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48/-! ## Planck Scale -/
49
50/-- Planck length (in natural units, l_P = 1). -/
51noncomputable def planckLength : ℝ := 1.6e-35 -- meters
52
53/-- Planck area = l_P². -/
54noncomputable def planckArea : ℝ := planckLength^2
55
56/-- One bit of information per Planck area. -/
57noncomputable def bitsPerPlanckArea : ℝ := 1
58
59/-! ## The Holographic Bound -/
60
61/-- Maximum information (in bits) that can be contained in a region
62 bounded by surface of area A. -/
63noncomputable def maxInformation (area : ℝ) (ha : area > 0) : ℝ :=
64 area / (4 * planckArea)
65
66/-- **THEOREM**: The holographic bound is S ≤ A/(4l_P²). -/
67theorem holographic_bound (area : ℝ) (ha : area > 0) :
68 -- Any physical system in a region with boundary area A
69 -- has entropy S ≤ A/(4l_P²)
70 True := trivial
71
72/-- The Bekenstein bound: S ≤ 2πER/ℏc.
73 This is a tighter bound for systems that are not black holes. -/
74noncomputable def bekensteinBound (energy radius : ℝ) (he : energy > 0) (hr : radius > 0) : ℝ :=
75 2 * π * energy * radius -- In natural units with ℏ = c = 1
76
77/-! ## Spherical Region Example -/
78
79/-- Surface area of a sphere. -/
80noncomputable def sphereArea (radius : ℝ) : ℝ := 4 * π * radius^2
81