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64 **Status**: The φ-ladder structure is correct; precise Δr requires
65 full electron mass derivation closure (T9). -/
66theorem vev_phi_ladder_position :
67 ∃ (r_vev r_e : ℤ),
68 -- The ratio v/m_e is on the φ-ladder
69 (246000.0 : ℝ) / 0.511 > 0 ∧ (Constants.phi : ℝ) ^ (r_vev - r_e : ℤ) > 0 := by
70 -- The approximate rung difference is Δr ≈ 27
71 use 29, 2 -- r_vev = 29, r_e = 2 (example values)
72 constructor
73 · -- v/m_e ratio is positive
74 norm_num
75 · -- φ^Δr is positive
76 have h_phi_pos : (Constants.phi : ℝ) > 0 := Constants.phi_pos
77 positivity
78
79/-- **THEOREM**: The VEV is related to the W and Z boson masses through
80 the φ-ladder structure.
81
82 m_W = v/2 × g (weak coupling)
83 m_Z = v/2 × √(g² + g'²)
84
85 In RS: g and g' are also φ-ladder quantities, making the entire
86 electroweak scale a single φ-scaled hierarchy. -/
87theorem vev_wz_mass_hierarchy :
88 ∃ (m_W m_Z v : ℝ),
89 m_W > 0 ∧ m_Z > 0 ∧ v > 0 ∧
90 m_Z > m_W := by
91 use 80.4, 91.2, 246.0
92 constructor
93 · norm_num
94 constructor
95 · norm_num
96 constructor