_of_theta θ) (nhdsWithin 0 (Set.Ioi 0)) atTop := by

proof body

Term-mode proof.

  58  simpa [A_of_theta] using
  59    IndisputableMonolith.Cost.ClassicalResults.neg_log_sin_tendsto_atTop_at_zero_right
  60
  61/-- Budget inequality implies the minimal angle threshold. -/

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