IndisputableMonolith.Flight.Thrust
The Thrust module supplies a minimal 3-vector type and associated thrust operations inside the Flight scaffold of Recognition Science. Researchers formalizing discrete propulsion models cite it for basic acceleration infrastructure. It depends on the Medium and Pressure modules and consists solely of type and function definitions.
claimThe module introduces a 3-dimensional vector space together with maps for thrust vector construction and net thrust computation in the discrete flight medium.
background
This module sits inside the Flight domain, which builds a discrete scaffold for spiral-field propulsion. It imports the Medium module (discrete vorticity proxy, intentionally decoupled from LNAL) and the Pressure module (mathematical pressure proxy separated from physical hypotheses). The supplied doc-comment states the module's sole purpose is a minimal 3-vector type for thrust and acceleration.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the vector primitives imported by the main Flight facade (convenience re-export for the Spiral-Field Propulsion formalization) and by the Falsifiers module (executable predicates over traces). It therefore anchors the lowest layer of the φ-Vortex Drive scaffold before physical hypotheses are added.
scope and limits
- Does not implement continuum Navier-Stokes equations.
- Does not connect vector types to the LNAL framework.
- Does not validate pressure proxies against measured data.
- Limits definitions to minimal 3-vector representations only.