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IndisputableMonolith.Physics.RGTransport

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RGTransport supplies an abstract interface for the running coupling at renormalization scale μ. It enables specialization to the SM couplings α_s, α, α_2 within the Recognition Science bridge to particle physics. Researchers comparing geometric mass ladders to perturbative flows cite it for the RG transport layer. The module consists of definitions for beta functions and anomalous dimensions that draw directly on the imported Anchor and Constants infrastructure.

claimThe running coupling $\alpha(\mu)$ at scale $\mu$, supplied as an abstract interface with specializations to the Standard Model values $\alpha_s(\mu)$, $\alpha(\mu)$, $\alpha_2(\mu)$.

background

The module imports the RS time quantum $\tau_0 = 1$ tick from Constants and the core bridge from RSBridge.Anchor. The latter defines the 12 Standard Model fermions, the charge index $Z_i = \tilde{q}^2 + \tilde{q}^4$ (+4 for quarks), the gap function $F(Z) = \ln(1 + Z/\phi)/\ln(\phi)$, and the mass at the anchor scale $\mu^\star$.

This supplies the local theoretical setting for RG transport in the physics domain, linking the recognition framework to particle physics. The abstract interface isolates the running-coupling object so that downstream modules can depend on a clean surface without committing to explicit beta-function forms.

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why it matters in Recognition Science

The module feeds the Single-Anchor RG Policy in AnchorPolicy and the Recognition Coupling analysis in RecognitionCoupling. It supplies the running-coupling interface required to quantify the discrepancy between the geometric mass formula (large residue $F(Z)$) and perturbative RG transport.

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