IndisputableMonolith.Gravity.HubbleTension
The Gravity.HubbleTension module supplies RS/ILG numerical predictions for late-time H0 in km/s/Mpc. Cosmologists comparing the Hubble tension would reference these values against CMB and local observations. It consists of definitions for H0_ILG, its sigma, delta_H0, tension_metric, and related quantities, with no internal proofs.
claimDefines $H_0^{ILG}$, $H_0^{ILG}_sigma$, $H_0^{CMB}$, $delta_H0$, the tension metric, and sound-horizon preservation quantities in RS-native units.
background
This module operates in the Gravity domain of Recognition Science and imports the fundamental time quantum tau_0 = 1 tick from IndisputableMonolith.Constants. It introduces ILG-specific predictions for the Hubble constant at late times, including uncertainty estimates, comparison to CMB values, delta_H0, and a tension metric. The module also addresses sound horizon preservation and sigma_8_ILG.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module provides the ILG Hubble constant predictions that feed into larger Recognition Science cosmology calculations. It addresses the Hubble tension by supplying RS-derived values that reduce apparent discrepancies with CMB data. Downstream results would use these to quantify tension metrics in the phi-based framework.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the ILG model from first principles.
- Does not integrate with full Friedmann equations.
- Does not predict early-universe parameters beyond sound horizon.
- Does not include observational data fitting.
depends on (1)
declarations in this module (19)
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def
H0_ILG -
def
H0_ILG_sigma -
def
H0_CMB -
def
H0_CMB_sigma -
def
delta_H0 -
theorem
delta_H0_value -
theorem
delta_H0_positive -
def
tension_metric -
theorem
ilg_reduces_tension -
def
sound_horizon_preserved -
theorem
sound_horizon_preservation -
def
sigma_8_ILG -
def
S_8_ILG -
def
delta_chi2_improvement -
theorem
chi2_improvement_significant -
def
A_L_eff_ILG -
theorem
A_L_near_unity -
structure
HubbleTensionCert -
theorem
hubble_tension_cert