IndisputableMonolith.Verification.RGTransportPolicyIdentity
Module fixing immutable identity metadata for an external renormalization-group (RG) transport policy artifact. It packages a canonical 2025Q4 policy record (path, summary, match predicates) so verification layers can pin which external policy was used. Physicists auditing RS constant transport or ladder matching would cite it. Structure is definitional: a structure plus equality and nonemptiness lemmas, not a deep proof.
claimThe module introduces an immutable identity record for an external RG transport policy, with a canonical $2025\mathrm{Q}4$ instance, a path string, a nonempty summary, and a match predicate asserting that a candidate policy identity equals the canonical record.
background
Recognition Science verification layers often bind numerical or ladder results to an external renormalization-group transport policy (how constants, masses, or couplings are carried across scales). This module does not define the transport equations themselves. It only freezes identity metadata so audits can name which policy artifact was assumed.
The main object is a structure holding immutable fields (identifier, path, summary text). A named canonical instance canonical2025Q4 is the pinned external artifact for that quarter. Match lemmas compare an arbitrary policy identity to that canonical record; a path accessor and a nonempty-summary fact support logging and non-vacuity checks.
The module imports only Mathlib and sits in the Verification domain. It is metadata scaffolding for reproducibility, not a forcing-chain step (T0–T8) or an RCL identity.
proof idea
This is a definition module with light supporting lemmas, not a substantive proof development. The structure packages identity fields; the canonical 2025Q4 value is a concrete inhabitant. Match predicates reduce to structural equality against that canonical value. Path and summary facts are direct projections or simple nonemptiness checks on the recorded strings. No analytic or number-theoretic argument appears.
why it matters in Recognition Science
Verification pages that claim RS constants or mass-ladder outputs were transported under a fixed external RG policy need a stable name for that policy. This module supplies that name and match interface so downstream verification theorems can assert policy identity without embedding mutable file paths in proof terms.
No parent theorems are listed as direct used_by edges in the supplied graph; siblings indicate the intended consumers are match and path lemmas around the canonical 2025Q4 record. It does not advance the forcing chain, J-uniqueness, or the alpha band; it only anchors provenance for whatever transport those results assume.
scope and limits
- Does not define or prove any RG flow equations or beta functions.
- Does not derive RS constants, masses, or the alpha inverse band.
- Does not validate the external policy file contents beyond identity metadata.
- Does not claim uniqueness of the 2025Q4 policy among all possible policies.
- Does not connect to T0–T8 forcing or the Recognition Composition Law.