Global Rindler detuning (shared across resonance ladders) #
This module packages the scalar shift δ in the denominator
1 + (γ/2)·m + δ used for δ-corrected detuned shell surfaces and a global
hypothesis λ · obs reused on every ladder that shares the same stars-and-bars
numerator (m+1)(m+2).
Used by:
LeptonResonanceGlobalDetuning(charged leptons),QuarkLadderGlobalDetuning(internal quark steps),HarmonicLadderGlobalDetuning(link to the same shell indexmasphi_of_shell).
Identification: GlobalDetuningHypothesis.fromLapseScalars sets obs := Φ + φ·t, i.e. the
increment of HQVM_lapse above 1 (same combination as in the metric story). This is
pure algebra in Lean — no claim that a particular observer datum equals a PDG ratio.
δ-corrected surfaces and geometric steps #
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For nonnegative global shift δ, the δ-corrected effective surface strictly increases with shell index.
effCorrected δ m < effCorrected δ (m + k + 1) for every k (with 0 ≤ δ).
For 0 ≤ δ and m < n, effCorrected δ is strictly monotone in the shell index.
At fixed shell m, larger additive shift δ lowers effCorrected (larger denominator).
Corrected analogue of geometricResonanceStep (FanoResonance).
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- Hqiv.Physics.geometricResonanceStepCorrected δ m_from m_to = Hqiv.Physics.effCorrected δ m_from / Hqiv.Physics.effCorrected δ m_to
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Global hypothesis and unified effective surface #
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- Hqiv.Physics.deltaGlobal h = h.lambda * h.obs
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Shell-independent shift δ(m) = λ · obs (placeholder; a richer model uses ℕ → ℝ).
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Cumulative rapidity budget (dynamic Rindler layer) #
Small second-order correction β_cum · (φ·t) on top of deltaGlobal, using the same
informational time track as timeAngle (HQVMetric). Lattice-only: no continuum chart.
Cumulative rapidity budget: agrees with timeAngle φ t (φ·t).
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- Hqiv.Physics.phi_t_cum φ t = φ * t
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One-line extension: global δ plus β_cum × cumulative rapidity (tightens detuning residuals).
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- Hqiv.Physics.delta_auxiliary_phi_per_shell h φ t β_cum = Hqiv.Physics.deltaGlobal h + β_cum * Hqiv.Physics.phi_t_cum φ t
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δ-corrected Rindler denominator using delta_auxiliary_phi_per_shell (includes rapidity budget).
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- Hqiv.Physics.rindlerDenWithDeltaRapidity h φ t β_cum m = Hqiv.Physics.rindlerDenWithDelta (Hqiv.Physics.delta_auxiliary_phi_per_shell h φ t β_cum) m
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HQVM packaging (proved identification at the level of real scalars) #
HQVM_lapse Φ φ t = 1 + Φ + φ·t and timeAngle φ t = φ·t (HQVMetric).
We record the detuning λ * (Φ + φ·t) as λ times the lapse increment (N - 1).
Use obs := Φ + φ·t, i.e. HQVM_lapse Φ φ t - 1.
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δ_global = λ·(Φ + φ·t) is strictly increasing in t for λ > 0, φ > 0.
Deprecated name: earlier stub; use deltaGlobal_eq_lambda_mul_lapseIncrement / fromLapseScalars.