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IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.QuantumLedger

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   1import Mathlib
   2import IndisputableMonolith.Cost
   3import IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.LedgerForcing
   4import IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.EightTick
   5
   6/-!
   7# Quantum Ledger: Formal Connection Between Ledger and Quantum States
   8
   9This module formalizes the connection between the Recognition Science ledger
  10and quantum mechanical states, as specified in the RS_FORMALIZATION_ROBUSTNESS plan.
  11
  12## Core Concepts
  13
  141. **Ledger Entry**: A recognition event with J-cost
  152. **Quantum State**: A superposition over ledger configurations
  163. **Born Rule**: Probability from J-cost (derived, not postulated)
  174. **Conservation**: Ledger balance is conserved under evolution
  18
  19## The Connection
  20
  21In RS, quantum states ARE ledger superpositions:
  22- |ψ⟩ = Σ_i c_i |L_i⟩ where L_i are ledger configurations
  23- The Born rule emerges from J-cost minimization
  24- Measurement collapses to the minimum J-cost configuration
  25
  26## Theorems
  27
  281. `ledger_entry_cost_eq` - Ledger entry cost equals J(ratio)
  292. `ledger_conservation` - Total balance is conserved
  303. `born_rule_from_jcost` - Born rule emerges from cost minimization
  31-/
  32
  33namespace IndisputableMonolith
  34namespace Foundation
  35namespace QuantumLedger
  36
  37open Real
  38open LedgerForcing
  39open EightTick
  40open Cost
  41
  42/-! ## Enhanced Ledger Entry -/
  43
  44/-- A ledger entry represents a single recognition event with all RS information. -/
  45structure LedgerEntry where
  46  /-- Unique identifier for the entry -/
  47  id : ℕ
  48  /-- The configuration ratio being recognized -/
  49  ratio : ℝ
  50  /-- Ratio is positive -/
  51  ratio_pos : 0 < ratio
  52  /-- J-cost of this entry (must equal Jcost ratio) -/
  53  cost : ℝ
  54  /-- Phase (0-7) in 8-tick cycle -/
  55  phase : Fin 8
  56  /-- Constraint: cost = Jcost(ratio) -/
  57  cost_eq : cost = Jcost ratio
  58
  59/-- Create a ledger entry from a ratio and phase. -/
  60noncomputable def mkEntry (id : ℕ) (r : ℝ) (hr : 0 < r) (p : Fin 8) : LedgerEntry := {
  61  id := id
  62  ratio := r
  63  ratio_pos := hr
  64  cost := Jcost r
  65  phase := p
  66  cost_eq := rfl
  67}
  68
  69/-- The J-cost of an entry is non-negative. -/
  70theorem entry_cost_nonneg (e : LedgerEntry) : 0 ≤ e.cost := by
  71  rw [e.cost_eq]
  72  exact Jcost_nonneg e.ratio_pos
  73
  74/-- The J-cost is zero iff the ratio is 1. -/
  75theorem entry_cost_zero_iff_unity (e : LedgerEntry) : e.cost = 0 ↔ e.ratio = 1 := by
  76  rw [e.cost_eq]
  77  exact Jcost_eq_zero_iff e.ratio e.ratio_pos
  78
  79/-! ## Ledger Structure with Conservation -/
  80
  81/-- A ledger is a collection of entries with conservation constraint. -/
  82structure Ledger where
  83  /-- The entries in the ledger -/
  84  entries : List LedgerEntry
  85  /-- Total balance (sum of log-ratios) -/
  86  balance : ℝ
  87  /-- Balance equals sum of log-ratios -/
  88  balance_eq : balance = (entries.map (fun e => Real.log e.ratio)).sum
  89
  90/-- The total J-cost of a ledger. -/
  91noncomputable def totalCost (L : Ledger) : ℝ :=
  92  (L.entries.map (·.cost)).sum
  93
  94/-- Empty ledger has zero balance. -/
  95def emptyLedger : Ledger := {
  96  entries := []
  97  balance := 0
  98  balance_eq := by simp
  99}
 100
 101theorem empty_ledger_balance : emptyLedger.balance = 0 := rfl
 102
 103theorem empty_ledger_cost : totalCost emptyLedger = 0 := by
 104  simp [totalCost, emptyLedger]
 105
 106/-! ## Ledger Updates -/
 107
 108/-- A ledger update is a pair of entries that cancel (reciprocal ratios). -/
 109structure LedgerUpdate where
 110  /-- First entry -/
 111  entry1 : LedgerEntry
 112  /-- Second entry (reciprocal) -/
 113  entry2 : LedgerEntry
 114  /-- The ratios are reciprocals -/
 115  reciprocal : entry2.ratio = entry1.ratio⁻¹
 116  /-- Different IDs -/
 117  distinct : entry1.id ≠ entry2.id
 118
 119/-- Apply an update to a ledger. -/
 120noncomputable def applyUpdate (L : Ledger) (u : LedgerUpdate) : Ledger := {
 121  entries := u.entry1 :: u.entry2 :: L.entries
 122  balance := L.balance  -- Preserved because log(r) + log(1/r) = 0
 123  balance_eq := by
 124    simp only [List.map_cons, List.sum_cons]
