IndisputableMonolith.Verification.QuarkForwardPipeline
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1import Mathlib
2import IndisputableMonolith.Constants
3import IndisputableMonolith.Masses.Anchor
4import IndisputableMonolith.Masses.MassLaw
5import IndisputableMonolith.Masses.ZMapForcing
6import IndisputableMonolith.Verification.QuarkCoordinateUnification
7
8/-!
9# Unified Quark Forward Pipeline (No PDG-Targeting)
10
11This module implements a SINGLE forward-prediction pipeline for all six quark
12masses using Convention A exclusively: sector yardsticks from cube geometry,
13integer rungs from generation torsion, and gap(Z) from the charge-band map.
14
15## Key Property: NO PDG INPUT
16
17Every quark mass prediction is computed from:
18- Counting-layer integers (V=8, E=12, F=6, E_p=11, W=17, A=1)
19- The golden ratio φ (from T5/T6)
20- The fine-structure constant α (from the same counting layer)
21- Nothing else.
22
23No measured quark mass enters any formula. The predictions are genuine
24forward predictions, not fits.
25
26## Output: Dimensionless Mass Ratios
27
28Rather than computing absolute masses (which require a calibration seam),
29we compute dimensionless ratios m_quark / m_electron at the anchor μ*.
30These ratios are seam-free and directly testable.
31
32## The Forward Pipeline
33
341. Sector yardstick: A_s = 2^{B_pow(s)} × E_coh × φ^{r₀(s)}
352. Integer rung: r_i = baseline + τ_gen (generation torsion)
363. Band correction: gap(Z_i) = log_φ(1 + Z_i/φ)
374. Predicted mass: m_i(μ*) = A_s × φ^{r_i - 8 + gap(Z_i)}
385. Dimensionless ratio: m_i / m_e = [A_s × φ^{r_i - 8 + gap(Z_i)}] /
39 [A_lepton × φ^{r_e - 8 + gap(Z_e)}]
40-/
41
42namespace IndisputableMonolith
43namespace Verification
44namespace QuarkForwardPipeline
45
46open Constants
47open Masses.Anchor
48open Masses.Integers
49open Masses.ChargeIndex
50open Masses.MassLaw
51open Masses.ZMapForcing
52open Verification.QuarkCoordinateUnification
53
54noncomputable section
55
56/-! ## Forward Predictions: All Six Quarks -/
57
58/-- Up quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
59def m_up : ℝ := predict_mass .UpQuark (r_up "u") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
60/-- Charm quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
61def m_charm : ℝ := predict_mass .UpQuark (r_up "c") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
62/-- Top quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
63def m_top : ℝ := predict_mass .UpQuark (r_up "t") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
64/-- Down quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
65def m_down : ℝ := predict_mass .DownQuark (r_down "d") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
66/-- Strange quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
67def m_strange : ℝ := predict_mass .DownQuark (r_down "s") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
68/-- Bottom quark mass at anchor μ*. -/
69def m_bottom : ℝ := predict_mass .DownQuark (r_down "b") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
70
71/-- Electron mass at anchor μ* (for ratios). -/
72def m_electron : ℝ := predict_mass .Lepton (r_lepton "e") (Z .Lepton (-1))
73
74/-- Sector yardsticks are strictly positive. -/
75theorem yardstick_pos (s : Sector) : 0 < yardstick s := by
76 unfold yardstick Masses.Anchor.E_coh
77 apply mul_pos
78 · apply mul_pos
79 · exact zpow_pos (by norm_num) (B_pow s)
80 · exact zpow_pos phi_pos (-5 : ℤ)
81 · exact zpow_pos phi_pos (r0 s)
82
83/-! ## All masses are positive (trivial from predict_mass_pos). -/
84
85theorem m_up_pos : 0 < m_up := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
86theorem m_charm_pos : 0 < m_charm := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
87theorem m_top_pos : 0 < m_top := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
88theorem m_down_pos : 0 < m_down := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
89theorem m_strange_pos : 0 < m_strange := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
90theorem m_bottom_pos : 0 < m_bottom := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
91theorem m_electron_pos : 0 < m_electron := predict_mass_pos _ _ _
92
93/-! ## Seam-Free Mass Ratios: Equal-Z Families -/
94
95/-- Within equal-Z families, the mass ratio equals φ^{Δr} where Δr is the
96 rung difference. This is an algebraic consequence of the mass law:
97 when sector and Z are equal, yardstick and gap cancel in the ratio.
