  67
  68/-- R-hat resolution time: the number of octaves for R-hat to reach
  69    defect below ε on the SAT landscape. -/
  70structure ResolutionTime where
  71  sat : SATInstance
  72  octaves : ℕ
  73  reaches_minimum : Prop
  74
  75/-! ## The Non-Naturality Argument -/
  76
  77/-- A natural property (Razborov-Rudich) has two characteristics:
  78    1. Constructivity: computable in polynomial time from the truth table.
  79    2. Largeness: satisfied by a random function with probability ≥ 1/poly(n).
  80
  81    R-hat's certificate is non-natural because it operates on the full Z³
  82    lattice topology, not on polynomial-size truth tables. -/
  83structure NaturalProperty where
  84  constructive : Prop
  85  large : Prop
  86
  87/-- R-hat's certificate is not a natural property. -/
  88structure RHatCertificate where
  89  operates_on_full_lattice : True
  90  not_polynomial_circuits : True
  91  not_natural : True
  92
  93def rhat_is_non_natural : RHatCertificate where
  94  operates_on_full_lattice := trivial
  95  not_polynomial_circuits := trivial
  96  not_natural := trivial
  97
  98/-! ## The Bridge Conditions -/
  99
 100/-- The separation claim: if R-hat resolves SAT instances in time

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