The theorem excited_jcost is a proved statement in the Recognition Hamiltonian Spectrum module. It asserts that excited sectors of the Hamiltonian Ĥ_RS on H_RS carry strictly positive J-cost: for any real r satisfying 0 < r and r ≠ 1, Jcost(r) > 0. This follows directly from the positivity of the underlying J-cost function away from the unit equilibrium. It is contrasted with the vacuum sector, where vacuum_jcost establishes Jcost(1) = 0. The module further records that there are exactly five canonical spectral sectors via spectralSectorCount, and that a positive spectral gap exists on any discretized lattice with spacing a > 0, witnessed by lattice_gap_witness. These facts are collected into the certificate hamiltonianSpectrumCert. The result is a THEOREM with zero sorries and zero axioms in the supplied module.
Explain the theorem excited_jcost from IndisputableMonolith.Physics.RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.
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cited recognition theorems
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RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.excited_jcostThe target theorem stating positivity of Jcost on excited sectors (r > 0, r ≠ 1). -
RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.vacuum_jcostComplementary vacuum result Jcost(1) = 0 used to delineate excited states. -
RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.spectralSectorCountEstablishes the five-sector decomposition of the spectrum. -
RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.lattice_gap_witnessProvides the explicit positive gap on discretized lattices. -
RecognitionHamiltonianSpectrum.hamiltonianSpectrumCertAggregates the spectral facts into a single certificate.
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