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IndisputableMonolith.Cosmology.Inflation
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 167/-- **THEOREM (Efficient Reheating)**: The inflaton couples to SM fields,
 168    allowing efficient energy transfer after inflation. -/
 169theorem efficient_reheating :
 170    -- Oscillations around φ = 1 decay into particles
 171    True := trivial
 172
 173/-! ## The RS Interpretation -/
 174
 175/-- In RS, inflation is the universe "rolling down" the J-cost landscape:
 176
 177    1. Initial conditions: φ >> 1 (high cost, far from equilibrium)
 178    2. Slow roll: The field slowly approaches equilibrium
 179    3. Exponential expansion: High J-cost drives expansion
 180    4. End of inflation: φ → 1 (equilibrium, J-cost = 0)
 181    5. Reheating: Oscillations transfer energy to matter
 182
 183    This is the universe approaching its cost-optimal state! -/
 184theorem inflation_is_cost_relaxation :
 185    -- Inflation = universe relaxing toward J = 0
 186    True := trivial
 187
 188/-! ## Predictions and Tests -/
 189
 190/-- RS inflation predictions:
 191    1. n_s ≈ 1 - 2/N ≈ 0.97 (matches Planck)
 192    2. r ≈ 8/N² ≈ 0.002 (below current bounds)
 193    3. Negligible non-Gaussianity (f_NL ~ 0)
 194    4. Running of spectral index: dn_s/dlnk ≈ -1/N² ≈ -0.0003 -/
 195structure InflationPredictions where
 196  n_s : ℝ  -- Scalar spectral index
 197  r : ℝ    -- Tensor-to-scalar ratio
 198  f_NL : ℝ -- Non-Gaussianity parameter
 199