98 Lean proof: the general theorem mass_rung_scaling in MassLaw.lean
99 establishes m(r+1)/m(r) = φ. Applied 11 times gives m(15)/m(4) = φ^11. -/
100theorem charm_to_up_ratio_structural :
101 ∀ (s : Sector) (r₁ r₂ : ℤ) (Z_val : ℤ),
102 predict_mass s r₂ Z_val / predict_mass s r₁ Z_val =
103 phi ^ ((r₂ : ℝ) - (r₁ : ℝ)) := by
104 intro s r₁ r₂ Z_val
105 unfold predict_mass
106 set gap := gap_correction Z_val
107 set Y := yardstick s
108 have hY : 0 < Y := by
109 simp only [Y, yardstick, Masses.Anchor.E_coh]
110 apply mul_pos; apply mul_pos
111 · exact zpow_pos (by norm_num) (B_pow s)
112 · exact zpow_pos phi_pos (-5 : ℤ)
113 · exact zpow_pos phi_pos (r0 s)
114 have hYne : Y ≠ 0 := ne_of_gt hY
115 -- Step 1: cancel Y from numerator and denominator
116 have hp₁ : 0 < phi ^ ((r₁ : ℝ) - 8 + gap) := Real.rpow_pos_of_pos phi_pos _
117 rw [show Y * phi ^ ((r₂ : ℝ) - 8 + gap) = Y * phi ^ ((r₂ : ℝ) - 8 + gap) from rfl]
118 rw [show Y * phi ^ ((r₁ : ℝ) - 8 + gap) = Y * phi ^ ((r₁ : ℝ) - 8 + gap) from rfl]
119 rw [mul_div_mul_left _ _ hYne]
120 -- Step 2: φ^a / φ^b = φ^(a-b)
121 rw [div_eq_iff (ne_of_gt hp₁)]
122 rw [← Real.rpow_add phi_pos]
123 congr 1
124 ring
125
126/-- Corollary: charm/up = φ^11 (rung difference 15 − 4 = 11). -/
127theorem charm_to_up_eq_phi11 :
128 m_charm / m_up = phi ^ (11 : ℝ) := by
129 have := charm_to_up_ratio_structural .UpQuark (r_up "u") (r_up "c") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
130 simp only [m_charm, m_up] at this ⊢
131 rw [this]
132 congr 1
133 simp only [r_up, tau, Masses.Anchor.E_passive,
134 Constants.AlphaDerivation.passive_field_edges,
135 Constants.AlphaDerivation.cube_edges,
136 Constants.AlphaDerivation.active_edges_per_tick,
137 Constants.AlphaDerivation.D]
138 push_cast; norm_num
139
140/-- Corollary: bottom/strange = φ^6 (rung difference 21 − 15 = 6). -/
141theorem bottom_to_strange_eq_phi6 :
142 m_bottom / m_strange = phi ^ (6 : ℝ) := by
143 have := charm_to_up_ratio_structural .DownQuark (r_down "s") (r_down "b") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
144 simp only [m_bottom, m_strange] at this ⊢
145 rw [this]
146 congr 1
147 simp only [r_down, tau, Masses.Anchor.W,
148 Constants.AlphaDerivation.wallpaper_groups,
149 Masses.Anchor.E_passive,
150 Constants.AlphaDerivation.passive_field_edges,
151 Constants.AlphaDerivation.cube_edges,
152 Constants.AlphaDerivation.active_edges_per_tick,
153 Constants.AlphaDerivation.D]
154 push_cast; norm_num
155
156/-! ## The Integer Rungs (No PDG Input) -/
157
158/-- Verify: all rung values are derived from baselines + torsion, nothing else. -/
159theorem quark_rungs_from_torsion :
160 r_up "u" = 4 ∧ r_up "c" = 15 ∧ r_up "t" = 21 ∧
161 r_down "d" = 4 ∧ r_down "s" = 15 ∧ r_down "b" = 21 := by
162 simp only [r_up, r_down, tau, Masses.Anchor.E_passive, Masses.Anchor.W,
163 Constants.AlphaDerivation.passive_field_edges,
164 Constants.AlphaDerivation.cube_edges,
165 Constants.AlphaDerivation.active_edges_per_tick,
166 Constants.AlphaDerivation.D,
167 Constants.AlphaDerivation.wallpaper_groups]
168 norm_num
169
170/-- Verify: all Z-values are derived from the charge-band map, nothing else. -/
171theorem quark_Z_from_charges :
172 Z .UpQuark (2/3) = 276 ∧ Z .DownQuark (-1/3) = 24 := by
173 simp only [Z]
174 norm_num
175
176/-- Verify: the lepton Z-value for comparison. -/
177theorem lepton_Z_from_charge :
178 Z .Lepton (-1) = 1332 := by
179 simp only [Z]
180 norm_num
181
182/-! ## Convention-B Coordinates Are Derived from Convention-A Pipeline -/
183
184/-- Residue coordinate of any species relative to the electron anchor mass. -/
185def residue_from_pipeline (s : Sector) (r : ℤ) (Z_val : ℤ) : ℝ :=
186 residueFromCore (yardstick s) m_electron r (gap_correction Z_val)
187
188/-- Core (Convention A) prediction equals residue form (Convention B coordinates)
189 with electron reference mass. -/
190theorem pipeline_equals_residue_form (s : Sector) (r : ℤ) (Z_val : ℤ) :
191 predict_mass s r Z_val = residueMass m_electron (residue_from_pipeline s r Z_val) := by
192 unfold predict_mass residue_from_pipeline
193 exact core_eq_residue_of_positive (yardstick_pos s) m_electron_pos
194
195/-- A single canonical forward pipeline generates all six quarks; the quarter/residue
196 convention is derived as a coordinate representation from that same pipeline. -/
197theorem all_quark_predictions_have_derived_residue_coordinates :
198 ∃ R_u R_c R_t R_d R_s R_b : ℝ,
199 m_up = residueMass m_electron R_u ∧
200 m_charm = residueMass m_electron R_c ∧
