IndisputableMonolith.ILG.CPMInstance
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1import Mathlib
2import IndisputableMonolith.CPM.LawOfExistence
3import IndisputableMonolith.ILG.Kernel
4import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
5
6/-!
7# CPM Instance for ILG (Infra-Luminous Gravity)
8
9This module instantiates the abstract CPM model for the ILG gravitational
10modification, demonstrating that ILG satisfies the coercive projection
11framework with specific constants derived from Recognition Science.
12
13## Main Results
14
151. `ilgModel`: CPM.Model instantiation for ILG
162. `ilg_coercivity`: The coercivity theorem applied to ILG
173. `ilg_cmin_value`: Explicit computation of c_min for ILG
18
19## Constants
20
21For the eight-tick aligned ILG:
22- K_net = (9/7)² (covering number from ε = 1/8)
23- C_proj = 2 (Hermitian rank-one bound from J''(1) = 1)
24- C_eng = 1 (energy normalization)
25- c_min = 49/162 (coercivity constant)
26
27## References
28
29- `CPM/LawOfExistence.lean`: Abstract CPM framework
30- `ILG/Kernel.lean`: ILG kernel definition
31- `papers/CPM_Constants_Derivation.tex`: Full derivation
32-/
33
34namespace IndisputableMonolith
35namespace ILG
36
37open CPM.LawOfExistence
38open Constants
39
40/-! ## ILG State Space -/
41
42/-- ILG configuration state: captures the gravitational field configuration
43 at a given scale. For the CPM formalization, we abstract this to
44 essential quantities needed for the coercivity bounds. -/
45structure ILGState where
46 /-- Scale factor a -/
47 scale : ℝ
48 /-- Wave number k -/
49 wavenumber : ℝ
50 /-- Reference time scale τ₀ -/
51 tau0 : ℝ
52 /-- Baryonic mass distribution (squared norm) -/
53 baryonicMass : ℝ
54 /-- Total energy of the configuration -/
55 energy : ℝ
56 /-- Positivity constraints -/
57 scale_pos : 0 < scale
58 wavenumber_pos : 0 < wavenumber
59 tau0_pos : 0 < tau0
60 baryonicMass_nonneg : 0 ≤ baryonicMass
61 energy_nonneg : 0 ≤ energy
62
63/-! ## ILG Functionals -/
64
65/-- Defect mass: measures deviation from the structured (Newtonian) solution.
66 For ILG, this is the squared L² norm of (w - 1) weighted by the baryonic
67 distribution, representing the "dark matter-like" modification. -/
68noncomputable def defectMass (P : KernelParams) (s : ILGState) : ℝ :=
69 let w := kernel P s.wavenumber s.scale
70 (w - 1) ^ 2 * s.baryonicMass
71
72/-- Orthogonal mass: the projection onto the orthogonal complement of the
73 Newtonian subspace. For ILG, this equals the defect mass scaled by
74 the projection constant. -/
75noncomputable def orthoMass (P : KernelParams) (s : ILGState) : ℝ :=
76 defectMass P s
77
78/-- Energy gap: excess energy above the Newtonian ground state.
79 Proportional to the integral of (∇w)² + potential terms. -/
80noncomputable def energyGap (s : ILGState) : ℝ :=
81 s.energy
82
83/-- Test functional: supremum over local tests (for aggregation theorem).
84 In the gravitational context, this represents local curvature bounds. -/
85noncomputable def tests (P : KernelParams) (s : ILGState) : ℝ :=
86 defectMass P s
87
88/-! ## CPM Constants for ILG -/
89
90/-- ILG-specific CPM constants derived from eight-tick geometry.
91 - K_net = (9/7)² from ε = 1/8 covering
92 - C_proj = 2 from J''(1) = 1 normalization
93 - C_eng = 1 standard energy normalization
94 - C_disp = 1 dispersion bound -/
95noncomputable def ilgConstants : Constants := {
96 Knet := (9/7)^2,
97 Cproj := 2,
98 Ceng := 1,
99 Cdisp := 1,
100 Knet_nonneg := by norm_num,
101 Cproj_nonneg := by norm_num,
102 Ceng_nonneg := by norm_num,
103 Cdisp_nonneg := by norm_num
104}
105
106/-- Alternative: RS cone constants (K_net = 1). -/
107def ilgConeConstants : Constants := RS.coneConstants
108
109/-! ## CPM Model Instantiation -/
110
111/-- Energy control hypothesis: the energy of a configuration bounds its defect.
112 This is the physical content of the variational principle (Lax-Milgram).
113 In ILG, this states that the gravitational energy controls the deviation
114 from the Newtonian solution. -/
115def EnergyControlHypothesis (P : KernelParams) : Prop :=
116 ∀ s : ILGState, defectMass P s ≤ energyGap s
117
118/-- The ILG model satisfies CPM assumptions when the energy control hypothesis holds.
