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IndisputableMonolith.CrossDomain.ConfigDimUniversality

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The module defines configDim=5 as the property of being a finite type with exactly five elements and supplies instances for five cross-domain categories. Recognition Science researchers working on cross-domain patterns cite it to establish that the five-fold structure appears uniformly. The module is purely definitional, consisting of typeclass declarations and instances with no theorems or proofs.

claimA type $X$ has configDim $D=5$ if and only if $X$ is finite and $|X|=5$. Instances exist for SensoryModality, PrimaryEmotion, BiologicalState, EconomicCycle, and LinguisticRole, together with the auxiliary lemma triple_product_125.

background

The module sits inside the CrossDomain section and introduces the predicate HasConfigDim5, which encodes the statement that a type is finite with cardinality five. It also declares the five concrete types (SensoryModality, PrimaryEmotion, BiologicalState, EconomicCycle, LinguisticRole) that are asserted to satisfy the predicate. The setting relies on Mathlib's Finite and Finset.card infrastructure; the module doc-comment states the equivalence directly.

proof idea

this is a definition module, no proofs

why it matters in Recognition Science

The module supplies the cross-domain instances that justify the universality of configDim=5 inside the Recognition framework. It feeds the sibling declaration triple_product_125 and supports later claims that the same five-element structure recurs across sensory, emotional, biological, economic, and linguistic domains.

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