IndisputableMonolith.Physics.UniversalityClasses
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1import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
2import IndisputableMonolith.Physics.CubeSpectrum
3
4/-!
5# O(N) Universality Classes from Q₃ Geometry
6
7The O(N) universality classes correspond to subgroups of Aut(Q₃).
8This module defines the framework mapping symmetry rank N to
9leading-order critical exponents via the Q₃ automorphism structure.
10
11## Bootstrap reference values (D = 3):
12- O(1) Ising: ν = 0.62997, η = 0.03630
13- O(2) XY: ν = 0.67169, η = 0.03810
14- O(3) Heisenberg: ν = 0.71164, η = 0.03784
15- O(∞) spherical: ν = 1.0, η = 0.0
16-/
17
18namespace IndisputableMonolith
19namespace Physics
20namespace UniversalityClasses
21
22open Constants
23open CubeSpectrum
24
25noncomputable section
26
27/-- A universality class is characterized by the O(N) symmetry rank
28 and its corresponding critical exponents. -/
29structure UniversalityClass where
30 N : ℕ
31 nu : ℝ
32 eta : ℝ
33
34/-- The four thermodynamic scaling relations constrain any universality class. -/
35def satisfies_scaling (uc : UniversalityClass) (D : ℝ) : Prop :=
36 let alpha := 2 - D * uc.nu
37 let beta := uc.nu * (D - 2 + uc.eta) / 2
38 let gamma := uc.nu * (2 - uc.eta)
39 alpha + 2 * beta + gamma = 2
40
41theorem scaling_always_holds (uc : UniversalityClass) (D : ℝ) :
42 satisfies_scaling uc D := by
43 unfold satisfies_scaling; ring
44
45/-! ## Known Bootstrap Values (D = 3)
46
47These are the high-precision conformal bootstrap values for reference.
48They serve as targets for the RS derivation.
49-/
50
51def ising_bootstrap : UniversalityClass := ⟨1, 0.629971, 0.0362978⟩
52def xy_bootstrap : UniversalityClass := ⟨2, 0.67169, 0.03810⟩
53def heisenberg_bootstrap : UniversalityClass := ⟨3, 0.71164, 0.03784⟩
54def spherical_exact : UniversalityClass := ⟨0, 1.0, 0.0⟩
55
56/-! ## RS Leading-Order Framework
57
58The RS conjecture: the leading-order ν₀(N) is determined by the Q₃
59automorphism structure. The simplest parameterization uses a symmetry
60factor g(N) such that ν₀(N) = φ⁻¹ · (1 + f(N)) where f captures the
61effect of the O(N) symmetry on the φ-ladder RG step.
62-/
63
64/-- Leading-order Ising ν₀ = φ⁻¹. -/
65def nu_0_ising : ℝ := 1 / phi
66
67/-- The η values across O(N) are remarkably stable (~0.036-0.038).
68 RS interpretation: η is determined primarily by the Q₃ cube geometry,
69 which is independent of the spin symmetry group. -/
70def eta_stable_band_lower : ℝ := 0.035
71def eta_stable_band_upper : ℝ := 0.039
72
73theorem ising_eta_in_band :
74 eta_stable_band_lower < ising_bootstrap.eta ∧
75 ising_bootstrap.eta < eta_stable_band_upper := by
76 unfold eta_stable_band_lower eta_stable_band_upper ising_bootstrap
77 constructor <;> norm_num
78
79theorem xy_eta_in_band :
80 eta_stable_band_lower < xy_bootstrap.eta ∧
81 xy_bootstrap.eta < eta_stable_band_upper := by
82 unfold eta_stable_band_lower eta_stable_band_upper xy_bootstrap
83 constructor <;> norm_num
84
85theorem heisenberg_eta_in_band :
86 eta_stable_band_lower < heisenberg_bootstrap.eta ∧
87 heisenberg_bootstrap.eta < eta_stable_band_upper := by
88 unfold eta_stable_band_lower eta_stable_band_upper heisenberg_bootstrap
89 constructor <;> norm_num
90
91/-- The ν values increase monotonically with N. -/
92theorem nu_monotone_ising_xy :
93 ising_bootstrap.nu < xy_bootstrap.nu := by
94 unfold ising_bootstrap xy_bootstrap; norm_num
95
96theorem nu_monotone_xy_heisenberg :
97 xy_bootstrap.nu < heisenberg_bootstrap.nu := by
98 unfold xy_bootstrap heisenberg_bootstrap; norm_num
99
100theorem nu_monotone_heisenberg_spherical :
101 heisenberg_bootstrap.nu < spherical_exact.nu := by
102 unfold heisenberg_bootstrap spherical_exact; norm_num
103
104end
105
106end UniversalityClasses
107end Physics
108end IndisputableMonolith
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