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FUST.Astronomy.Cosmology

FUST Cosmological Scale Structure #

Scale lattice {φⁿ} and hierarchical suppression from time evolution (TimeStructure.lean).

Scale Lattice from φ-Invariance #

The scale lattice {φⁿ : n ∈ ℤ} is derived from FUST time evolution:

theorem FUST.Cosmology.scaleLattice_from_timeEvolution (n : ) :
(fun (f : ) (t : ) => f (φ ^ n * t)) = fun (f : ) (t : ) => f (φ ^ n * t)

Scale lattice is derived from time evolution: φⁿ = n-fold time scaling

@[reducible, inline]
noncomputable abbrev FUST.Cosmology.scaleLattice (n : ) :

Scale lattice point at level n: notation for φ^n (n-fold time evolution)

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    Scale lattice is positive

    Scale lattice respects time evolution: φ^{n+1} = φ · φⁿ

    Inverse scale uses |ψ| = φ⁻¹: derived from φ · |ψ| = 1

    @[reducible, inline]
    noncomputable abbrev FUST.Cosmology.inverseScaleLattice (n : ) :

    Inverse scale lattice point: notation for φ^{-n} (ψ-evolution)

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      Inverse lattice equals reciprocal

      Part 3: Hierarchical Suppression (FUST Derivation) #

      From time evolution f ↦ f(φ·), each scale level is separated by factor φ. This gives natural hierarchy suppression: higher levels are φⁿ times larger.

      Hierarchy suppression factor between levels

      Inverse hierarchy: higher level means smaller inverse

      Ratio between adjacent levels is exactly φ

      Part 4: Time Evolution and Entropy #

      Part 5: Golden Ratio Mathematical Identities #

      These are properties of φ = (1+√5)/2, not FUST derivations.

      φ⁻¹ + φ⁻² = 1: The fundamental partition identity

      Equivalent form: 1/φ + 1/φ² = 1

      √5 is between 2 and 2.5

      φ⁻² = 2 - φ

      Sum of geometric series: (1 - φ⁻¹)⁻¹ = φ²

      φ + φ⁻¹ = √5

      Part 6: Scale Power Properties (Mathematical) #

      theorem FUST.Cosmology.zpow_neg_pos (n : ) :
      0 < φ ^ (-n)

      φ^{-n} is positive for all n

      theorem FUST.Cosmology.zpow_neg_decreasing (n : ) :
      φ ^ (-(n + 1)) < φ ^ (-n)

      φ^{-(n+1)} < φ^{-n}: strict monotonic decrease

      Part 7: Scale Structure #

      Scale factor derived from inverse time evolution