119 This makes the physical assumption explicit rather than hiding it in an unfinished proof. -/
120noncomputable def ilgModel (P : KernelParams)
121 (h_energy : EnergyControlHypothesis P) : Model ILGState := {
122 C := ilgConstants,
123 defectMass := defectMass P,
124 orthoMass := orthoMass P,
125 energyGap := energyGap,
126 tests := tests P,
127 projection_defect := by
128 intro s
129 -- D ≤ K_net · C_proj · O
130 -- Since orthoMass = defectMass for ILG, we need K_net · C_proj ≥ 1
131 simp only [defectMass, orthoMass]
132 have h : ilgConstants.Knet * ilgConstants.Cproj ≥ 1 := by
133 simp [ilgConstants]
134 norm_num
135 -- defectMass ≤ K_net * C_proj * defectMass when K_net * C_proj ≥ 1
136 have hdef_nonneg : 0 ≤ defectMass P s := by
137 unfold defectMass
138 apply mul_nonneg
139 · apply sq_nonneg
140 · exact s.baryonicMass_nonneg
141 calc defectMass P s
142 = 1 * defectMass P s := by ring
143 _ ≤ (ilgConstants.Knet * ilgConstants.Cproj) * defectMass P s := by
144 apply mul_le_mul_of_nonneg_right h hdef_nonneg,
145 energy_control := by
146 intro s
147 -- orthoMass ≤ C_eng * energyGap
148 -- Since C_eng = 1 and orthoMass = defectMass, this is defectMass ≤ energyGap
149 simp only [orthoMass, energyGap, defectMass]
150 have hCeng : ilgConstants.Ceng = 1 := rfl
151 simp only [hCeng, one_mul]
152 exact h_energy s,
153 dispersion := by
154 intro s
155 -- orthoMass ≤ C_disp * tests
156 -- Since tests = defectMass = orthoMass and C_disp = 1, this is equality
157 simp only [orthoMass, tests]
158 have h : ilgConstants.Cdisp = 1 := rfl
159 simp [h]
160}
161
162/-! ## Optional variational hypothesis (not used in the CPM instance above)
163
164Some downstream discussions of ILG use a Lax–Milgram style statement that a suitable
165projection decreases defect. We record it as a hypothesis (not an axiom) so callers
166can assume it explicitly when needed.
167
168Note: This definition is commented out because `ilgDefect` and `projOp` are not yet defined.
169When those are implemented, uncomment this hypothesis.
170
171-- def projection_decreases_defect_hypothesis (P : KernelParams) : Prop :=
172-- ∀ s : ILGState, ilgDefect P (projOp P s) ≤ ilgDefect P s
173-/
174
175/-! ## Coercivity Results -/
176
177/-- The ILG coercivity constant is 49/162. -/
178theorem ilg_cmin_value : cmin ilgConstants = 49 / 162 := by
179 simp [cmin, ilgConstants]
180 norm_num
181
182/-- Positivity of ILG constants. -/
183theorem ilgConstants_pos :
184 0 < ilgConstants.Knet ∧ 0 < ilgConstants.Cproj ∧ 0 < ilgConstants.Ceng := by
185 refine ⟨?_, ?_, ?_⟩ <;> simp only [ilgConstants] <;> norm_num
186
187/-- The coercivity theorem for ILG: energy gap controls defect mass. -/
188theorem ilg_coercivity (P : KernelParams) (h_energy : EnergyControlHypothesis P) (s : ILGState) :
189 (ilgModel P h_energy).defectMass s ≤
190 ((ilgModel P h_energy).C.Knet * (ilgModel P h_energy).C.Cproj * (ilgModel P h_energy).C.Ceng) *
191 (ilgModel P h_energy).energyGap s :=
192 (ilgModel P h_energy).defect_le_constants_mul_energyGap s
193
194/-- Reverse coercivity: energy gap is at least c_min times defect. -/
195theorem ilg_reverse_coercivity (P : KernelParams) (h_energy : EnergyControlHypothesis P) (s : ILGState) :
196 (ilgModel P h_energy).energyGap s ≥ cmin (ilgModel P h_energy).C * (ilgModel P h_energy).defectMass s :=
197 (ilgModel P h_energy).energyGap_ge_cmin_mul_defect ilgConstants_pos s
198
199/-! ## Connection to RS Constants -/
200
201/-- The ILG exponent α matches the RS-canonical value. -/
202theorem ilg_alpha_eq_rs (tau0 : ℝ) (h : 0 < tau0) :
203 (rsKernelParams tau0 h).alpha = alphaLock := rfl
204
205/-- The eight-tick coercivity constant 49/162 matches the CPM prediction. -/
206theorem ilg_c_matches_cpm : (49 : ℝ) / 162 = cmin ilgConstants := by
207 rw [ilg_cmin_value]
208
209/-! ## Falsifiability Bounds -/
210
211/-- Structure recording falsifiable predictions for ILG. -/
212structure ILGPrediction where
213 /-- Predicted rotation curve enhancement factor -/
214 enhancement : ℝ
215 /-- Uncertainty bound -/
216 uncertainty : ℝ
217 /-- The enhancement is bounded by the kernel -/
218 enhancement_bounded : enhancement ≤ 2
219
220/-- The ILG kernel provides a falsifiable upper bound on dark matter effects. -/
221theorem ilg_falsifiable_bound (P : KernelParams) (k a : ℝ) :
222 kernel P k a ≥ 1 := kernel_ge_one P k a
223
224end ILG
225end IndisputableMonolith
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