def
definition
tetra_bias
show as:
view math explainer →
open explainer
Generate a durable explainer page for this declaration.
open lean source
IndisputableMonolith.Chemistry.BondAngles on GitHub at line 47.
browse module
All declarations in this module, on Recognition.
explainer page
depends on
used by
formal source
44noncomputable section
45
46/-- Dimensionless bias proxy for tetrahedral preference. -/
47def tetra_bias : ℝ := 1 - (1 / Constants.phi)
48
49/-- The bias proxy is strictly positive (since φ>1 ⇒ 1/φ<1). -/
50theorem angle_bias : 0 < tetra_bias := by
51 dsimp [tetra_bias]
52 have hφ : 1 < Constants.phi := Constants.one_lt_phi
53 have hφpos : 0 < Constants.phi := lt_trans (by norm_num) hφ
54 have h_inv_lt : (1 / Constants.phi) < 1 := by
55 rw [div_lt_one hφpos]
56 exact hφ
57 exact sub_pos.mpr h_inv_lt
58
59/-! ## Optimal Bond Angle for n Equivalent Bonds -/
60
61/-- Optimal cosine of bond angle for n equivalent bonds.
62 cos(θ_opt) = -1/(n-1) for n ≥ 2. -/
63def optimalBondCosine (n : ℕ) : ℝ :=
64 if n ≤ 1 then 0 else -1 / (n - 1 : ℝ)
65
66/-- Linear geometry (n=2) has angle = 180° (cos = -1). -/
67theorem linear_cosine : optimalBondCosine 2 = -1 := by
68 simp only [optimalBondCosine]
69 norm_num
70
71/-- Trigonal planar (n=3) has angle ≈ 120° (cos = -1/2). -/
72theorem trigonal_cosine : optimalBondCosine 3 = -1/2 := by
73 simp only [optimalBondCosine]
74 norm_num
75
76/-- Tetrahedral (n=4) has angle ≈ 109.47° (cos = -1/3). -/
77theorem tetrahedral_cosine : optimalBondCosine 4 = -1/3 := by