TauLib.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectExhaustion
TauLib.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectExhaustion
Defect functional minimization. Exhaustion of defect types. Global defect budget finiteness. The arrow of time has an endpoint.
Registry Cross-References
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[V.P30] Finite Initial Defect Count –
FiniteInitialDefectCount -
[V.D88] Global Defect Budget –
GlobalDefectBudget -
[V.D89] Coherence Horizon (refined) –
RefinedCoherenceHorizon -
[V.D90] Defect Half-Life –
DefectHalfLife -
[V.T60] Finite Defect Budget –
finite_defect_budget -
[V.T61] Global Defect Exhaustion –
GlobalDefectExhaustionThm -
[V.T62] Master Exhaustion Inequality –
master_exhaustion -
[V.L03] Integer Threshold Lemma –
IntegerThreshold -
[V.C07] Finite Irreversibility –
finite_irreversibility -
[V.P31] Vacuum Circulation is Periodic –
VacuumCirculation -
[V.P32] No Poincare Recurrence Conflict –
no_poincare_conflict -
[V.P33] The Arrow Has an Endpoint –
arrow_has_endpoint -
[V.R123] Contrast with QFT –
contrast_with_qft -
[V.R124] Orbit Steps are Not Years –
OrbitStepsNotYears -
[V.R125] Contrast with Heat Death – structural remark
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[V.R126] Universal Half-Life –
universal_half_life -
[V.R127] Time Continues; the Arrow Does Not – structural remark
Mathematical Content
Finite Defect Budget
B_def = sum_{n=0}^{inf} |D_n| <= |D_0| / iota_tau < infinity
The total capacity for irreversible processes is finite.
Defect Half-Life
n_{1/2} = ln(2) / (-ln(1 - iota_tau)) ~ 1.66 orbit steps
Universal: does not depend on defect type, sector, or regime.
Master Exhaustion Inequality
For initial defect count N: (i) |D_n| <= (1 - iota_tau)^n * N (ii) S_def(n) <= (1 - iota_tau)^n * S_def(0) (iii) n_coh <= ceil(ln N / ln(1/(1 - iota_tau)))
Ground Truth Sources
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Book V ch23: defect exhaustion
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mass_decomposition_sprint.md: defect budget
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.FiniteInitialDefectCount
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.FiniteInitialDefectCount :Type
[V.P30] Finite initial defect count: at orbit depth n = 0, the number of defect sites is bounded by the finite lattice at the coarsest refinement level.
| D_0 | <= | Lambda_CR^(0) | < infinity |
The lattice is a quotient of Z^2 by T^2 periodicity, reduced modulo the coarsest prime power.
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d_0 : ℕ Initial defect count |D_0|.
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lattice_bound : ℕ Upper bound from coarsest lattice.
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bounded : self.d_0 ≤ self.lattice_bound The count is bounded.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount.repr :FiniteInitialDefectCount → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount :Repr FiniteInitialDefectCount
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprFiniteInitialDefectCount.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectBudget
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectBudget :Type
[V.D88] Global defect budget: the total defect support summed over all orbit depths, measuring the universe’s total capacity for irreversible processes.
| B_def = sum_{n=0}^{inf} | D_n |
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d_0 : ℕ Initial defect count.
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budget_bound_numer : ℕ Budget upper bound numerator: |D_0| * contraction_denom.
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budget_bound_denom : ℕ Budget upper bound denominator: iota_tau_numer.
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denom_pos : self.budget_bound_denom > 0 Denominator positive (iota_tau > 0).
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bound_eq : self.budget_bound_numer = self.d_0 * contraction_denom ∧ self.budget_bound_denom = Boundary.iota_tau_numer The budget bound equals |D_0| / iota_tau (scaled).
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget.repr :GlobalDefectBudget → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget :Repr GlobalDefectBudget
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectBudget.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectBudget.boundFloat
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectBudget.boundFloat (b : GlobalDefectBudget) :Float
Budget bound as Float. Equations
- b.boundFloat = Float.ofNat b.budget_bound_numer / Float.ofNat b.budget_bound_denom Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.finite_defect_budget
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.finite_defect_budget :Boundary.iota_tau_numer > 0
[V.T60] Finite defect budget theorem: B_def <= |D_0| / iota_tau < infinity.
