IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.Q3Representations

   1import Mathlib
   2import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
   3
   4/-!
   5# Q₃ Representations: Spin-0 vs Spin-1 Casimir Eigenvalues
   6
   7This module formalizes the representation theory of the quaternion group Q₃
   8(or Q₈) and its role in the EW symmetry breaking pattern.
   9
  10## Q₃ in Recognition Science
  11
  12The quaternion group Q₃ = {±1, ±i, ±j, ±k} with 8 elements appears in RS as
  13the symmetry group of the 8-tick cycle (the fundamental period of R̂).
  14
  15Under the EW symmetry breaking SU(2)×U(1) → U(1), the 4 complex degrees of
  16freedom of the Higgs doublet split:
  17- 3 → longitudinal polarizations of W±, Z (the "eaten" Goldstones)
  18- 1 → the physical Higgs boson (spin-0)
  19
  20The mass ratio m_H / m_W is determined by the ratio of the Casimir eigenvalues
  21of the spin-0 and spin-1 sectors of Q₃.
  22
  23## The Derivation
  24
  25In the φ-ladder picture:
  26- The W-boson sits at rung 21 (from the mass law with gap(W±) = 0)
  27- The Z-boson sits at rung 21 + log_φ(1/cos θ_W) (from the mass ratio)
  28- The physical Higgs has a different rung due to the spin-0/spin-1 offset
  29
  30The Q₃ Casimir operator C₂ has:
  31- Spin-1 irrep: C₂ = j(j+1)·1 with j=1, eigenvalue = 2
  32- Spin-0 irrep: C₂ = j(j+1)·1 with j=0, eigenvalue = 0
  33
  34The rung offset comes not from the Casimir directly but from the
  35potential curvature J″(1) = 1 and the VEV structure:
  36  m_H² / v² = 2λ  (quartic coupling)
  37  m_W² / v² = g²/4  (from covariant derivative)
  38  → m_H / m_W = 2√λ / (g/2) = 4√λ/g
  39
  40In RS: λ = J″(1)/2 = 1/2 (from the forced J-cost potential curvature)
  41      g = 2 sin θ_W · m_Z/v (from EW geometry)
  42
  43-/
  44
  45namespace IndisputableMonolith
  46namespace StandardModel
  47namespace Q3Representations
  48
  49open Real IndisputableMonolith.Constants
  50
  51noncomputable section
  52
  53/-! ## Q₃ Group Structure -/
  54
  55/-- The 8 elements of the quaternion group Q₃ = {±1, ±i, ±j, ±k}. -/
  56inductive Q3Element
  57  | pos_one  : Q3Element  -- +1
  58  | neg_one  : Q3Element  -- -1
  59  | pos_i    : Q3Element  -- +i
  60  | neg_i    : Q3Element  -- -i
  61  | pos_j    : Q3Element  -- +j
  62  | neg_j    : Q3Element  -- -j
  63  | pos_k    : Q3Element  -- +k
  64  | neg_k    : Q3Element  -- -k
  65  deriving DecidableEq, Repr
  66
  67/-- The spin-0 sector (scalar sector): {+1, -1}. These are the Higgs generators. -/
  68def Spin0Sector : List Q3Element := [Q3Element.pos_one, Q3Element.neg_one]
  69
  70/-- The spin-1 sector (gauge sector): {±i, ±j, ±k}. These become W±, Z. -/
  71def Spin1Sector : List Q3Element :=
  72  [Q3Element.pos_i, Q3Element.neg_i,
  73   Q3Element.pos_j, Q3Element.neg_j,
  74   Q3Element.pos_k, Q3Element.neg_k]
  75
  76/-- The spin-0 sector has 2 elements. -/
  77theorem spin0_count : Spin0Sector.length = 2 := by decide
  78
  79/-- The spin-1 sector has 6 elements. -/
  80theorem spin1_count : Spin1Sector.length = 6 := by decide
  81
  82/-- Q₃ has 8 elements total. -/
  83theorem q3_order : Spin0Sector.length + Spin1Sector.length = 8 := by decide
  84
  85/-! ## Casimir Eigenvalues -/
  86
  87/-- Casimir eigenvalue for spin-j representation: C₂ = j(j+1). -/
  88noncomputable def casimir (j : ℕ) : ℝ := (j : ℝ) * ((j : ℝ) + 1)
  89
  90/-- Spin-0 Casimir eigenvalue: j=0, C₂ = 0. -/
  91theorem spin0_casimir : casimir 0 = 0 := by simp [casimir]
  92
  93/-- Spin-1 Casimir eigenvalue: j=1, C₂ = 2. -/
  94theorem spin1_casimir : casimir 1 = 2 := by unfold casimir; norm_num
  95
  96/-- Casimir eigenvalue ratio (spin-1 to spin-0) is undefined (C₂=0 for spin-0).
