IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.NeutrinoMassHierarchy
The NeutrinoMassHierarchy module supplies definitions for neutrino mass-squared differences and seesaw scales together with an auxiliary lemma expressing phi^13 via Fibonacci numbers. Physicists constructing phi-ladder mass predictions in Recognition Science would cite these results when fitting observed Delta m^2 values. The proofs proceed by direct algebraic reduction using the Fibonacci recurrence for powers of phi combined with interval bounds imported from PhiBounds.
claimThe module defines quantities such as $Δm_{21}^2$, $Δm_{31}^2$, the seesaw mass scale, and the auxiliary identity $φ^{13} = F_{13} φ + F_{12}$ (Fibonacci numbers $F_n$).
background
This module sits inside the Standard Model sector of Recognition Science and imports the RS time quantum τ₀ = 1 tick together with rigorous algebraic bounds on φ = (1 + √5)/2. It introduces the seesaw mechanism for generating small neutrino masses and places them on the phi-ladder mass formula (yardstick × φ^(rung − 8 + gap(Z))). Upstream results supply the Recognition Composition Law and the eight-tick octave structure that fix the allowed exponents.
proof idea
The module is a collection of definitions followed by targeted lemmas. The central phi_pow13 lemma is obtained by applying the Fibonacci recurrence relation φ^n = φ^{n−1} + φ^{n−2} iteratively and confirming the resulting integer coefficients against the interval bounds on φ.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module supplies the neutrino-sector mass relations required by the broader Standard Model construction in Recognition Science. It directly supports phi-based predictions for the mass hierarchy and connects to the mass formula and RCL through the phi^13 and phi^7 auxiliary results. No downstream theorems are listed in the current graph, but the definitions close the gap between the general phi-ladder and concrete neutrino observables.
scope and limits
- Does not derive neutrino mixing angles or PMNS matrix elements.
- Does not compute absolute mass eigenvalues beyond squared-difference bounds.
- Does not address sterile neutrinos or non-standard interactions.
- Does not extend the phi-ladder beyond the listed powers (7 and 13).
depends on (2)
declarations in this module (38)
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def
deltam21_sq -
def
deltam31_sq -
def
sum_mass_bound -
def
seesawMass -
def
typicalDiracMass -
def
typicalMajoranaMass -
theorem
seesaw_gives_small_mass -
def
phiPredictedMR -
lemma
phi_pow13 -
theorem
seesaw_scale_phi_connection -
def
massRatio -
lemma
phi_pow7 -
theorem
mass_ratio_phi7 -
def
m2_estimate -
def
m3_estimate -
def
m3_m2_ratio -
lemma
phi_pow4 -
theorem
mass_ratio_phi4 -
inductive
MassOrdering -
def
rsPrediction -
structure
NuRungAssignments -
def
canonicalNuRungs -
def
nuYardstick -
def
nuMassAtRung -
def
m_nu1_pred -
def
m_nu2_pred -
def
m_nu3_pred -
theorem
nu_rung_gap_ratio -
theorem
nu_solar_rung_ratio -
lemma
zpow_neg_lt_one -
theorem
nu_sum_bound_consistent -
theorem
nu1_abs_mass_upper -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_pos -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_upper -
theorem
nu2_abs_mass_interval -
theorem
nu3_abs_mass_positive -
structure
NuAbsMassCert -
def
nuAbsMassCert