Results Registry Noteworthy Result Canonical physics The holonomy correction factor pi^3*alpha^2 lies in the interval (0.001, 0.002), proved by bounding pi^3 in (30.96, 31.26) and alpha^2 ~ 5.3e-5 separately; the hierarchy is natural with suppression from iota_tau^5 ~ 4.6e-3 and alpha^2, requiring no fine-tuning.
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Correction Smallness --- IV.T12

The holonomy correction factor pi^3*alpha^2 lies in the interval (0.001, 0.002), proved by bounding pi^3 in (30.96, 31.26) and alpha^2 ~ 5.3e-5 separately; the hierarchy is natural with suppression from iota_tau^5 ~ 4.6e-3 and alpha^2, requiring no fine-tuning.

IV.T116 Physics Book IV tau-effective formalized

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Registry evidence

  • Registry item: IV.T116
  • Type: theorem
  • Scope: tau-effective
  • Lean status: formalized
  • Book / part / chapter: Book IV · Part 3 · Chapter 24

Result summary

The holonomy correction factor pi^3*alpha^2 lies in the interval (0.001, 0.002), proved by bounding pi^3 in (30.96, 31.26) and alpha^2 ~ 5.3e-5 separately; the hierarchy is natural with suppression from iota_tau^5 ~ 4.6e-3 and alpha^2, requiring no fine-tuning.

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