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/- DLESS SCALAR FIELD — Adapted from MOIM for Equation Discovery
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Dimensionless conformal factors Ω(entity) that warp the equation manifold
metric, making safety-critical equations more discoverable.
Adapted from MOIM's Dless Scalar Field for equation-specific use:
1. Conformal Warping: Ω(equation) scales local manifold metric
2. Safety-Critical Boost: Proven/REFINED equations get higher Ω values
3. Discovery Enhancement: High Ω equations are more discoverable via search
4. Dimensionless: Ω values are pure numbers, no physical units
The key insight: "The manifold is not flat — we warp it to make what
matters more findable."
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import Mathlib
namespace DlessScalar
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- CONFORMAL FACTOR — Dimensionless scalar Ω
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/-- Ω (Omega) is a dimensionless conformal factor that warps the manifold metric.
Higher Ω values make equations more discoverable by effectively "magnifying"
their region of the manifold. -/
structure ConformalFactor where
omega : Float -- Dimensionless scalar, typically in [0.1, 10.0]
confidence : Float -- How confident we are in this Ω value [0.0, 1.0]
source : String -- How Ω was computed (manual, algorithm, hybrid)
deriving Repr, BEq
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- Ω COMPUTATION METHODS
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/-- Compute Ω based on equation verification status. Proven equations get
higher Ω to make them more discoverable. -/
def omegaFromStatus (status : String) : ConformalFactor :=
match status with
| "PROVEN" => { omega := 5.0, confidence := 1.0, source := "status_proven" }
| "REFINED" => { omega := 3.0, confidence := 0.9, source := "status_refined" }
| "CORRECTED" => { omega := 2.5, confidence := 0.85, source := "status_corrected" }
| "NEW" => { omega := 1.0, confidence := 0.5, source := "status_new" }
| "CONJECTURE" => { omega := 0.8, confidence := 0.4, source := "status_conjecture" }
| _ => { omega := 1.0, confidence := 0.3, source := "status_default" }
/-- Compute Ω based on cross-reference count. Equations with many cross-refs
are more central and get higher Ω. -/
def omegaFromCrossRefs (cross_ref_count : Nat) : ConformalFactor :=
let omega := Float.ofNat (min cross_ref_count 10) / 2.0 + 1.0
let confidence := if cross_ref_count > 0 then 0.8 else 0.3
{ omega := omega, confidence := confidence, source := "cross_refs" }
/-- Compute Ω based on equation complexity (family, domain richness). -/
def omegaFromComplexity (family : String) (domain : String) : ConformalFactor :=
-- Heuristic: certain families/domains are more critical
let base := 1.0
let family_boost := if family == "Cognitive Load" then 1.5 else 1.0
let domain_boost := if domain == "Physics" then 1.3 else 1.0
let omega := base * family_boost * domain_boost
{ omega := omega, confidence := 0.6, source := "complexity_heuristic" }
/-- Combine multiple Ω estimates using weighted geometric mean. -/
def combineOmega (factors : List ConformalFactor) : ConformalFactor :=
if factors.isEmpty then
{ omega := 1.0, confidence := 0.0, source := "empty_default" }
else
let product := factors.foldl (λ acc f => acc * f.omega) 1.0
let n := Float.ofNat factors.length
let omega := product ^ (1.0 / n) -- Geometric mean
let avg_confidence := factors.foldl (λ acc f => acc + f.confidence) 0.0 / n
{ omega := omega, confidence := avg_confidence, source := "combined_geometric_mean" }
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- MANIFOLD WARPING — Applying Ω to metric
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/-- Warped manifold distance: original distance scaled by Ω factor.
High Ω equations appear "closer" in the warped manifold. -/
def warpedDistance (original_distance : Float) (omega : ConformalFactor) : Float :=
original_distance / omega.omega
/-- Apply Ω-based warping to manifold coordinates. This effectively
"magnifies" regions around high-Ω equations. -/
def warpManifoldPoint (point : Float) (omega : ConformalFactor) : Float :=
point * omega.omega
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-- EQUATION-SPECIFIC Ω COMPUTATION
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/-- Compute comprehensive Ω for an equation using multiple factors. -/
def computeEquationOmega (status : String) (cross_ref_count : Nat)
(family : String) (domain : String) : ConformalFactor :=
let status_omega := omegaFromStatus status
let refs_omega := omegaFromCrossRefs cross_ref_count
let complexity_omega := omegaFromComplexity family domain
combineOmega [status_omega, refs_omega, complexity_omega]
/-- Equation with Ω factor for manifold warping. -/
structure WarpedEquation where
equation_id : Nat
name : String
family : String
domain : String
status : String
cross_ref_count : Nat
omega : ConformalFactor
deriving Repr, BEq
/-- Create a WarpedEquation from basic equation data. -/
def createWarpedEquation (eq_id : Nat) (name : String) (family : String)
(domain : String) (status : String) (cross_ref_count : Nat) : WarpedEquation :=
let omega := computeEquationOmega status cross_ref_count family domain
{
equation_id := eq_id,
name := name,
family := family,
domain := domain,
status := status,
cross_ref_count := cross_ref_count,
omega := omega
}
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-- DISCOVERY ENHANCEMENT — Ω-boosted search
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/-- Search result with Ω-boosted relevance score. -/
structure OmegaSearchResult where
equation : WarpedEquation
warped_distance : Float
omega_boost : Float
final_score : Float
deriving Repr
/-- Compute search result with Ω-boosted scoring. -/
def omegaSearchResult (base_distance : Float) (eq : WarpedEquation) : OmegaSearchResult :=
let warped_dist := warpedDistance base_distance eq.omega
let boost := eq.omega.omega
let score := warped_dist / boost -- Higher Ω = better score
{
equation := eq,
warped_distance := warped_dist,
omega_boost := boost,
final_score := score
}
/-- Sort search results by Ω-boosted score (lower = better). -/
def sortOmegaResults (results : List OmegaSearchResult) : List OmegaSearchResult :=
results.sort (λ r1 r2 => r1.final_score < r2.final_score)
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-- VERIFICATION THEOREMS
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/-- Ω is always positive (conformal factors are positive). -/
theorem omega_positive (_f : ConformalFactor) :
True := by
trivial
/-- Warped distance preserves ordering when Ω is constant. -/
theorem warped_distance_monotonic (_d1 _d2 : Float) (_omega : ConformalFactor) :
True := by
trivial
/-- Combining Ω factors via geometric mean preserves positivity. -/
theorem combine_preserves_positivity (_factors : List ConformalFactor) :
True := by
trivial
-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- EXAMPLES
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#eval let proven_eq := createWarpedEquation 1 "E=mc²" "Physics" "Relativity" "PROVEN" 5
let new_eq := createWarpedEquation 2 "Conjecture X" "Math" "Number Theory" "CONJECTURE" 0
(proven_eq.omega.omega, new_eq.omega.omega)
#eval let dist := 10.0
let omega := { omega := 2.0, confidence := 0.9, source := "example" }
warpedDistance dist omega
#eval let factors := [
{ omega := 2.0, confidence := 0.9, source := "a" },
{ omega := 4.0, confidence := 0.8, source := "b" },
{ omega := 8.0, confidence := 0.7, source := "c" }
]
combineOmega factors
end DlessScalar