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IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.EightTickResonance

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The EightTickResonance module defines the interpolation cost for frequency ratios relative to integer synchronization and builds resonant weights from it. Researchers modeling acoustic levitation or gravity resonances in Recognition Science would cite these objects. The module consists of direct definitions and elementary lemmas on the fractional-part distance, with no complex derivations.

claimThe interpolation cost is $C(r) = min({r}, 1-{r})$, where ${r}$ is the fractional part of the frequency ratio $r$. Resonant weight functions satisfy $w(r) = 1-2C(r)$ at resonance and drop off-resonance, with resonant frequency extracted from the eight-tick period.

background

The module sits inside the gravity domain and imports the RS time quantum from Constants, where the doc-comment states: 'The fundamental RS time quantum (RS-native). τ₀ = 1 tick.' It introduces the interpolation cost as the distance to the nearest integer, zero at synchronized ledger ticks and 1/2 at half-integers. Additional definitions cover C_lag, resonant weights w_resonant, and the resonant frequency, all expressed in RS-native units with c=1.

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why it matters in Recognition Science

The definitions feed directly into the AcousticPhaseLevitation module for phase-synchronization calculations. They instantiate the eight-tick octave (T7) of the forcing chain, supplying the cost and weight primitives needed to connect frequency ratios to gravitational resonance without invoking the full J-function or RCL.

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