IndisputableMonolith.Complexity.PvsNPFromBIT
This module sets the per-cycle BIT bandwidth to 360 RS units via 8 times the consciousness gap of 45. Researchers deriving complexity bounds inside Recognition Science cite these definitions when comparing NP workloads against available bandwidth. The module consists of successive definitions of bandwidthBudget and npWorkload together with their positivity and inequality properties.
claimbitBandwidthPerCycle = 360 with bandwidthBudget and npWorkload defined so that certify_requires_budget and insufficient_budget_no_certify hold.
background
The module imports Constants, where the fundamental RS time quantum satisfies τ₀ = 1 tick, and Cost for cost accounting. It defines bitBandwidthPerCycle explicitly as 8 · consciousnessGap and sets the numerical value to 360. Further definitions introduce bandwidthBudget (zero or successor cases) and npWorkload (positive integer), together with the comparison lemmas certify_requires_budget and insufficient_budget_no_certify.
proof idea
this is a definition module, no proofs
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the concrete bandwidth limit used in the Recognition Science treatment of P versus NP. It feeds the larger Complexity domain argument that NP certification exceeds the per-cycle BIT budget, connecting to the eight-tick octave and the constants imported from Constants.
scope and limits
- Does not derive consciousnessGap from upstream axioms.
- Does not treat multi-cycle or parallel BIT computations.
- Does not contain the full P versus NP separation theorem.
- Does not address non-BIT models of computation.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (16)
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def
bitBandwidthPerCycle -
theorem
bitBandwidthPerCycle_eq -
theorem
bitBandwidthPerCycle_pos -
def
bandwidthBudget -
theorem
bandwidthBudget_zero -
theorem
bandwidthBudget_succ -
def
npWorkload -
theorem
npWorkload_pos -
theorem
certify_requires_budget -
theorem
insufficient_budget_no_certify -
theorem
cycles_lower_bound -
theorem
npWorkload_succ -
theorem
doubling_separation -
structure
PvsNPFromBITCert -
def
pVsNPFromBITCert -
theorem
pvsNP_one_statement