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Relativity
Articles 1–15 of 15. Alphabetical by title.
Relativity Calculus Derivatives
The module builds the calculus of spacetime, showing how derivatives behave along the four coordinate directions and what they reveal about radial functions.
Relativity Compact Black Hole Entropy
The entropy of a black hole is proportional to the area of its event horizon, a fact the framework derives from a limit on how much information a surface can hold.
Relativity Cosmology Frwcomponents Probe
Before deriving the expansion of the universe, the framework's library checks that its basic geometric tools can even compute the necessary derivatives.
Relativity Cosmology Frwfriedmann
The Friedmann equations describe how the universe expands or contracts over time, and a machine-checked library now derives them from Einstein's equations.
Relativity Dynamics Recognition Sheaf
A sheaf is a way to stitch local data into a global whole; here it models a field whose local pieces are locked to a single equilibrium value.
Relativity Fields
A field is a quantity spread through space and time; Recognition Science organizes its field definitions into one module.
Relativity Grlimit Parameters
A small set of numbers controls whether a physical theory can be treated with perturbation theory, and a machine-checked proof now shows two such numbers are small.
Relativity Ilg Action
The ILG action is a single number that combines Einstein's gravity with a scalar field, and the module proves it reduces to standard general relativity when the field vanishes
Relativity Ilg Cosmology Derived
The cosmology-derived module is currently disabled in the framework's library, with its contents commented out pending restoration.
Relativity Ilg Frw
A machine-checked library treats the expansion of the universe as a calibration step, kept as an explicit assumption until a full derivation exists.
Relativity Ilg Params
A tiny data structure holds two numbers, and its only job is to keep downstream calculations honest.
Relativity Ilg Ppn
A framework-internal module defines the standard post-Newtonian parameters and proves they match general relativity's leading-order values.
Relativity Ilg Ppnderive
A tiny formal module checks that two toy formulas for gravity's post-Newtonian parameters match the framework's linearized model, replacing an empty placeholder with a ve
Relativity Ilg Ppnderived
The ILG PPN-derived module is a placeholder in the Recognition Science library, currently disabled to reduce scope for the current milestone.
Relativity Information Conservation
The black hole information paradox asks whether information can be destroyed; this framework says no, because its fundamental ledger never erases entries.