  97    The mass ratio comes from the POTENTIAL curvature, not the Casimir directly. -/
  98theorem casimir_ratio_undefined : casimir 0 = 0 := spin0_casimir
  99
 100/-! ## The Correct Mass Ratio Derivation -/
 101
 102/-- The φ-forced quartic coupling: λ = J″(1)/2 = 1/2.
 103    J(x) = ½(x + x⁻¹) - 1 → J″(1) = 1 → λ_RS = J″(1)/2 = 1/2. -/
 104noncomputable def lambda_RS : ℝ := 1 / 2
 105
 106theorem lambda_RS_val : lambda_RS = 1 / 2 := rfl
 107
 108/-- The Higgs mass squared from the Mexican hat potential: m_H² = 2λv².
 109    With λ = 1/2: m_H² = v². -/
 110noncomputable def higgsMassSq_over_vev (v : ℝ) : ℝ := 2 * lambda_RS * v^2
 111
 112theorem higgsMassSq_simplifies (v : ℝ) :
 113    higgsMassSq_over_vev v = v^2 := by
 114  unfold higgsMassSq_over_vev lambda_RS; ring
 115
 116/-- The W-boson mass squared: m_W² = g²v²/4 where g is the SU(2) coupling.
 117    In RS: g² = 4 sin²θ_W · (mZ/v)² where sin²θ_W = (3-φ)/6 (proved elsewhere). -/
 118noncomputable def wMassSq_over_vev (g : ℝ) (v : ℝ) : ℝ := g^2 * v^2 / 4
 119
 120/-- The Higgs-to-W mass ratio: m_H / m_W = 2/g = 2·√(m_Z²/v²)/sin(θ_W). -/
 121noncomputable def higgsMassRatio (g : ℝ) (hg : g > 0) : ℝ := 2 / g
 122
 123/-- With g = 2·m_W/v ≈ 2·80.4/246 ≈ 0.654:
 124    m_H / m_W = 2/g ≈ 2/0.654 ≈ 3.06 ... but observed is 125.2/80.4 ≈ 1.557.
 125
 126    The discrepancy: J″(1) = 1 gives the CURVATURE at the minimum, but the
 127    actual quartic coupling λ is renormalized by EW loop corrections.
 128    At the EW scale, λ_physical ≈ λ_RS · (1 - corrections).
 129    The loop correction: λ_ren ≈ λ_RS · sin²θ_W / (1 - sin²θ_W) × (factor)
 130
 131    More precisely: the RS mass formula for the Higgs uses:
 132    m_H² = 2λv² where λ = (3 - φ)/3 · sin²θ_W (from the Q₃ reduction)
 133    This gives m_H ≈ v · √(2(3-φ)/3 · sin²θ_W) -/
 134noncomputable def sin2ThetaW_RS : ℝ := (3 - phi) / 6
 135
 136theorem sin2ThetaW_RS_val : sin2ThetaW_RS = (3 - phi) / 6 := rfl
 137
 138/-- sin²θ_W^RS is positive. -/
 139theorem sin2ThetaW_RS_pos : 0 < sin2ThetaW_RS := by
 140  unfold sin2ThetaW_RS
 141  apply div_pos
 142  · linarith [phi_lt_onePointSixTwo]
 143  · norm_num
 144
 145/-- sin²θ_W^RS is less than 0.5. -/
 146theorem sin2ThetaW_RS_lt_half : sin2ThetaW_RS < 1/2 := by
 147  unfold sin2ThetaW_RS
 148  rw [div_lt_iff₀ (by norm_num : (0:ℝ) < 6)]
 149  linarith [phi_gt_onePointSixOne]
 150
 151/-- The RS prediction for sin²θ_W: ≈ (3-1.618)/6 ≈ 0.230. -/
 152theorem sin2ThetaW_RS_approx : 0.228 < sin2ThetaW_RS ∧ sin2ThetaW_RS < 0.232 := by
 153  unfold sin2ThetaW_RS
 154  constructor
 155  · rw [lt_div_iff₀ (by norm_num : (0:ℝ) < 6)]
 156    linarith [phi_lt_onePointSixTwo]
 157  · rw [div_lt_iff₀ (by norm_num : (0:ℝ) < 6)]
 158    linarith [phi_gt_onePointSixOne]
 159
 160/-! ## The Higgs Rung Assignment -/
 161
 162/-- The W-boson rung on the φ-ladder (from the mass law). -/
 163def w_rung : ℤ := 21
 164
 165/-- The Higgs rung: rung_W + Δ where Δ is derived from the Q₃ geometry.
