IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.DimensionalConstraints.CostLayer
The CostLayer module supplies the public cost layer interface for the dimensional-constraints rebuttal in Recognition Science. It packages definitions from the Cost module together with the Law of Existence and AczelClassification results. Researchers rebutting dimensional constraints would cite this module to access the cost layer without internal details. The module consists of definitions and imports with no internal proofs.
claimThe module defines $\mathsf{PublicCostLayer}$ as the public cost layer interface, with $\mathsf{public\_cost\_layer}$ its concrete implementation, drawing on the law of existence ($x$ exists $\iff$ defect$(x)=0$) and Aczel smoothness for d'Alembert solutions.
background
This module sits in the Foundation domain and imports the Cost package, AczelClassification (continuous d'Alembert solutions are smooth, yielding the calibrated ODE kernel $H''=H$), and LawOfExistence (sharp formalization of $x$ exists $\iff$ defect$(x)=0$). The public cost layer is exposed for use in dimensional-constraints arguments. Sibling declarations PublicCostLayer and public_cost_layer form the module's exported interface.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the public cost layer required by the dimensional-constraints rebuttal. It feeds cost concepts from the Law of Existence and AczelClassification into higher-level Foundation arguments without exposing internal structure. No downstream declarations are recorded, confirming its role as an interface layer.
scope and limits
- Does not contain theorems or proofs.
- Does not introduce new forcing-chain steps or constants.
- Does not define defectDist or J-cost beyond imported usage.
- Limits scope to the public interface for cost in dimensional constraints.