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126This is the pre-physical observer theorem: observer-dependence is not added
127at the quantum-measurement layer. It is forced at the first moment a
128distinction becomes an event. -/
129theorem nontrivial_recognition_forces_interface (K : Type*) :
130 NontrivialRecognition K →
131 ∃ (I : PrimitiveInterface K) (x y : K),
132 equalityDistinction K x y ∧ Separates I x y := by
133 intro h
134 rcases h with ⟨x, y, hxy⟩
135 exact ⟨pointInterface x, x, y, hxy, pointInterface_separates hxy⟩
136
137/-- Same theorem under the observer name: non-trivial recognition forces a
138primitive observer. -/
139theorem nontrivial_recognition_forces_observer (K : Type*) :
140 NontrivialRecognition K →
141 ∃ (O : PrimitiveObserver K) (x y : K),
142 equalityDistinction K x y ∧ Separates O x y :=
143 nontrivial_recognition_forces_interface K
144
145/-- The primitive observer theorem in compact certificate form. -/
146structure ObserverFromRecognitionCert where
147 forced :
148 ∀ K : Type*, NontrivialRecognition K →
149 ∃ (O : PrimitiveObserver K) (x y : K),
150 equalityDistinction K x y ∧ Separates O x y
151 kernel_equiv :
152 ∀ {K : Type*} (O : PrimitiveObserver K), Equivalence (O.kernel)
153
154/-- Certificate: the primitive observer is forced by non-trivial recognition. -/
155def observerFromRecognitionCert : ObserverFromRecognitionCert where
156 forced := nontrivial_recognition_forces_observer
157 kernel_equiv := kernel_is_equivalence
158
159theorem observerFromRecognitionCert_inhabited :
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Geometry rebuilt as a quotient of what measurements can distinguish
"A finite local resolution axiom formalizes the fact that any observer can distinguish only finitely many outcomes within a local region."