IndisputableMonolith.StandardModel.WZMassRatio
The WZMassRatio module supplies numerical definitions for the W and Z boson masses using PDG values in GeV along with derived ratio and Weinberg angle quantities. It supplies the concrete inputs required for Phase 2 electroweak checks inside Recognition Science. The module consists entirely of definitions and imports only the base Constants module.
claim$m_W = 80.377$ GeV, $m_Z = 91.1876$ GeV; mass ratio $m_W/m_Z$; $\sin^2 heta_W = 1 - (m_W/m_Z)^2$
background
This module sits in the StandardModel domain and imports IndisputableMonolith.Constants, whose fundamental object is the RS time quantum $ au_0 = 1$ tick. The sibling definitions m_W, m_Z, massRatio, weinbergAngle and their value companions provide the empirical mass pair needed to interface with the phi-ladder mass formula and the Recognition Composition Law. No RS-native units or J-cost appear inside the module itself.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
The module feeds the WZBosonRatioScoreCard, which establishes the algebraic bounds $m_W/m_Z \in (0.87,0.89)$ and $\sin^2 heta_W \in (0.22,0.23)$ from the supplied PDG values as part of Phase 2 P2-WZ. It supplies the concrete mass inputs required to test Recognition Science predictions against experimental electroweak data.
scope and limits
- Does not derive the masses from the J-function or phi-ladder.
- Does not contain theorems or proofs.
- Does not express masses in RS-native units.
- Does not address the alpha band or forcing chain steps T5-T8.
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depends on (1)
declarations in this module (24)
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def
m_W -
def
m_Z -
def
massRatio -
theorem
mass_ratio_value -
def
weinbergAngle -
def
sin2ThetaW -
theorem
sin2_theta_w_value -
def
hypothesis1 -
def
hypothesis2 -
def
hypothesis3 -
def
hypothesis4 -
def
hypothesis5 -
def
hypothesis6 -
def
bestPhiPrediction -
theorem
mass_ratio_from_couplings -
def
couplingRatio -
theorem
tan_theta_w_value -
def
sin2ThetaW_predicted -
theorem
sin2_prediction_vs_observed -
def
sin2ThetaW_alt -
def
implications -
def
predictions -
structure
WZFalsifier -
def
experimentalStatus