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Cosmology Phase Saturation Vacuum Scale Invariance Consistent
A machine-checked theorem confirms that one proposed dark energy fraction stays fixed under any change of scale, a consistency check rather than a new prediction.
Scale invariance, stated plainly
Scale invariance is the property that a description of nature does not change when every length, time, and energy is multiplied by a common factor. In cosmology, the dark energy fraction ΩΛ is the share of the universe's energy budget that behaves like a constant background, the part usually attributed to empty space itself. The theorem scale_invariance_consistent states that the framework's proposed value for this fraction, 11/16 − α/π, is exactly the same number no matter what positive scale factor one chooses. The proof is a direct calculation: the expression contains no length, time, or energy unit at all, so rescaling leaves it untouched.
The value itself comes from a counting argument. The framework models the universe's energy states as a discrete ledger, a record of which modes are excited. The model defines 16 total modes, of which 11 are passive, meaning unexcited, and 5 are active. The dark energy fraction is then the passive share, 11/16, with a small correction from the measured fine-structure constant α, the number that sets the strength of electromagnetic interactions. The theorem mode_budget_partition proves that the active and passive counts sum to 16, and geometric_seed_eq proves the plain ratio 11/16. Because α enters as a measured input, the correction term is not derived from first principles.
What the theorem does not claim is just as important. It does not prove that dark energy is actually scale invariant in the physical universe; that would require a hypothesis connecting the mode counting to real cosmic expansion, which the framework labels CosmicPhaseEquilibrium and marks as a HYPOTHESIS with an explicit falsifier. The theorem only proves that if one adopts the proposed formula, then that formula is consistent with scale invariance. It also does not establish that the mode budget of 16 is forced by the framework's deeper principles; the definitions of active and passive modes are MODEL choices, not derived results. The scale invariance result is a coherence check on a proposed construction, not evidence that the construction is true.
The practical payoff is a sharp bound. The theorem Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional proves that the proposed dark energy fraction lies strictly between 0.5 and 0.69, and no_vacuum_catastrophe proves it is positive and less than 1. These are unconditional results: they hold for the defined quantity without any additional assumptions. A reader can therefore see that the framework's candidate value is not absurdly large or negative, and that it sits in a plausible range compared with cosmological observations. The scale invariance theorem adds the further guarantee that this candidate value is stable under the one symmetry a constant energy density must respect.
THEOREM scale_invariance_consistent · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
theorem scale_invariance_consistent : H_ScaleInvariance := by
intro _ _; rfl
THEOREM mode_budget_partition · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- Mode budget is the sum of active and passive modes. -/
theorem mode_budget_partition : active_modes + passive_modes = mode_budget := by
native_decide
THEOREM geometric_seed_eq · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- The geometric seed 11/16 is the passive mode fraction. -/
theorem geometric_seed_eq : (passive_modes : ℝ) / (mode_budget : ℝ) = 11 / 16 := by
norm_num [passive_modes, mode_budget]
THEOREM Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- **THEOREM**: Ω_Λ ∈ (0.5, 0.69) — unconditional precision band. -/
theorem Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional :
0.5 < Omega_Lambda ∧ Omega_Lambda < 0.69 :=
⟨Omega_Lambda_gt_05, Omega_Lambda_lt_069⟩
What this page does not claim
The theorem does not prove that dark energy is scale invariant in the physical universe. The theorem does not derive the value of the fine-structure constant α. The theorem does not force the mode budget of 16 from deeper principles.
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Derived articles
This page is generated by a question-recursion engine: the questions its answers raise become the next pages. The current agenda, with open targets marked red:
- What observational evidence would confirm or refute the CosmicPhaseEquilibrium hypothesis that connects mode counting to cosmic expansion?
- Does the framework derive the fine-structure constant α from its own principles, or does it always enter as a measured input?
- What physical mechanism, if any, sets the total mode budget to 16 rather than some other integer?
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THEOREM scale_invariance_consistent · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
theorem scale_invariance_consistent : H_ScaleInvariance := by intro _ _; rflThe theorem scale_invariance_consistent states that the framework's proposed value for this fraction, 11/16 − α/π, is exactly the same number no matter what positive scale factor one chooses. scale_invariance_consistent · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.leanTHEOREM mode_budget_partition · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- Mode budget is the sum of active and passive modes. -/ theorem mode_budget_partition : active_modes + passive_modes = mode_budget := by native_decideThe theorem mode_budget_partition proves that the active and passive counts sum to 16. mode_budget_partition · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.leanTHEOREM geometric_seed_eq · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- The geometric seed 11/16 is the passive mode fraction. -/ theorem geometric_seed_eq : (passive_modes : ℝ) / (mode_budget : ℝ) = 11 / 16 := by norm_num [passive_modes, mode_budget]The theorem geometric_seed_eq proves the plain ratio 11/16. geometric_seed_eq · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.leanTHEOREM Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean
/-- **THEOREM**: Ω_Λ ∈ (0.5, 0.69) — unconditional precision band. -/ theorem Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional : 0.5 < Omega_Lambda ∧ Omega_Lambda < 0.69 := ⟨Omega_Lambda_gt_05, Omega_Lambda_lt_069⟩The theorem Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional proves that the proposed dark energy fraction lies strictly between 0.5 and 0.69. Omega_Lambda_band_unconditional · IndisputableMonolith/Cosmology/PhaseSaturationVacuum.lean