201 m_top = residueMass m_electron R_t ∧
202 m_down = residueMass m_electron R_d ∧
203 m_strange = residueMass m_electron R_s ∧
204 m_bottom = residueMass m_electron R_b := by
205 refine ⟨residue_from_pipeline .UpQuark (r_up "u") (Z .UpQuark (2/3)),
206 residue_from_pipeline .UpQuark (r_up "c") (Z .UpQuark (2/3)),
207 residue_from_pipeline .UpQuark (r_up "t") (Z .UpQuark (2/3)),
208 residue_from_pipeline .DownQuark (r_down "d") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3)),
209 residue_from_pipeline .DownQuark (r_down "s") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3)),
210 residue_from_pipeline .DownQuark (r_down "b") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3)), ?_⟩
211 repeat' constructor
212 · simpa [m_up] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .UpQuark (r_up "u") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
213 · simpa [m_charm] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .UpQuark (r_up "c") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
214 · simpa [m_top] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .UpQuark (r_up "t") (Z .UpQuark (2/3))
215 · simpa [m_down] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .DownQuark (r_down "d") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
216 · simpa [m_strange] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .DownQuark (r_down "s") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3))
217 · simpa [m_bottom] using pipeline_equals_residue_form .DownQuark (r_down "b") (Z .DownQuark (-1/3)
218 )
219
220/-! ## The Yardstick Inputs (No PDG Input) -/
221
222/-- Up-quark yardstick components. -/
223theorem up_yardstick_components :
224 B_pow .UpQuark = -1 ∧ r0 .UpQuark = 35 := by
225 exact ⟨B_pow_UpQuark_eq, r0_UpQuark_eq⟩
226
227/-- Down-quark yardstick components. -/
228theorem down_yardstick_components :
229 B_pow .DownQuark = 23 ∧ r0 .DownQuark = -5 := by
230 exact ⟨B_pow_DownQuark_eq, r0_DownQuark_eq⟩
231
232/-! ## Non-Circularity Certificate -/
233
234/-- The forward pipeline is non-circular: no PDG quark mass enters any formula.
235 This is a DESIGN ASSERTION verified by inspection of the definition chain:
236 predict_mass → yardstick → B_pow/r0 → counting-layer integers
237 predict_mass → gap_correction → Z → charge-band map
238 predict_mass → rung → baseline + torsion → counting-layer integers -/
239structure QuarkNonCircularity where
240 /-- Yardsticks come from cube geometry (no mass input) -/
241 yardsticks_geometric : B_pow .UpQuark = -1 ∧ r0 .UpQuark = 35 ∧
242 B_pow .DownQuark = 23 ∧ r0 .DownQuark = -5
243 /-- Rungs come from generation torsion (no mass input) -/
244 rungs_from_torsion : r_up "u" = 4 ∧ r_up "c" = 15 ∧ r_up "t" = 21 ∧
245 r_down "d" = 4 ∧ r_down "s" = 15 ∧ r_down "b" = 21
246 /-- Z-values come from charges (no mass input) -/
247 Z_from_charges : Z .UpQuark (2/3) = 276 ∧ Z .DownQuark (-1/3) = 24
248
249/-- The non-circularity certificate is satisfied. -/
250def non_circular : QuarkNonCircularity where
251 yardsticks_geometric := ⟨B_pow_UpQuark_eq, r0_UpQuark_eq,
252 B_pow_DownQuark_eq, r0_DownQuark_eq⟩
253 rungs_from_torsion := quark_rungs_from_torsion
254 Z_from_charges := quark_Z_from_charges
255
256/-! ## Summary: What This Module Proves
257
2581. ALL SIX quark masses are computed by a SINGLE forward formula:
259 m_i(μ*) = yardstick(sector) × φ^{r_i − 8 + gap(Z_i)}
260
2612. Every input is derived from counting-layer integers:
262 - B_pow, r0: cube geometry (proved in Anchor.lean)
263 - r_i: baseline + torsion (proved above)
264 - Z_i: charge-band map (proved above)
265
2663. NO PDG quark mass appears anywhere in the forward direction.
267
2684. Equal-Z mass ratios are pure φ-powers (generation torsion only).
269
270## What This Module Does NOT Prove
271
272- That the predicted masses MATCH PDG values.
273 (That requires SM RG transport from μ* to PDG conventions,
274 which is bookkeeping in Paper IV, not part of the forward pipeline.)
275
276- That Convention B (quarter-ladder) is equivalent.
277 (That is proved in QuarkCoordinateUnification.lean at the formula level.)
278
279## Status
280
281This module resolves the "quark dual-coordinate" problem by demonstrating
282that Convention A provides a complete, non-circular forward pipeline for
283all six quarks. Convention B is a derived consequence (via the coordinate
284transform in QuarkCoordinateUnification.lean), not a separate theory.
285-/
286
287end
288
289end QuarkForwardPipeline
290end Verification
291end IndisputableMonolith
292