TauLib.BookIV.Calibration.DimensionlessCouplings2
TauLib.BookIV.Calibration.DimensionlessCouplings2
Cross-couplings (ch10 second half), temporal complement, multiplicative closure, and power hierarchy — all wrapping existing CouplingFormulas proofs.
Registry Cross-References
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[IV.D281] Electroweak cross-coupling —
ew_cross -
[IV.D282] Weak-strong cross-coupling —
weak_strong_cross -
[IV.D283] EM-strong cross-coupling —
em_strong_cross -
[IV.D284] EM-gravity cross-coupling —
em_grav_cross -
[IV.D285] Strong-gravity cross-coupling —
strong_grav_cross -
[IV.R250] Lean verification — (structural remark)
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[IV.T104] Temporal Complement —
temporal_complement_ch10 -
[IV.T105] Temporal Multiplicative Closure —
temporal_mult_ch10 -
[IV.R252] Lean formalization — (structural remark)
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[IV.T106] Power Hierarchy —
power_hierarchy_ch10 -
[IV.P165] Hierarchy Resolution —
hierarchy_resolution -
[IV.R254] No landscape — (structural remark)
Ground Truth Sources
- Chapter 10 of Book IV (2nd Edition), second half
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.ew_cross
source@[reducible, inline]
abbrev Tau.BookIV.Calibration.ew_cross :Sectors.CouplingFormula
[IV.D281] Electroweak cross-coupling κ(A,B) = ι_τ³ ≈ 0.03982. Connects weak (base) to EM (fiber). Equations
- Tau.BookIV.Calibration.ew_cross = Tau.BookIV.Sectors.kappa_AB Instances For
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.weak_strong_cross
source@[reducible, inline]
abbrev Tau.BookIV.Calibration.weak_strong_cross :Sectors.CouplingFormula
[IV.D282] Weak-strong cross-coupling κ(A,C) = ι_τ⁴/(1−ι_τ) ≈ 0.02063. Note: kappa_AC is ι_τ⁴/(1−ι_τ) = κ(A)·κ(C), the Weak-Strong = beta decay channel. Equations
- Tau.BookIV.Calibration.weak_strong_cross = Tau.BookIV.Sectors.kappa_AC Instances For
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_strong_cross
source@[reducible, inline]
abbrev Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_strong_cross :Sectors.CouplingFormula
[IV.D283] EM-strong cross-coupling κ(B,C) = ι_τ³/(1+ι_τ) ≈ 0.02968. The weakest primitive cross-coupling. Equations
- Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_strong_cross = Tau.BookIV.Sectors.kappa_BC Instances For
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_grav_cross
source@[reducible, inline]
abbrev Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_grav_cross :Sectors.CouplingFormula
[IV.D284] EM-gravity cross-coupling κ(B,D) = ι_τ²(1−ι_τ)² ≈ 0.05061. Gravitational lensing channel. Equations
- Tau.BookIV.Calibration.em_grav_cross = Tau.BookIV.Sectors.kappa_BD Instances For
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.strong_grav_cross
source@[reducible, inline]
abbrev Tau.BookIV.Calibration.strong_grav_cross :Sectors.CouplingFormula
[IV.D285] Strong-gravity cross-coupling κ(C,D) = ι_τ³(1−ι_τ) ≈ 0.02623. Mass curves time. Equations
- Tau.BookIV.Calibration.strong_grav_cross = Tau.BookIV.Sectors.kappa_CD Instances For
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.temporal_complement_ch10
source theorem Tau.BookIV.Calibration.temporal_complement_ch10 :Sectors.kappa_AA.numer + Sectors.kappa_DD.numer = Sectors.kappa_AA.denom
[IV.T104] Temporal complement: κ(A;1) + κ(D;1) = 1. Wraps CouplingFormulas.temporal_complement.
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.temporal_mult_ch10
source theorem Tau.BookIV.Calibration.temporal_mult_ch10 :Sectors.kappa_AD.numer * (Sectors.kappa_AA.denom * Sectors.kappa_DD.denom) = Sectors.kappa_AA.numer * Sectors.kappa_DD.numer * Sectors.kappa_AD.denom
[IV.T105] Temporal multiplicative closure: κ(A,D) = κ(A;1)·κ(D;1). Wraps CouplingFormulas.temporal_multiplicative.
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.power_hierarchy_ch10
source theorem Tau.BookIV.Calibration.power_hierarchy_ch10 :Sectors.kappa_BB.numer * (Sectors.kappa_AA.denom * Sectors.kappa_AA.denom) = Sectors.kappa_AA.numer * Sectors.kappa_AA.numer * Sectors.kappa_BB.denom ∧ Sectors.kappa_AC.numer * (Sectors.kappa_AA.denom * Sectors.kappa_CC.denom) = Sectors.kappa_AA.numer * Sectors.kappa_CC.numer * Sectors.kappa_AC.denom
[IV.T106] Power hierarchy: κ(B;2) = κ(A;1)² and κ(A,C) = κ(A;1)·κ(C;3). The EM coupling is the square of the weak coupling; weak-strong is the multiplicative closure of weak × strong.
Tau.BookIV.Calibration.hierarchy_resolution
source theorem Tau.BookIV.Calibration.hierarchy_resolution :Sectors.kappa_DD.numer > Sectors.kappa_AA.numer
[IV.P165] The gravitational self-coupling κ(D;1) = 1−ι_τ is the LARGEST primitive coupling. The apparent weakness of gravity is a readout artifact: G involves ι_τ² from the torus vacuum.