IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.EtaBPrefactorDerivation
The module derives the algebraic prefactor for the baryon asymmetry parameter eta_B by establishing phi^8 = 21 phi + 13 from the recurrence phi^2 = phi + 1, together with auxiliary bounds and the RS constant c_RS. Cosmologists applying the Recognition Science framework to early-universe calculations cite these identities for the numerical prefactor. The module consists of direct algebraic lemmas and definitions with no external hypotheses.
claimThe module establishes that where phi satisfies phi^2 = phi + 1, one has phi^8 = 21 phi + 13, along with the derived RS constant c_RS and its expanded form that supplies the prefactor in the eta_B expression.
background
Recognition Science obtains all physics from a single functional equation whose self-similar fixed point is the golden ratio phi (T6). The module imports the fundamental RS time quantum tau_0 = 1 tick from Constants and the integration gap D^2(D+2) = 45 at D = 3 from IntegrationGap. It works entirely within the phi-ladder, expressing higher powers via Fibonacci coefficients to obtain the concrete prefactor needed for the cosmological eta_B worked example.
proof idea
The module proceeds by successive multiplication from phi^2 = phi + 1 to reach the exact identity phi^8 = 21 phi + 13, with separate lemmas supplying lower and upper bounds. These identities are then used to define correctionFactor, expand c_RS, and isolate the positive value c_RS_pos.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the explicit prefactor for the eta_B calculation cited in the companion paper and feeds directly into the root IndisputableMonolith module that exposes the master forcing-chain theorem. It closes the algebraic step linking the eight-tick octave (T7) to the D = 3 cosmological observables.
scope and limits
- Does not compute the full numerical value of eta_B.
- Does not address the consciousness-gap interpretation of the integration gap.
- Does not prove any of the T0-T8 forcing-chain steps.
- Does not incorporate the full Standard-Model Higgs chain.
used by (1)
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (28)
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theorem
phi_pow_8_fib -
theorem
phi_pow_8_lower -
theorem
phi_pow_8_upper -
lemma
phi_zpow_neg8_eq_inv -
theorem
phi_zpow_neg8_lower -
theorem
phi_zpow_neg8_upper -
def
correctionFactor -
def
c_RS -
theorem
c_RS_expanded -
theorem
one_minus_phi_neg8_lower -
theorem
one_minus_phi_neg8_upper -
theorem
c_RS_pos -
theorem
c_RS_lt_one -
theorem
c_RS_lower -
theorem
c_RS_upper -
theorem
phi_pow_fib -
theorem
phi_pow_44_fib -
lemma
phi_zpow_neg44_eq_inv -
theorem
phi_zpow_neg44_lower -
theorem
phi_zpow_neg44_upper -
def
eta_B_corrected -
theorem
eta_B_corrected_pos -
theorem
eta_B_corrected_lower -
theorem
eta_B_corrected_upper -
theorem
eta_B_corrected_in_observed_band -
theorem
observed_in_predicted_band -
structure
EtaBPrefactorCert -
theorem
etaBPrefactorCert