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224 curvature : Config → ℝ := possibility_curvature
225
226/-- The standard modal manifold. -/
227def standard_modal_manifold : ModalManifold where
228 points := {c : Config | 0 < c.value}
229 dimension := 2
230 metric := modal_distance
231 curvature := possibility_curvature
232
233/-- **MODAL COMPLETENESS**: Every point can reach identity.
234
235 The modal manifold is "geodesically complete" in the sense that
236 every configuration has a finite-cost path to the attractor. -/
237theorem modal_completeness (c : Config) :
238 ∃ path : List Config, path.head? = some c ∧
239 path.getLast? = some (identity_config (c.time + 8)) := by
240 use [c, identity_config (c.time + 8)]
241 simp only [List.head?_cons, List.getLast?_cons_cons, List.getLast?_singleton, and_self]
242
243/-! ## Boundaries of Possibility -/
244
245/-- **IMPOSSIBLE REGION**: Where J → ∞.
246
247 As x → 0⁺, J(x) → ∞, making these configurations unreachable at finite cost.
248 This is the "boundary of possibility." -/
249def ImpossibleRegion : Set ℝ := {x : ℝ | x ≤ 0}
250
251/-- The impossible region has infinite cost. -/
252theorem impossible_infinite_cost (x : ℝ) (hx : x ≤ 0) :
253 ¬∃ c : Config, c.value = x := by
254 intro ⟨c, hc⟩
255 have : 0 < c.value := c.pos
256 linarith
257