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Measurement C2 Abridge Light
A compact theorem links two measurement quantities in Recognition Science, guaranteeing a key exponential match without heavy formal machinery.
The lightweight bridge
In Recognition Science, measurement often involves two related quantities: a rate action, a numerical measure of how strongly a recognition event acts, and an initial amplitude squared, a value derived from the starting state of a two-branch rotation. The module C2ABridgeLight establishes a concise bridge between them. It proves that for any two-branch rotation, there exist real numbers C and A such that C equals twice A, and the exponential of negative C matches the initial amplitude squared. In plainer terms, the theorem guarantees that a certain exponential decay factor, determined by the rate action, exactly reproduces the initial amplitude squared.
This result is a lightweight export, meaning it avoids heavy dependencies while preserving the core statement. The proof is short: it sets C to twice the rate action and A to the rate action itself, then uses a known property called born_weight_from_rate to complete the match. The practical consequence is that the framework can rely on this bridge without dragging in the full formal apparatus, making the theorem easier to reuse in other contexts.
THEOREM C_equals_2A · IndisputableMonolith/Measurement/C2ABridgeLight.lean
/-- Lightweight export: existence of C and A with C = 2A and exp(-C) match. -/
theorem C_equals_2A (rot : TwoBranchRotation) :
∃ (C A : ℝ), C = 2 * A ∧ Real.exp (-C) = initialAmplitudeSquared rot := by
use 2 * rateAction rot, rateAction rot
refine ⟨by ring, ?_⟩
simp only [initialAmplitudeSquared]
have h := born_weight_from_rate rot
convert h using 2
ring
What this page does not claim
The module does not define the rate action or the initial amplitude squared; it only relates them. The theorem does not specify how to measure either quantity in a physical experiment.
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- What is the full definition of a two-branch rotation in the framework?
- How does the initial amplitude squared relate to observable measurement outcomes?
- What heavier dependencies does this lightweight export avoid?
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THEOREM C_equals_2A · IndisputableMonolith/Measurement/C2ABridgeLight.lean
/-- Lightweight export: existence of C and A with C = 2A and exp(-C) match. -/ theorem C_equals_2A (rot : TwoBranchRotation) : ∃ (C A : ℝ), C = 2 * A ∧ Real.exp (-C) = initialAmplitudeSquared rot := by use 2 * rateAction rot, rateAction rot refine ⟨by ring, ?_⟩ simp only [initialAmplitudeSquared] have h := born_weight_from_rate rot convert h using 2 ringThe module proves that for any two-branch rotation, there exist real numbers C and A such that C equals twice A, and the exponential of negative C matches the initial amplitude squared. C_equals_2A · IndisputableMonolith/Measurement/C2ABridgeLight.lean