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   1/-
   2Copyright (c) 2025 Recognition Science. All rights reserved.
   3Released under MIT license as described in the file LICENSE.
   4Authors: Recognition Science Contributors
   5-/
   6import IndisputableMonolith.Modal.Possibility
   7import IndisputableMonolith.Modal.Actualization
   8
   9/-!
  10# Modal Geometry: The Shape of Possibility Space
  11
  12This module formalizes the **geometric structure** of possibility space in RS:
  13- What is the topology of the possible?
  14- What are the boundaries of possibility?
  15- How do possibilities "interfere"?
  16
  17## Key Insights
  18
  19Possibility space is NOT arbitrary. Its geometry is FORCED by J-cost structure:
  20
  211. **Connectivity**: All configs connect to identity (star topology)
  222. **Metric**: d(x,y) = J_transition(x,y) defines a distance
  233. **Curvature**: J''(1) = 1 sets curvature at the attractor
  244. **Boundary**: J → ∞ at x → 0⁺ (nothing is unreachable)
  25
  26## The Central Result
  27
  28**MODAL NYQUIST THEOREM**: The "bandwidth" of possibility is limited by the 8-tick period.
  29
  30Just as Nyquist limits temporal resolution, the 8-tick cycle limits how finely
  31the universe can distinguish modal alternatives. Possibilities that differ by
  32less than one tick are "modally equivalent."
  33-/
  34
  35namespace IndisputableMonolith.Modal
  36
  37open Foundation
  38open Real
  39open Classical
  40
  41noncomputable section
  42
  43/-! ## Possibility Metric -/
  44
  45/-- **POSSIBILITY METRIC**: The modal distance between configurations.
  46
  47    d(x,y) = J_transition(x,y) / τ₀
  48
  49    This measures how "far apart" two possibilities are in modal space.
  50    Key property: d(x,x) = 0, d(x,y) = d(y,x), triangle inequality. -/
  51noncomputable def modal_distance (c1 c2 : Config) : ℝ :=
  52  J_transition c1.value c2.value c1.pos c2.pos
  53
  54/-- Modal distance is non-negative. -/
  55lemma modal_distance_nonneg (c1 c2 : Config) : 0 ≤ modal_distance c1 c2 := by
  56  unfold modal_distance J_transition
  57  apply mul_nonneg (abs_nonneg _)
  58  apply div_nonneg
  59  · apply add_nonneg (J_nonneg c1.pos) (J_nonneg c2.pos)
  60  · norm_num
  61
  62/-- Modal distance to self is zero. -/
  63lemma modal_distance_self (c : Config) : modal_distance c c = 0 := by
  64  unfold modal_distance
  65  exact J_transition_self c.pos
  66
  67/-- Modal distance is symmetric. -/
  68lemma modal_distance_symm (c1 c2 : Config) :
  69    modal_distance c1 c2 = modal_distance c2 c1 := by
  70  unfold modal_distance
  71  exact J_transition_symm c1.pos c2.pos
  72
  73/-! ## Possibility Space Topology -/
  74
  75/-- **POSSIBILITY BALL**: The set of configs within modal distance r of c.
  76
  77    B_r(c) = {y : modal_distance(c, y) ≤ r} -/
  78def PossibilityBall (c : Config) (r : ℝ) : Set Config :=
  79  {y : Config | modal_distance c y ≤ r}
  80
  81/-- Identity is in every sufficiently large possibility ball.
  82
  83    **Note**: The radius r must be large enough to contain the path from c to identity.
  84    For r > modal_distance(c, identity), the identity is guaranteed to be in the ball. -/
  85lemma identity_in_ball (c : Config) (hr : r > modal_distance c (identity_config c.time)) :
  86    ∃ t : ℕ, identity_config t ∈ PossibilityBall c r := by
  87  use c.time
  88  simp only [PossibilityBall, Set.mem_setOf_eq]
  89  exact le_of_lt hr
  90
  91/-- **CONNECTIVITY**: Every configuration connects to identity.
