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32def N_colors (D : ℕ) : ℕ := face_pairs D
33
34/-- For D = 3, there are exactly 3 color charges. -/
35theorem three_colors_from_D3 : N_colors 3 = 3 := by
36 unfold N_colors face_pairs
37 rfl
38
39/-- **P-007 Resolution**: Three colors follow from D = 3.
40
41 In the RS framework:
42 1. DimensionForcing proves D = 3 (linking, 8-tick, spinors).
43 2. The D-cube has D pairs of opposite faces (face_pairs D = D).
44 3. Ledger face identification assigns one color per face-pair.
45 4. Thus N_c = 3.
46
47 This matches SU(3) color in QCD. The gauge group rank is forced
48 by the same dimension argument that gives 3 generations. -/
49theorem three_colors_forced :
50 N_colors DimensionForcing.D_physical = 3 := by
51 unfold N_colors DimensionForcing.D_physical face_pairs
52 rfl
53
54/-! ## Structural Theorems -/
55
56/-- N_colors D = D (by definition of face_pairs). -/
57theorem N_colors_eq_dim (D : ℕ) : N_colors D = D := rfl
58
59/-- For D = 3, we cannot have 2 or 4 colors. -/
60theorem not_two_colors : N_colors 3 ≠ 2 := by norm_num [N_colors, face_pairs]
61theorem not_four_colors : N_colors 3 ≠ 4 := by norm_num [N_colors, face_pairs]
62
63end QuarkColors
64end Foundation
65end IndisputableMonolith