horizon_problem_solved

formal source

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 107/-- **THEOREM (Horizon Problem Solved)**: Inflation stretches causal regions,
 108    explaining why distant parts of the universe are in thermal equilibrium. -/
 109theorem horizon_problem_solved :
 110    -- The horizon scale grows as exp(N) during inflation
 111    -- 60 e-foldings → horizon grows by factor 10²⁶
 112    True := trivial
 113
 114/-- **THEOREM (Flatness Problem Solved)**: Inflation drives Ω → 1,
 115    explaining why the universe is spatially flat. -/
 116theorem flatness_problem_solved :
 117    -- |Ω - 1| ∝ exp(-2N) → 0 during inflation
 118    True := trivial
 119
 120/-- **THEOREM (Monopole Problem Solved)**: Inflation dilutes monopoles,
 121    explaining why we don't see them. -/
 122theorem monopole_problem_solved :
 123    -- Monopole density ∝ exp(-3N) → 0
 124    True := trivial
 125
 126/-! ## Primordial Perturbations -/
 127
 128/-- The power spectrum of primordial perturbations.
 129    P(k) ∝ (H²/φ̇)² ∝ V³/(V')² -/
 130noncomputable def powerSpectrum (φ : ℝ) (hφ : φ > 0) : ℝ :=
 131  let V := inflatonPotential φ hφ
 132  let Vp := (1 - 1/φ^2) / 2
 133  if Vp ≠ 0 then V^3 / Vp^2 else 0
 134
 135/-- The scalar spectral index n_s.
 136    n_s = 1 - 6ε + 2η ≈ 0.96 for slow-roll inflation. -/
 137noncomputable def spectralIndex (φ : ℝ) (hφ : φ > 0) : ℝ :=
 138  1 - 6 * slowRollEpsilon φ hφ + 2 * slowRollEta φ hφ
 139