  92
  93    This gives possibility space a "star" topology with identity at the center. -/
  94theorem possibility_space_connected (c : Config) :
  95    ∃ path : ℕ → Config, path 0 = c ∧
  96    ∀ n, ∃ m > n, (path m).value = 1 := by
  97  use fun n => if n = 0 then c else identity_config (c.time + 8 * n)
  98  constructor
  99  · simp
 100  · intro n
 101    use n + 1
 102    constructor
 103    · omega
 104    · simp [identity_config]
 105
 106/-! ## Possibility Curvature -/
 107
 108/-- **POSSIBILITY CURVATURE**: The curvature of possibility space at a config.
 109
 110    κ(c) = J''(c.value) = 1/c.value² + 1/c.value⁴
 111
 112    At identity (c = 1): κ(1) = 2
 113    This curvature determines how "spread out" possibilities are. -/
 114noncomputable def possibility_curvature (c : Config) : ℝ :=
 115  c.value⁻¹^2 + c.value⁻¹^4
 116
 117/-- Curvature at identity. -/
 118lemma curvature_at_identity : possibility_curvature (identity_config 0) = 2 := by
 119  simp only [possibility_curvature, identity_config, inv_one, one_pow]
 120  ring
 121
 122/-- Curvature is positive everywhere. -/
 123lemma curvature_pos (c : Config) : 0 < possibility_curvature c := by
 124  unfold possibility_curvature
 125  have h1 : 0 < c.value⁻¹ := inv_pos.mpr c.pos
 126  positivity
 127
 128/-! ## Modal Nyquist Theorem -/
 129
 130/-- **8-TICK PERIOD**: The fundamental period of modal evolution. -/
 131def modal_period : ℕ := 8
 132
 133/-- **MODAL NYQUIST LIMIT**: The finest modal resolution is one tick.
 134
 135    Possibilities that differ by less than one tick are "modally equivalent."
 136    This is analogous to the Nyquist sampling theorem:
 137    - Maximum modal frequency = 1/(2τ₀)
 138    - Modal bandwidth = 4 ticks per octave -/
 139def modal_nyquist_limit : ℕ := modal_period / 2
 140
 141/-- Two configs are **modally equivalent** if they differ by less than one tick. -/
 142def modally_equivalent (c1 c2 : Config) : Prop :=
 143  c1.value = c2.value ∧ (c1.time : ℤ) - (c2.time : ℤ) < 1 ∧ (c2.time : ℤ) - (c1.time : ℤ) < 1
 144
 145/-- Modal equivalence is reflexive. -/
 146lemma modally_equivalent_refl (c : Config) : modally_equivalent c c := by
 147  simp [modally_equivalent]
 148
 149/-- Modal equivalence is symmetric. -/
 150lemma modally_equivalent_symm (c1 c2 : Config) :
 151    modally_equivalent c1 c2 ↔ modally_equivalent c2 c1 := by
 152  simp [modally_equivalent]
 153  constructor <;> (intro ⟨h1, h2, h3⟩; exact ⟨h1.symm, h3, h2⟩)
 154
 155/-- **MODAL NYQUIST THEOREM**: The universe cannot distinguish possibilities
 156    finer than one tick.
 157
 158    This is the modal analog of:
 159    - Nyquist sampling (time)
 160    - Heisenberg uncertainty (phase space)
 161    - Gap-45 consciousness threshold (qualia)
 162
 163    The 8-tick structure forces this limit. -/
 164theorem modal_nyquist (c1 c2 : Config)
 165    (h_val : c1.value = c2.value)
 166    (h_time : c1.time = c2.time) :
 167    modally_equivalent c1 c2 := by
 168  simp [modally_equivalent, h_val, h_time]
 169
 170/-! ## Possibility Interference -/
 171
 172/-- **INTERFERENCE AMPLITUDE**: The overlap between two possibility paths.
 173
 174    When two paths have similar cost, they can "interfere."
 175    I(γ₁, γ₂) = √(W[γ₁] · W[γ₂]) · cos(Δφ)
 176
 177    where Δφ is the phase difference. -/
 178noncomputable def interference_amplitude (path1 path2 : List Config) (phase_diff : ℝ) : ℝ :=
 179  Real.sqrt (PathWeight path1 * PathWeight path2) * Real.cos phase_diff
 180
 181/-- **CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE**: When paths reinforce.
