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134/-- A fermion's residue is stable if its certificate is valid and the
135 stationarity axiom holds at the canonical anchor. -/
136structure StabilityCert (f : Fermion) where
137 cert : ResidueCert
138 cert_matches : cert.f = f
139 cert_valid : cert.valid
140
141/-! ## Connection to AnchorPolicy -/
142
143/-- The canonical anchor from AnchorPolicy. -/
144noncomputable def canonicalAnchorSpec : AnchorSpec := canonicalAnchor
145
146/-- At the canonical anchor, the display identity should hold:
147 f_residue f μ⋆ = F(ZOf f) = gap(ZOf f)
148
149 This is the axiom `display_identity_at_anchor` from AnchorPolicy.
150 The certificates above provide numerical bounds to verify this. -/
151theorem display_identity_uses_gap (f : Fermion) :
152 F (ZOf f) = gap (ZOf f) := rfl
153
154/-! ## Robustness Check Interface -/
155
156/-- Check if a certificate's bounds are within the AnchorPolicy tolerance of
157 the theoretical gap. -/
158def certificateWithinTolerance (c : ResidueCert) : Prop :=
159 let theoretical := gap (ZOf c.f)
160 (c.lo : ℝ) - anchorTolerance ≤ theoretical ∧
161 theoretical ≤ (c.hi : ℝ) + anchorTolerance
162
163/-! ## Summary Statistics -/
164
165/-- The lepton certificates cluster around F(1332) ≈ 13.95. -/
166def leptonCerts : List ResidueCert := [cert_e, cert_mu, cert_tau]