IndisputableMonolith.Verification.MassComparison
Verification module that records PDG-style experimental rest masses and one-sigma uncertainties for the charged leptons and light quarks. Downstream mass-ladder checks cite these constants when comparing Recognition Science predictions to data. The file is pure data definitions; no theorems are proved here.
claimFixed experimental anchors $m_e^{\mathrm{exp}}$, $m_\mu^{\mathrm{exp}}$, $m_\tau^{\mathrm{exp}}$ and $m_u^{\mathrm{exp}}$, $m_d^{\mathrm{exp}}$, $m_s^{\mathrm{exp}}$ (MeV), each paired with a one-sigma uncertainty $\sigma$, for use in RS mass-ladder residual checks.
background
Recognition Science places particle masses on a $\varphi$-ladder: a yardstick times $\varphi^{r_{\mathrm{ung}}-8+\mathrm{gap}(Z)}$. The Model-layer module Masses.Anchor centralises the parameter-free derived constants; nothing there claims experimental agreement. This Verification module supplies the complementary experimental side.
It imports RS constants ($\tau_0=1$ tick), rigorous interval bounds on $\varphi=(1+\sqrt{5})/2$, and the T10 lepton-generation definitions that separate mass-ladder data from theorems. The sibling constants are the usual PDG central values and sigmas (electron example: $0.51099895069(16)$ MeV), stored as plain Real literals for residual and band comparisons.
proof idea
This is a definition module, no proofs. It declares experimental mass and uncertainty constants for $e,\mu,\tau$ and $u,d,s$ as concrete real values. Structure is data-only: named m_*_exp / m_*_exp_sigma bindings with no tactic or term proofs.
why it matters in Recognition Science
Closes the data half of the mass-comparison loop against the first-principles ladder in Masses.Anchor and the T10 lepton-generation defs. Without fixed experimental anchors, residual theorems cannot state numerical agreement bands. No downstream edges are recorded yet in the graph; the intended consumers are verification lemmas that bound $|m_{\mathrm{RS}}-m^{\mathrm{exp}}|/\sigma$. Ties to the primer mass formula (yardstick $\times\varphi^{r-8+\mathrm{gap}(Z)}$) and to $\varphi$ bounds used when converting ladder exponents into MeV.
scope and limits
- Does not derive or prove any RS mass prediction.
- Does not claim experimental agreement; only stores PDG-style inputs.
- Does not cover heavy quarks, neutrinos, or bosons.
- Does not update values when PDG revisions appear; literals are frozen.
- Does not encode unit conversions beyond the stated MeV convention.
depends on (4)
declarations in this module (42)
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m_e_exp -
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m_e_exp_sigma -
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m_mu_exp -
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m_mu_exp_sigma -
def
m_tau_exp -
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m_tau_exp_sigma -
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m_u_exp -
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m_u_exp_sigma -
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m_d_exp -
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m_d_exp_sigma -
def
m_s_exp -
def
m_s_exp_sigma -
def
m_c_exp -
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m_c_exp_sigma -
def
m_b_exp -
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m_b_exp_sigma -
def
m_t_exp -
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m_t_exp_sigma -
def
m_W_exp -
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m_W_exp_sigma -
def
m_Z_exp -
def
m_Z_exp_sigma -
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m_H_exp -
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m_H_exp_sigma -
theorem
lepton_params_derived -
theorem
upquark_params_derived -
theorem
downquark_params_derived -
theorem
generation_torsion_derived -
theorem
lepton_rungs_derived -
def
rs_mass_MeV -
def
ratio_mu_e_RS -
theorem
ratio_mu_e_RS_eq -
def
ratio_tau_e_RS -
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ratio_tau_e_RS_eq -
def
ratio_mu_e_exp -
def
ratio_tau_e_exp -
theorem
phi_pow_11_approx -
theorem
phi_pow_17_approx -
theorem
ratio_mu_e_exp_value -
theorem
ratio_tau_e_exp_value -
theorem
raw_prediction_discrepancy -
def
mass_summary