 166
 167    The Q₃ analysis gives: the physical Higgs is the singlet (spin-0) mode
 168    of the broken SU(2). Its coupling to the Higgs mechanism is:
 169    m_H² = 2λv² where λ = sin²θ_W/(1-sin²θ_W) · m_W²/v² × (something).
 170
 171    The rung offset Δ satisfies: φ^Δ = m_H/m_W.
 172    Observed: m_H/m_W ≈ 125.2/80.4 ≈ 1.557.
 173    φ^0 = 1, φ^1 = 1.618.
 174    Since 1 < 1.557 < φ, the offset Δ ∈ (0,1).
 175
 176    The fractional rung offset is not an integer — it reflects that the Higgs
 177    mass has a radiative correction of order α/(4π).
 178
 179    The RS approximation: Δ ≈ 2 sin²θ_W · log_φ(m_Z/m_W) + 1.
 180    With sin²θ_W = 0.231, m_Z/m_W = 1.134:
 181    Δ ≈ 2·0.231·0.28 + 1 ≈ 1.13 → m_H/m_W ≈ φ^1.13 ≈ 1.72 (still ~10% off)
 182
 183    The correct derivation requires the full one-loop EW correction. -/
 184noncomputable def higgs_rung_prediction : ℝ :=
 185  -- m_H/m_W = φ^Δ where Δ = log_φ(2·sin²θ_W · (v/m_W)^2 / (1 - 2·sin²θ_W))
 186  -- Using v = 246 GeV, m_W = 80.4 GeV: v/m_W ≈ 3.06
 187  let s2 := sin2ThetaW_RS
 188  let ratio_sq := 2 * s2 * (246 / 80.4)^2 / (1 - 2 * s2)
 189  Real.log ratio_sq / Real.log phi
 190
 191theorem higgs_rung_prediction_pos : 0 < higgs_rung_prediction := by
 192  unfold higgs_rung_prediction sin2ThetaW_RS
 193  apply div_pos
 194  · -- The numerator log is positive iff its argument > 1.
 195    -- The argument is 2*s2*(246/80.4)² / (1-2*s2) with s2 = (3-phi)/6.
 196    apply Real.log_pos
 197    have hphi : (1.61 : ℝ) < phi := phi_gt_onePointSixOne
 198    have hphi2 : phi < (1.62 : ℝ) := phi_lt_onePointSixTwo
 199    have hs2_lo : (0.228 : ℝ) < (3 - phi) / 6 := by linarith
 200    have hs2_hi : (3 - phi) / 6 < (0.232 : ℝ) := by linarith
 201    have h_denom_pos : (0 : ℝ) < 1 - 2 * ((3 - phi) / 6) := by linarith
 202    have h_num_pos : (0 : ℝ) < 2 * ((3 - phi) / 6) * (246 / 80.4)^2 := by
 203      nlinarith [sq_nonneg (246/80.4 : ℝ)]
 204    -- Reveal the division hidden in let-bindings:
 205    show 1 < 2 * ((3 - phi) / 6) * (246 / 80.4)^2 / (1 - 2 * ((3 - phi) / 6))
 206    rw [lt_div_iff₀ h_denom_pos]
 207    nlinarith [hs2_lo, hs2_hi, sq_nonneg (246/80.4 : ℝ),
 208               show (246/80.4 : ℝ)^2 > 9.3 from by norm_num]
 209  · apply Real.log_pos
 210    linarith [phi_gt_onePointSixOne]
 211
 212end
 213end Q3Representations
 214end StandardModel
 215end IndisputableMonolith
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