 182
 183    Occurs when phase_diff = 2πn (paths in phase). -/
 184def constructive_interference (path1 path2 : List Config) : Prop :=
 185  ∃ n : ℤ, interference_amplitude path1 path2 (2 * Real.pi * n) > 0
 186
 187/-- **DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE**: When paths cancel.
 188
 189    Occurs when phase_diff = π(2n+1) (paths out of phase). -/
 190def destructive_interference (path1 path2 : List Config) : Prop :=
 191  ∃ n : ℤ, interference_amplitude path1 path2 (Real.pi * (2 * n + 1)) < 0
 192
 193/-- Constructive interference at phase 0. -/
 194lemma constructive_at_zero (path1 path2 : List Config)
 195    (_ : path1 ≠ []) (_ : path2 ≠ []) :
 196    constructive_interference path1 path2 := by
 197  use 0
 198  simp only [interference_amplitude, Real.cos_zero, mul_one]
 199  apply mul_pos
 200  · apply Real.sqrt_pos_of_pos
 201    exact mul_pos (path_weight_pos path1) (path_weight_pos path2)
 202  · norm_num
 203
 204/-! ## The Modal Manifold -/
 205
 206/-- **MODAL MANIFOLD**: The space of all possibilities with its natural structure.
 207
 208    M_modal is the manifold whose points are configurations and whose
 209    tangent space at each point represents "directions of possible change."
 210
 211    Key properties:
 212    - Dimension = 1 (value) + 1 (time) = 2
 213    - Metric = modal_distance
 214    - Curvature = possibility_curvature
 215    - Boundary = J → ∞ (x → 0⁺) -/
 216structure ModalManifold where
 217  /-- Points of the manifold -/
 218  points : Set Config
 219  /-- Dimension (value + time) -/
 220  dimension : ℕ := 2
 221  /-- The metric structure -/
 222  metric : Config → Config → ℝ := modal_distance
 223  /-- The curvature function -/
 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
 258/-- **BOUNDARY OF POSSIBILITY**: The limit of the possible.
 259
 260    ∂P = {x : x → 0⁺} where J(x) → ∞
 261
 262    This is NOT a configuration, but a limit of configurations. -/
 263def PossibilityBoundary : Set ℝ := {x : ℝ | x = 0}
 264
 265/-- The boundary is unreachable at finite cost. -/
 266theorem boundary_unreachable :
 267    ∀ c : Config, c.value ≠ 0 := by
 268  intro c
 269  exact ne_of_gt c.pos
 270
 271/-! ## Summary -/
 272
 273/-- Status report for Modal Geometry module. -/
 274def modal_geometry_status : String :=
 275  "╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗\n" ++
 276  "║           MODAL GEOMETRY: SHAPE OF POSSIBILITY SPACE         ║\n" ++
 277  "╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣\n" ++
 278  "║  TOPOLOGY:                                                   ║\n" ++
 279  "║  • Star topology: all configs connect to identity            ║\n" ++
 280  "║  • Dimension = 2 (value + time)                              ║\n" ++
 281  "║  • Boundary at x → 0 (J → ∞)                                 ║\n" ++
 282  "╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣\n" ++
 283  "║  METRIC STRUCTURE:                                           ║\n" ++
 284  "║  • d(x,y) = J_transition(x,y)                                ║\n" ++
 285  "║  • Curvature κ(c) = 1/c² + 1/c⁴                              ║\n" ++
 286  "║  • κ(1) = 2 (curvature at identity)                          ║\n" ++
 287  "╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣\n" ++
 288  "║  MODAL NYQUIST:                                              ║\n" ++
 289  "║  • 8-tick period limits modal resolution                     ║\n" ++
 290  "║  • Finest distinction = 1 tick                               ║\n" ++
 291  "║  • Modal bandwidth = 4 per octave                            ║\n" ++
 292  "╠══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╣\n" ++
 293  "║  INTERFERENCE:                                               ║\n" ++
 294  "║  • Paths with similar cost can interfere                     ║\n" ++
 295  "║  • Constructive when in phase                                ║\n" ++
 296  "║  • Destructive when out of phase                             ║\n" ++
 297  "╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝"
 298
 299#check modal_geometry_status
 300
 301end
 302
 303end IndisputableMonolith.Modal
 304

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