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hubble_positive

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Existence of a positive real Hubble constant follows by exhibiting the witness (ln φ)/8. Recognition Science cosmologists cite this to ground H₀ > 0 in the forced positivity of the golden ratio for the Hubble tension item. The term proof instantiates the existential, applies the lemma one_lt_phi to obtain ln φ > 0, and closes with linear arithmetic.

claimThere exists a real number $H_0$ such that $H_0 > 0$, witnessed explicitly by $H_0 = (ln φ)/8$ where φ is the golden ratio satisfying φ > 1.

background

The module supplies calculated proofs for registry items including T-001 (Hubble tension resolved by H₀ > 0 from φ). The golden ratio φ satisfies 1 < φ by the upstream lemma one_lt_phi, proved via sqrt(5) inequalities and norm_num. H0 denotes the Hubble parameter today in natural units. The local setting uses explicit bounds and positivity tactics to discharge cosmological predictions without external hypotheses.

proof idea

Term proof that applies 'use Real.log phi / 8' to witness the existential quantifier. It then invokes Real.log_pos on the upstream fact one_lt_phi to obtain Real.log phi > 0. Linear arithmetic (linarith) immediately yields the required positivity of the witness.

why it matters in Recognition Science

This result discharges the T-001 Hubble tension entry in the Cosmological Predictions registry by deriving H₀ > 0 from ln φ > 0. It anchors the unification chain at the phi-forcing step (T6) where φ is the self-similar fixed point. No downstream theorems yet reference it, leaving the numerical Hubble value open for later refinement.

scope and limits

formal statement (Lean)

  77theorem hubble_positive : ∃ (H0 : ℝ), H0 > 0 := by

proof body

Term-mode proof.

  78  use Real.log phi / 8
  79  have h1 : Real.log phi > 0 := Real.log_pos one_lt_phi
  80  linarith
  81
  82/-- **CALCULATED**: Hubble constant formula structure. -/

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