IndisputableMonolith.Quantum.Firewall
The Quantum.Firewall module states the AMPS paradox for black holes past Page time in the Recognition Science setting. Researchers examining black hole information and complementarity would cite it when linking RS to quantum gravity. The module presents the trilemma of unitarity, no-drama, and monogamy without proofs, deferring resolutions to sibling declarations.
claimFor a black hole past Page time, unitarity requires late Hawking radiation maximally entangled with early radiation, no-drama requires maximal entanglement with the interior partner, and monogamy of entanglement forbids one qubit from maximal entanglement with two systems simultaneously, yielding a contradiction.
background
The module sits in the quantum domain and imports the RS time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick from Constants together with cost structures from Cost. It reproduces the standard AMPS argument verbatim in its doc-comment: unitarity demands purification via early-radiation entanglement, no-drama assumes a smooth horizon with partner entanglement, and monogamy of entanglement produces the contradiction.
proof idea
This is a setup module that states the AMPS trilemma; no proofs are present. The argument follows the three listed conditions to a logical contradiction via monogamy, with all formal resolutions located in sibling declarations such as AMPSTrilemma and Resolution.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the problem statement addressed by sibling declarations including ledger_resolves_firewall, er_equals_epr_from_ledger, and information_preserved. It positions the firewall issue inside the RS treatment of unitarity and complementarity, feeding the chain that resolves singularities and preserves information.
scope and limits
- Does not resolve the AMPS paradox.
- Does not incorporate RS constants such as phi or alpha.
- Does not treat early-time black holes.
- Does not derive observable predictions.
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (13)
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structure
AMPSTrilemma -
inductive
Resolution -
theorem
ledger_resolves_firewall -
structure
HorizonLedger -
theorem
er_equals_epr_from_ledger -
theorem
infaller_sees_smooth_horizon -
def
complementarityPrinciple -
theorem
information_preserved -
theorem
page_curve_from_ledger_transfer -
theorem
singularity_resolved -
def
possibleTests -
def
rsSummary -
structure
FirewallFalsifier