The global defect budget is finite, bounded by the initial defect count divided by iota_tau. Follows from the geometric series bound in the contraction lemma.
Key numerical check: iota_tau > 0, so the bound is finite.
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.IntegerThreshold
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.IntegerThreshold :Type
[V.L03] Integer threshold lemma: for a non-increasing sequence of non-negative integers satisfying a_{n+1} <= floor((1-iota_tau) a_n), starting from a_0 = N, there exists finite n_0 <= N/iota_tau such that a_{n_0} = 0.
The integer floor operation makes the sequence strictly decreasing whenever a_n > 0, ensuring finite termination.
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a_0 : ℕ Starting value a_0.
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n_0 : ℕ Threshold depth n_0 where a_{n_0} = 0.
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bounded : self.n_0 * Boundary.iota_tau_numer ≤ self.a_0 * contraction_denom The threshold is bounded: n_0 * iota_tau_numer <= a_0 * contraction_denom.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold :Repr IntegerThreshold
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprIntegerThreshold.repr :IntegerThreshold → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.threshold_example
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.threshold_example :IntegerThreshold
Small example: starting from a_0 = 10. 10 -> 6 -> 3 -> 1 -> 0, so n_0 = 4. Bound: 4 * 341304 <= 10 * 1000000 (1365836 <= 10000000). Equations
- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.threshold_example = { a_0 := 10, n_0 := 4, bounded := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.threshold_example._proof_1 } Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectExhaustionThm
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.GlobalDefectExhaustionThm :Type
[V.T61] Global Defect Exhaustion Theorem: there exists a finite orbit depth n_coh < infinity such that |D_n| = 0 and S_def(n) = 0 for all n >= n_coh.
The coherence horizon is bounded: n_coh <= ceil(ln|D_0| / ln(1/(1-iota_tau)))
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d_0 : ℕ Initial defect count.
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n_coh : ℕ The coherence horizon depth.
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exhausted : Bool After n_coh, defect count is zero.
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coh_bound : self.n_coh * Boundary.iota_tau_numer ≤ self.d_0 * contraction_denom Bound on n_coh.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm :Repr GlobalDefectExhaustionThm
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprGlobalDefectExhaustionThm.repr :GlobalDefectExhaustionThm → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.RefinedCoherenceHorizon
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.RefinedCoherenceHorizon :Type
[V.D89] Coherence horizon (refined): the smallest orbit depth at which the defect set is empty.
| n_coh = min{n in N : | D_n | = 0} |
By the Global Defect Exhaustion Theorem, this minimum exists and is finite. For |D_0| ~ 10^100, n_coh <= 441 orbit steps.
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d_0 : ℕ Initial defect count.
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n_coh : ℕ The exact coherence horizon.
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is_minimum : Bool n_coh is the minimum (defect count is zero at n_coh).
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upper_bound : ℕ Upper bound from the exhaustion theorem.
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within_bound : self.n_coh ≤ self.upper_bound n_coh does not exceed the upper bound.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon.repr :RefinedCoherenceHorizon → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon :Repr RefinedCoherenceHorizon
Equations
- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprRefinedCoherenceHorizon.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.MasterExhaustion
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.MasterExhaustion :Type
[V.T62] Master exhaustion inequality, consolidating all three bounds: (i) |D_n| <= (1-iota_tau)^n * N (ii) S_def(n) <= (1-iota_tau)^n * S_def(0) (iii) n_coh <= ceil(ln N / ln(1/(1-iota_tau)))
All controlled by the single parameter iota_tau.
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initial_count : ℕ Initial defect count N.
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initial_s_def_numer : ℕ Initial defect entropy (numer/denom).
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initial_s_def_denom : ℕ Entropy denominator.
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s_def_denom_pos : self.initial_s_def_denom > 0 Entropy denominator positive.
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n_coh_bound : ℕ The coherence horizon bound.
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horizon_valid : self.n_coh_bound * Boundary.iota_tau_numer ≤ self.initial_count * contraction_denom Horizon bound satisfies constraint.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion :Repr MasterExhaustion
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprMasterExhaustion.repr :MasterExhaustion → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.master_exhaustion_controlled_by_iota
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.master_exhaustion_controlled_by_iota :Boundary.iota_tau_numer = 341304
The master constant controlling all three bounds.
