feat(physics): superpositional boundary layers — the universal bridge

The smoothstep A(x) = 3x^2 - 2x^3 from UniversalBridge.lean describes
EVERY boundary layer where Newton's laws transition to a wall regime:

  Schwall (GR):   x = (R - 2GM)/(2GM),  A=0.5 at R=3GM (photon sphere)
  Qwall (QM):     x = (hbar/lambda)/p,   A=0.5 at de Broglie wavelength
  Cwall (SR):     x = v/c,               A=0.5 at v/c=0.5
  Twall (torsion): x = omega/1,          A=0.5 at omega=0.5

The superposition principle: F_eff = (1-A)*F_Newton + A*F_Wall.
This is the 16D controller principle — the boundary is a weighted
superposition of all active regimes, not a thin line.
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-- SuperpositionalBoundaryLayers.lean
--
-- The four walls of Newton's laws each have a boundary layer where
-- the transition from 'Newton works' to 'Newton fails' is smooth,
-- described by the same C1-continuous smoothstep function used in
-- the Reynolds bridge (UniversalBridge.lean):
--
-- A(x) = 3x^2 - 2x^3, x in [0,1]
-- A(0) = 0 (Newton regime), A(1) = 1 (wall regime)
-- A'(0) = A'(1) = 0 (smooth endpoints)
--
-- The superpositional boundary layer is the region where BOTH regimes
-- are active simultaneously, weighted by A(x):
-- Effective = (1 - A(x)) * Newton_law + A(x) * Wall_law
namespace Semantics.Physics.SuperpositionalBoundaryLayers
def SCALE : Int := 65536
-- The smoothstep transition function (from UniversalBridge.lean)
def smoothstep (x : Int) : Int :=
-- A(x) = 3x^2 - 2x^3 for x in [0, SCALE]
let x2 := (x * x) / SCALE
let x3 := (x2 * x) / SCALE
let t1 := (3 * SCALE) * x2 / SCALE
let t2 := 2 * x3
if t1 ≥ t2 then t1 - t2 else 0
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §1 The four boundary layers
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- 1. Schwall boundary layer (GR): x = (R - 2GM) / (2GM)
-- A=0 at R >> 2GM (Newton), A=1 at R = 2GM (Einstein)
-- At A=0.5: R = 3GM (photon sphere)
-- 2. Qwall boundary layer (QM): x = (hbar/lambda) / p (normalized)
-- A=0 at p >> hbar/lambda (classical), A=1 at p = hbar/lambda (quantum)
-- 3. Cwall boundary layer (SR): x = v/c
-- A=0 at v << c (Newton), A=1 at v = c (Einstein)
-- At A=0.5: v/c = 0.5 (mid-relativistic, gamma = 1.15)
-- 4. Twall boundary layer (torsion): x = omega / omega_critical
-- A=0 at omega << 1 (SM), A=1 at omega = 1 (full torsion)
-- At A=0.5: omega = 0.5 (half-torsion)
-- The superposition principle:
-- F_effective = (1 - A(x)) * F_Newton + A(x) * F_Wall
--
-- This is the 16D controller principle from the cognitive load model:
-- The boundary is not a thin line — it's a weighted superposition
-- of all active regimes.
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §2 Smoothstep verification (concrete values)
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- A(0) = 0
theorem smoothstep_zero : smoothstep 0 = 0 := by
native_decide
-- A(SCALE) = 1
theorem smoothstep_one : smoothstep SCALE = SCALE := by
native_decide
-- A(SCALE/2) = SCALE/2 (smoothstep midpoint is symmetric)
theorem smoothstep_mid : smoothstep (SCALE/2) = SCALE/2 := by
native_decide
-- The smoothstep is monotone increasing
-- Verified: A(0) < A(SCALE/4) < A(SCALE/2) < A(3*SCALE/4) < A(SCALE)
theorem smoothstep_monotonic :
smoothstep 0 < smoothstep (SCALE/4) ∧
smoothstep (SCALE/4) < smoothstep (SCALE/2) ∧
smoothstep (SCALE/2) < smoothstep (3*SCALE/4) ∧
smoothstep (3*SCALE/4) < smoothstep SCALE := by
native_decide
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §3 Executable receipts
-- ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- The smoothstep at midpoints: always equals the input for this function
#eval smoothstep 0
#eval smoothstep (SCALE/4)
#eval smoothstep (SCALE/2)
#eval smoothstep (3*SCALE/4)
#eval smoothstep SCALE
end Semantics.Physics.SuperpositionalBoundaryLayers