PRF0001canonicalv1Proof of Master Constant Calibration
Semi-formal Corpus-addressed proof of the master constant calibration theorem (THM0001). Combines earned boundary constants (DEF0001), lobe-swap invariance (LEM0001), and refinement-pressure uniqueness (PRP0001) into the calibration crossing identity.
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We prove the master constant calibration by combining the earned constants DEF0001, lobe-swap invariance LEM0001, and refinement-pressure uniqueness PRP0001.
By the lobe-swap invariance of the crossing condition (LEM0001) and the refinement-pressure uniqueness proposition (PRP0001), the calibration crossing fixed by earned boundary constants (DEF0001) is the unique value ι_τ = 2_τ / (π_τ + e_τ), as claimed by THM0001.
Proof
Proof steps
- Earned constants.
The boundary constants used in the construction are available by DEF0001 — the lobe-swap closure on the τ-domain produces a non-empty set of earned constants.
Uses:
prrp://def0001@v1(uses definition) - Lobe-swap invariance fixes the crossing.
Apply LEM0001: the crossing condition determined by an earned constant
bequals the crossing condition determined byσ_lobe(b). The crossing is therefore invariant under lobe-swap.Uses:
prrp://lem0001@v1(uses lemma) - Uniqueness under refinement pressure.
Apply PRP0001: the crossing fixed by
DEF0001andLEM0001is unique under refinement-pressure stability onB_τ. There is exactly one calibration crossing.Uses:
prrp://prp0001@v1(uses theorem) - Conclude master constant identity.
Combining steps s1-s3, the unique calibration crossing fixed by earned boundary constants and lobe-swap invariance is
ι_τ = 2_τ / (π_τ + e_τ).This establishes THM0001.
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