hypothesis4
plain-language theorem explainer
hypothesis4 defines the Wolfenstein λ as (3 - φ)/3 ≈ 0.461 for CKM matrix elements in Recognition Science. Quark flavor mixing researchers would cite it when testing φ-based angle predictions against measured values near 0.225. The declaration is a direct real-number assignment using the golden ratio constant.
Claim. Define the Wolfenstein parameter as $λ = (3 - φ)/3$, where $φ$ denotes the golden ratio.
background
The module derives CKM matrix elements from φ-quantized mixing angles linked to the 8-tick phase structure. hypothesis4 supplies one candidate value for the leading Wolfenstein parameter λ. It depends on the Hypothesis structure from CPM2D, described as a bundle providing projection_defect and energy control conditions for GalerkinState instances, and on the WZMassRatio hypothesis4 that defines cos(θ_W) via a similar algebraic form.
proof idea
Direct definition that assigns the real value (3 - phi)/3 to hypothesis4.
why it matters
This definition contributes to the CKM construction in StandardModel, which the module_doc ties to a potential PRD paper on golden ratio geometry. It aligns with T7 eight-tick octave for phase quantization and the phi-ladder used across mass and angle formulas. The downstream reference in WZMassRatio.hypothesis4 shows shared hypothesis testing for SM parameters, though the supplied value is flagged as too large relative to data.
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