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110/-! ## §III. Transmutation Pathways -/
111
112/-- A transmutation pathway: sequence of steps from fission product to stable end. -/
113structure TransmutationPath where
114 /-- Initial fission product configuration. -/
115 start : NuclearConfig
116 /-- Final (stable) end state. -/
117 finish : NuclearConfig
118 /-- Number of steps. -/
119 n_steps : ℕ
120 /-- Net cost reduction from start to finish. -/
121 net_reduction : nuclearCost finish ≤ nuclearCost start
122
123/-- **THEOREM EN-006.6**: Any transmutation path reduces total cost. -/
124theorem path_reduces_total_cost (path : TransmutationPath) :
125 nuclearCost path.finish ≤ nuclearCost path.start :=
126 path.net_reduction
127
128/-- A stable configuration: J-cost = 0 (doubly-magic nucleus). -/
129def stable_config : NuclearConfig := ⟨1, one_pos⟩
130
131/-- **THEOREM EN-006.7**: The stable configuration has zero cost. -/
132theorem stable_config_zero_cost : nuclearCost stable_config = 0 := by
133 unfold nuclearCost stable_config
134 exact Jcost_unit0
135
136/-- **THEOREM EN-006.8**: Stable configuration is optimal (minimal cost). -/
137theorem stable_is_optimal (cfg : NuclearConfig) :
138 nuclearCost stable_config ≤ nuclearCost cfg := by
139 rw [stable_config_zero_cost]
140 exact nuclear_cost_nonneg cfg
141
142/-! ## §IV. Doubly-Magic Attractors -/
143