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496 simp only [RSReal_synth, rs_exists_unique_one]
497
498/-- The φ-ladder as a specific discrete skeleton. -/
499noncomputable def phi_ladder : Set ℝ :=
500 {x | ∃ n : ℤ, x = PhiForcing.φ ^ n}
501
502theorem one_mem_phi_ladder : (1 : ℝ) ∈ phi_ladder :=
503 ⟨0, by simp [PhiForcing.φ]⟩
504
505theorem RSReal_gen_phi_one : RSReal_gen phi_ladder 1 :=
506 RSReal_gen_at_one one_mem_phi_ladder
507
508/-! ## Numeric Verification of Paper Examples (Section 4.1)
509
510The paper uses concrete J-cost values in Tables 1–3.
511We verify each value used.
512-/
513
514theorem Jcost_val_2 : Cost.Jcost 2 = 1 / 4 := by
515 unfold Cost.Jcost; norm_num
516
517theorem Jcost_val_4 : Cost.Jcost 4 = 9 / 8 := by
518 unfold Cost.Jcost; norm_num
519
520theorem Jcost_val_5 : Cost.Jcost 5 = 8 / 5 := by
521 unfold Cost.Jcost; norm_num
522
523theorem Jcost_val_6 : Cost.Jcost 6 = 25 / 12 := by
524 unfold Cost.Jcost; norm_num
525
526theorem Jcost_val_8 : Cost.Jcost 8 = 49 / 16 := by
527 unfold Cost.Jcost; norm_num
528
529/-- J(1/2) = J(2) by reciprocal symmetry (used in Example 3). -/