IndisputableMonolith.QFT.HiggsMechanism

   1import Mathlib
   2import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
   3import IndisputableMonolith.Cost
   4
   5/-!
   6# SM-002: Higgs Mechanism from J-Cost Symmetry Breaking
   7
   8**Target**: Derive spontaneous symmetry breaking and the Higgs mechanism from J-cost structure.
   9
  10## Core Insight
  11
  12The Higgs mechanism gives mass to fundamental particles through spontaneous symmetry breaking.
  13In the Standard Model, the Higgs field has a "Mexican hat" potential with a circle of minima.
  14The vacuum "chooses" one point on this circle, breaking the symmetry.
  15
  16In RS, this emerges from the **J-cost functional**:
  17
  18J(x) = ½(x + 1/x) - 1
  19
  20The key insight: J(x) has a minimum at x = 1 (the "vacuum"), but the system can be in
  21a superposition of x and 1/x states. Symmetry breaking occurs when one is selected.
  22
  23## The J-Cost Potential
  24
  25The J-cost J(x) = ½(x + 1/x) - 1 has:
  26- Minimum at x = 1 with J(1) = 0
  27- Symmetry: J(x) = J(1/x)
  28- This x ↔ 1/x symmetry is the "gauge symmetry" that gets broken
  29
  30When the vacuum selects x = φ (the golden ratio), the symmetry is broken,
  31and particles acquire mass proportional to their J-cost at this point.
  32
  33## Mass Generation
  34
  35Particle mass comes from the "recognition cost" of maintaining that particle state.
  36The Higgs field value determines the energy scale at which this cost manifests.
  37
  38m ∝ J(field value) × vacuum expectation value
  39
  40## Patent/Breakthrough Potential
  41
  42📄 **PAPER**: PRL - Higgs mechanism from recognition cost
  43🔬 **PATENT**: Novel mass generation mechanisms
  44
  45-/
  46
  47namespace IndisputableMonolith
  48namespace QFT
  49namespace HiggsMechanism
  50
  51open Real
  52open IndisputableMonolith.Constants
  53open IndisputableMonolith.Cost
  54
  55/-! ## The J-Cost Potential -/
  56
  57/-- The J-cost functional: J(x) = ½(x + 1/x) - 1 for x > 0. -/
  58noncomputable def J (x : ℝ) (_hx : x > 0) : ℝ := Jcost x
  59
  60/-- **THEOREM**: J has a minimum at x = 1. -/
  61theorem J_min_at_one : ∀ x : ℝ, x > 0 → Jcost x ≥ Jcost 1 := by
  62  intro x hx
  63  -- J(1) = 0 and J(x) ≥ 0 for all x > 0 (by AM-GM: x + 1/x ≥ 2)
  64  have h1 : Jcost 1 = 0 := Cost.Jcost_unit0
  65  rw [h1]
  66  exact Cost.Jcost_nonneg hx
  67
  68/-- **THEOREM**: J(1) = 0 (the vacuum has zero cost). -/
  69theorem J_at_one : Jcost 1 = 0 := by
  70  unfold Jcost
  71  simp
  72
  73/-- **THEOREM**: J(x) = J(1/x) (the symmetry). -/
  74theorem J_symmetric (x : ℝ) (hx : x > 0) : Jcost x = Jcost (1/x) := by
  75  unfold Jcost
  76  have h : 1/x > 0 := one_div_pos.mpr hx
  77  field_simp
  78  ring
  79
  80/-! ## Symmetry Breaking -/
  81
  82/-- The vacuum expectation value (VEV) in RS is the golden ratio φ. -/
  83noncomputable def vev : ℝ := phi
  84
  85/-- The VEV is positive (required for symmetry breaking). -/
  86theorem vev_pos : vev > 0 := phi_pos
  87
  88/-- The VEV is greater than 1 (breaks the x ↔ 1/x symmetry non-trivially). -/
  89theorem vev_gt_one : vev > 1 := by
  90  unfold vev
  91  have : phi > 1.5 := phi_gt_onePointFive
  92  linarith
  93
  94/-- When the vacuum selects φ instead of 1/φ, the symmetry is broken.
  95    The "broken" direction is characterized by φ ≠ 1/φ. -/
  96theorem symmetry_broken : vev ≠ 1/vev := by
  97  unfold vev
  98  intro h
  99  have hphi : phi > 1.5 := phi_gt_onePointFive
 100  have hp : phi > 0 := phi_pos
 101  have hgt1 : phi > 1 := by linarith
 102  have hinv : 1/phi < 1 := by
 103    rw [div_lt_one hp]
 104    exact hgt1
 105  have heq : phi = 1/phi := h
 106  have : phi < 1 := by
 107    calc phi = 1/phi := heq
 108    _ < 1 := hinv
 109  linarith
 110
 111/-! ## Mass Generation from J-Cost -/
 112
 113/-- Mass parameter: the J-cost at the VEV.
 114    This sets the scale for particle masses. -/
 115noncomputable def massParameter : ℝ := Jcost vev
 116
 117/-- **THEOREM**: The mass parameter is positive (particles have mass). -/
 118theorem mass_parameter_pos : massParameter > 0 := by
 119  unfold massParameter
 120  have h : vev > 1 := vev_gt_one
 121  have hne : vev ≠ 1 := by linarith
 122  -- J(x) > 0 for x ≠ 1 and x > 0
 123  exact Cost.Jcost_pos_of_ne_one vev vev_pos hne
 124
 125/-- The Yukawa coupling for a particle.
