phi_unique_self_similar

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  53    Proof: r² = r + 1 and φ² = φ + 1 give (r−φ)(r+φ) = r−φ,
  54    so (r−φ)(r+φ−1) = 0. Since r > 0 and φ > 1, r+φ−1 > 0,
  55    so r = φ. -/
  56theorem phi_unique_self_similar {r : ℝ} (hr_pos : 0 < r)
  57    (hr_ss : IsSelfSimilarRatio r) : r = phi := by
  58  unfold IsSelfSimilarRatio at hr_ss
  59  have hphi_sq := phi_sq_eq
  60  have hphi_pos := phi_pos
  61  have hphi_gt1 := one_lt_phi
  62  have hdiff : (r - phi) * (r + phi - 1) = 0 := by nlinarith
  63  rcases mul_eq_zero.mp hdiff with h | h
  64  · linarith
  65  · exfalso; nlinarith
  66
  67/-- φ is the cost fixed point: φ = 1 + 1/φ.
  68    Follows directly from φ² = φ + 1. -/
  69theorem phi_cost_fixed_point : phi = 1 + 1 / phi := by
  70  have hsq := phi_sq_eq
  71  have hne := phi_ne_zero
  72  field_simp at hsq ⊢; linarith
  73
  74/-! ## The φ-Harmonic Theorem -/
  75
  76/-- For any positive frequency f, the first φ-harmonic is f × φ.
  77    This is the minimal-cost non-trivial resonance above f.
  78
  79    The forcing chain:
  80    1. J(r) is the cost of ratio r (from T5)
  81    2. Self-similar ratios (r² = r + 1) are the scale-invariant resonances
  82    3. φ is the unique positive self-similar ratio (from T6)
  83    4. Therefore f × φ is the unique first φ-harmonic of f -/
  84structure PhiHarmonicForced (f : ℝ) where
  85  harmonic : ℝ
  86  harmonic_eq : harmonic = f * phi