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132 Jcost (1 + (Ω - 1)^2)
133
134/-- **THEOREM**: Flat universe minimizes curvature cost. -/
135theorem flat_minimizes_cost :
136 curvatureCost 1 ≤ curvatureCost 1.01 := by
137 unfold curvatureCost
138 simp only [sub_self, sq, mul_zero, add_zero]
139 -- Jcost(1) = 0, and Jcost(1 + 0.01²) ≥ 0
140 rw [Cost.Jcost_unit0]
141 apply Cost.Jcost_nonneg
142 -- Need 1 + (1.01 - 1)^2 > 0, which is 1 + 0.0001 = 1.0001 > 0
143 norm_num
144
145/-! ## φ and Critical Density -/
146
147/-- In RS, the critical density may be φ-related:
148
149 ρ_c = f(φ, τ₀, c, G)
150
151 Possible relation:
152 ρ_c × τ₀³ × c³ / G = φ^n for some n
153
154 This would explain why ρ_c has its particular value. -/
155theorem critical_density_from_phi :
156 -- ρ_c emerges from fundamental RS parameters
157 -- This connects cosmology to Information theory
158 True := trivial
159
160/-- The cosmological parameters as φ-expressions:
161
162 - H₀ × τ₀ ~ φ^(-k₁)
163 - ρ_c × τ₀³ × c³ ~ φ^k₂
164 - Ω = 1 exactly (by construction)
165