 126    In RS, this comes from the particle's "ledger weight". -/
 127structure YukawaCoupling where
 128  /-- Particle name. -/
 129  particle : String
 130  /-- Coupling strength (dimensionless). -/
 131  coupling : ℝ
 132  /-- Coupling is positive. -/
 133  coupling_pos : coupling > 0
 134
 135/-- Particle mass from Yukawa coupling and VEV.
 136    m = y × v where y is the Yukawa coupling and v is the VEV. -/
 137noncomputable def particleMass (y : YukawaCoupling) : ℝ :=
 138  y.coupling * vev
 139
 140/-- **THEOREM**: Particle mass is positive for positive Yukawa coupling. -/
 141theorem mass_positive (y : YukawaCoupling) : particleMass y > 0 := by
 142  unfold particleMass
 143  exact mul_pos y.coupling_pos vev_pos
 144
 145/-! ## The Higgs Field Excitation -/
 146
 147/-- The Higgs boson is the quantum of excitation around the VEV.
 148    Its mass comes from the curvature of J at the VEV. -/
 149structure HiggsBoson where
 150  /-- Mass of the Higgs boson (in natural units). -/
 151  mass : ℝ
 152  /-- Mass is positive. -/
 153  mass_pos : mass > 0
 154
 155/-- The Higgs mass is related to the second derivative of J at the VEV.
 156    m_H² ∝ J''(φ) -/
 157noncomputable def higgsMassSquared : ℝ :=
 158  -- J(x) = (x + 1/x)/2 - 1
 159  -- J'(x) = (1 - 1/x²)/2
 160  -- J''(x) = 1/x³
 161  -- At x = φ: J''(φ) = 1/φ³
 162  1 / phi^3
 163
 164/-- **THEOREM**: The Higgs mass squared is positive. -/
 165theorem higgs_mass_squared_pos : higgsMassSquared > 0 := by
 166  unfold higgsMassSquared
 167  apply one_div_pos.mpr
 168  apply pow_pos phi_pos
 169
 170/-! ## Gauge Boson Masses -/
 171
 172/-- Gauge boson mass from eating the Goldstone boson.
 173    In RS, this is the cost of maintaining the broken symmetry. -/
 174structure GaugeBosonMass where
 175  /-- Boson name (W, Z, etc.). -/
 176  boson : String
 177  /-- Mass value. -/
 178  mass : ℝ
 179  /-- Gauge coupling. -/
 180  gaugeCoupling : ℝ
 181
 182/-- The W boson mass formula: m_W = g × v / 2 -/
 183noncomputable def wBosonMass (g : ℝ) : ℝ := g * vev / 2
 184
 185/-- The Z boson mass formula: m_Z = m_W / cos(θ_W) -/
 186noncomputable def zBosonMass (g g' : ℝ) : ℝ :=
 187  Real.sqrt (g^2 + g'^2) * vev / 2
 188
 189/-- The photon mass (exactly 0 in the Standard Model). -/
 190def photonMass : ℝ := 0
 191
 192/-- **THEOREM**: The photon remains massless (U(1)_em symmetry unbroken). -/
 193theorem photon_massless : photonMass = 0 := rfl
 194
 195/-! ## Connection to Standard Model -/
 196
 197/-- phi > 1 (derived from phi > 1.5). -/
 198theorem phi_gt_one' : phi > 1 := by linarith [phi_gt_onePointFive]
 199
 200/-- **THEOREM**: The J-cost symmetry x ↔ 1/x is broken when x ≠ 1/x.
 201    For φ (golden ratio), we have φ ≠ 1/φ, which is the symmetry breaking. -/
 202theorem phi_symmetry_breaking : phi ≠ 1 / phi := by
 203  have h1 : phi > 1 := phi_gt_one'
 204  have h2 : 1 / phi < 1 := by
 205    rw [div_lt_one phi_pos]
 206    exact phi_gt_one'
 207  linarith
 208
 209/-- **THEOREM**: The Higgs mechanism is characterized by a non-zero VEV.
 210    This is the key feature: the vacuum has a non-trivial field value. -/
 211theorem higgs_mechanism_nonzero_vev : vev ≠ 0 := ne_of_gt vev_pos
 212
 213/-- Symmetry-breaking VEV excludes the symmetric value `vev = 1`. -/
 214theorem higgs_mechanism_vev_ne_one : vev ≠ 1 := by
 215  have hgt : vev > 1 := vev_gt_one
 216  exact ne_of_gt hgt
 217
 218/-- Positive mass parameter excludes a vanishing Higgs-recognition scale. -/
 219theorem mass_parameter_ne_zero : massParameter ≠ 0 := ne_of_gt mass_parameter_pos
 220
 221/-! ## Falsification Criteria -/
 222
 223/-- The Higgs derivation would be falsified by:
 224    1. Higgs mass not matching J''(φ) prediction
 225    2. Fermion masses not following Yukawa × VEV
 226    3. Gauge boson mass ratios violating predictions
 227    4. Discovery of additional Higgs bosons not predicted by J-structure -/
 228structure HiggsFalsifier where
 229  /-- Type of discrepancy. -/
 230  discrepancy : String
 231  /-- Predicted value from RS. -/
 232  predicted : ℝ
 233  /-- Observed value. -/
 234  observed : ℝ
 235  /-- Significant deviation. -/
 236  significant : |predicted - observed| / predicted > 0.1
 237
 238end HiggsMechanism
 239end QFT
 240end IndisputableMonolith
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