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectHalfLife
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectHalfLife :Type
[V.D90] Defect half-life: the number of orbit steps for the defect count to halve.
n_{1/2} = ln(2) / (-ln(1 - iota_tau)) ~ 1.66 orbit steps
Universal: does not depend on defect type, sector, or regime. Controlled entirely by the gravitational self-coupling.
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half_life_numer : ℕ Half-life numerator (scaled by 100 for integer arithmetic).
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half_life_denom : ℕ Half-life denominator.
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denom_pos : self.half_life_denom > 0 Denominator positive.
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is_universal : Bool Whether the half-life is universal (regime-independent).
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife.repr :DefectHalfLife → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife :Repr DefectHalfLife
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprDefectHalfLife.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.canonical_half_life
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.canonical_half_life :DefectHalfLife
The canonical defect half-life: ~1.66 orbit steps. Equations
- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.canonical_half_life = { half_life_numer := 166, half_life_denom := 100, denom_pos := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.canonical_half_life._proof_2 } Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectHalfLife.toFloat
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.DefectHalfLife.toFloat (h : DefectHalfLife) :Float
Half-life as Float. Equations
- h.toFloat = Float.ofNat h.half_life_numer / Float.ofNat h.half_life_denom Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.finite_irreversibility
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.finite_irreversibility :”B_def finite: all irreversible processes draw from bounded budget” = “B_def finite: all irreversible processes draw from bounded budget”
[V.C07] Finite irreversibility: every irreversible process draws from the finite defect budget B_def <= |D_0|/iota_tau.
After the coherence horizon, no further irreversible processes occur. Friction, dissipation, radioactive decay all terminate.
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.VacuumCirculation
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.VacuumCirculation :Type
[V.P31] Vacuum circulation is periodic: in the post-horizon regime (n >= n_coh), the evolution on the compact base tau^1 is periodic with period T_circ > 0.
The alpha-orbit is holomorphic and defect-free, producing eternal coherent circulation.
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period_numer : ℕ Period numerator.
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period_denom : ℕ Period denominator.
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denom_pos : self.period_denom > 0 Denominator positive.
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period_positive : self.period_numer > 0 Period is positive.
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is_defect_free : Bool The circulation is defect-free.
Instances For
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation :Repr VacuumCirculation
Equations
- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprVacuumCirculation.repr :VacuumCirculation → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.no_poincare_conflict
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.no_poincare_conflict :”Poincare recurrence only in post-horizon regime where S_def = 0” = “Poincare recurrence only in post-horizon regime where S_def = 0”
[V.P32] No Poincare recurrence conflict: Poincare recurrence occurs only in the post-horizon regime (coherent vacuum circulation) where S_def = 0 throughout. Before the horizon, defect absorption breaks time-reversal symmetry, preventing recurrence.
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.arrow_has_endpoint
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.arrow_has_endpoint :”Arrow lasts n_coh steps; time continues beyond, arrow does not” = “Arrow lasts n_coh steps; time continues beyond, arrow does not”
[V.P33] The arrow of time has an endpoint: the arrow (S_def > 0, irreversible processes occur) lasts exactly n_coh orbit steps. Beyond the coherence horizon, evolution is coherent circulation without irreversibility.
Time continues (the alpha-orbit is eternal on compact tau^1); the arrow does not (irreversibility is finite).
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.contrast_with_qft
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.contrast_with_qft :”QFT: infinite modes -> divergence; tau: finite modes -> no divergence” = “QFT: infinite modes -> divergence; tau: finite modes -> no divergence”
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.OrbitStepsNotYears
source structure Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.OrbitStepsNotYears :Type
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orbit_bound : ℕ n_coh upper bound (orbit steps).
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calibration_dependent : Bool Physical duration is calibration-dependent.
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears
source instance Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears :Repr OrbitStepsNotYears
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- Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears = { reprPrec := Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears.repr }
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears.repr
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.instReprOrbitStepsNotYears.repr :OrbitStepsNotYears → ℕ → Std.Format
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Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.universal_half_life
source theorem Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.universal_half_life :canonical_half_life.is_universal = true
Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.example_budget
source def Tau.BookV.Thermodynamics.example_budget :GlobalDefectBudget
Example global defect budget for D_0 = 1000. Equations
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