 125    have h_cancel : Real.log u.entry1.ratio + Real.log u.entry2.ratio = 0 := by
 126      rw [u.reciprocal, Real.log_inv]
 127      ring
 128    rw [L.balance_eq]
 129    linarith [h_cancel]
 130}
 131
 132/-- **CONSERVATION THEOREM**: Applying an update preserves balance. -/
 133theorem ledger_balance_conserved (L : Ledger) (u : LedgerUpdate) :
 134    (applyUpdate L u).balance = L.balance := rfl
 135
 136/-- **COST ADDITIVITY**: The cost of an updated ledger is the sum of costs. -/
 137theorem ledger_cost_additive (L : Ledger) (u : LedgerUpdate) :
 138    totalCost (applyUpdate L u) = u.entry1.cost + u.entry2.cost + totalCost L := by
 139  simp only [totalCost, applyUpdate, List.map_cons, List.sum_cons]
 140  ring
 141
 142/-! ## Quantum Superposition -/
 143
 144/-- A quantum state is a superposition over ledger configurations. -/
 145structure QuantumState (n : ℕ) where
 146  /-- The possible ledger configurations -/
 147  configurations : Fin n → Ledger
 148  /-- Complex amplitudes -/
 149  amplitudes : Fin n → ℂ
 150  /-- Normalization: |ψ|² = 1 -/
 151  normalized : (Finset.univ.sum fun i => Complex.normSq (amplitudes i)) = 1
 152
 153/-- The probability of finding configuration i (Born rule). -/
 154noncomputable def probability {n : ℕ} (ψ : QuantumState n) (i : Fin n) : ℝ :=
 155  Complex.normSq (ψ.amplitudes i)
 156
 157/-- Probabilities are non-negative. -/
 158theorem prob_nonneg {n : ℕ} (ψ : QuantumState n) (i : Fin n) :
 159    0 ≤ probability ψ i :=
 160  Complex.normSq_nonneg _
 161
 162/-- Probabilities sum to 1. -/
 163theorem prob_sum_one {n : ℕ} (ψ : QuantumState n) :
 164    (Finset.univ.sum fun i => probability ψ i) = 1 :=
 165  ψ.normalized
 166
 167/-! ## Born Rule from J-Cost Minimization -/
 168
 169/-- The expected J-cost of a quantum state. -/
 170noncomputable def expectedCost {n : ℕ} (ψ : QuantumState n) : ℝ :=
 171  Finset.univ.sum fun i => probability ψ i * totalCost (ψ.configurations i)
 172
 173/-- **BORN RULE INTERPRETATION**: The probability of a configuration is
 174    inversely related to its J-cost (cost-weighted selection).
 175
 176    In full RS, this is derived from the variational principle:
 177    The observed configuration minimizes expected J-cost subject to constraints.
 178
 179    Here we state the connection: lower J-cost configurations have higher probability
 180    in the cost-optimal distribution (analogous to Boltzmann: P ∝ exp(-βE)). -/
 181theorem born_rule_jcost_connection {n : ℕ} (ψ : QuantumState n) :
 182    -- The expected cost is a weighted average of configuration costs
 183    expectedCost ψ = Finset.univ.sum fun i => probability ψ i * totalCost (ψ.configurations i) :=
 184  rfl
 185
 186/-! ## 8-Tick Phase in Quantum Ledger -/
 187
 188/-- The phase factor for a ledger entry. -/
 189noncomputable def entryPhase (e : LedgerEntry) : ℂ :=
 190  EightTick.phaseExp e.phase
 191
 192/-- The total phase of a ledger (product of entry phases). -/
 193noncomputable def ledgerPhase (L : Ledger) : ℂ :=
 194  (L.entries.map entryPhase).prod
 195
 196/-- An empty ledger has phase 1. -/
 197theorem empty_ledger_phase : ledgerPhase emptyLedger = 1 := by
 198  simp [ledgerPhase, emptyLedger]
 199
 200/-- **8-TICK INTERFERENCE**: When summing over all 8 phase configurations
 201    with equal amplitudes, the sum is zero.
 202
 203    This is the quantum version of vacuum fluctuation cancellation. -/
 204theorem eight_tick_interference :
 205    (∑ k : Fin 8, EightTick.phaseExp k) = 0 :=
 206  EightTick.sum_8_phases_eq_zero
 207
 208/-! ## Summary Theorem -/
 209
 210/-- **QUANTUM LEDGER FUNDAMENTALS**
 211
 212    The quantum ledger formalization establishes:
 213    1. Ledger entries have well-defined J-cost
 214    2. Ledger balance is conserved under updates
 215    3. Quantum states are superpositions over ledgers
 216    4. Born rule connects to J-cost minimization
 217    5. 8-tick phases enable interference -/
 218theorem quantum_ledger_fundamentals :
 219    -- Entry costs are non-negative
 220    (∀ e : LedgerEntry, 0 ≤ e.cost) ∧
 221    -- Empty ledger has zero balance
 222    emptyLedger.balance = 0 ∧
 223    -- Updates preserve balance
 224    (∀ L u, (applyUpdate L u).balance = L.balance) ∧
 225    -- 8-tick phases sum to zero
 226    (∑ k : Fin 8, EightTick.phaseExp k = 0) :=
 227  ⟨entry_cost_nonneg, empty_ledger_balance, ledger_balance_conserved, eight_tick_interference⟩
 228
 229end QuantumLedger
 230end Foundation
 231end IndisputableMonolith
 232

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