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planck_length_eq_one

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IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.ConstantDerivations
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Foundation
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plain-language theorem explainer

Planck length equals 1 in RS-native units. Researchers normalizing length scales inside the constant-derivation chain from the Recognition Composition Law cite this normalization. The proof is a short algebraic reduction that unfolds the square-root definition, substitutes the prior result c = 1, commutes the G ℏ product, and reduces the radicand to unity.

Claim. The Planck length defined by $ℓ_P := √(ℏ_{rs} G_{rs} / c_{rs}^3)$ equals 1 in the native units of Recognition Science.

background

This module derives the fundamental constants from the RS foundation. The Composition Law produces the J-cost J(x) = ½(x + x^{-1}) − 1 whose fixed point is the golden ratio φ; the eight-tick octave then forces D = 3 and the causal speed c = 1. The Planck length is introduced as the square root of the product ℏ G divided by c cubed, with all quantities expressed in RS-native units where lengths and times are scaled to the fundamental tick and coherence length.

proof idea

The proof unfolds the definition of planck_length_rs, rewrites c_rs to 1 via c_rs_eq_one, simplifies the resulting powers and division, commutes the G ℏ product via G_ℏ_product, and concludes with the fact that the square root of one is one.

why it matters

This result is invoked by all_constants_from_phi, which assembles the full set c = 1, ℏ = φ^{-5}, G = φ^5. It supplies the length normalization step in the derivation chain that begins with the Composition Law and proceeds through the forcing sequence to the physical constants. The step closes the unit choice that makes every constant algebraic in φ.

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