Results Registry Noteworthy Result Canonical physics Tau-effective: rho_bar = 1/(2*pi) = 0.15915 at +974.5 ppm from PDG rho_bar = 0.1590. Structural derivation: the omega-sector (Higgs mode) holonomy on tau^1 has period 2*pi in its phase coordinate. rho_bar is the fractional holonomy angle per generation step, normalized to [0,1].
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rho_bar = 1/(2*pi): omega-Period Structural Derivation (tau-effective)

Tau-effective: rho_bar = 1/(2*pi) = 0.15915 at +974.5 ppm from PDG rho_bar = 0.1590. Structural derivation: the omega-sector (Higgs mode) holonomy on tau^1 has period 2*pi in its phase coordinate. rho_bar is the fractional holonomy angle per generation step, normalized to [0,1].

IV.T164 Physics Book IV tau-effective formalized

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  • Registry item: IV.T164
  • Type: theorem
  • Scope: tau-effective
  • Lean status: formalized
  • Book / part / chapter: Book IV · Part 5 · Chapter 36

Result summary

Tau-effective: rho_bar = 1/(2pi) = 0.15915 at +974.5 ppm from PDG rho_bar = 0.1590. Structural derivation: the omega-sector (Higgs mode) holonomy on tau^1 has period 2pi in its phase coordinate. rho_bar is the fractional holonomy angle per generation step, normalized to [0,1]. Since the full period is 2pi, the per-step fraction = 1/(2pi). This directly connects the Wolfenstein CP parameter to the omega-sector crossing structure. Upgrades IV.P190 from proposition to theorem with structural derivation.

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