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package/dist/bridges/be59-ac-josephson-confrontation.d.ts

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+/**
+ * BE-59 × Josephson voltage standard — confront the UNIVERSALITY, not the
+ * (post-2019 definitional) K_J.
+ *
+ * K_J = 2e/h is exact by the SI, so confronting its value is circular. The
+ * empirical content is that the Josephson frequency-to-voltage relation is
+ * UNIVERSAL — independent of junction material, geometry, and temperature. This
+ * universality is what lets Josephson arrays realise the volt reproducibly:
+ * international comparisons of independently-built Josephson standards agree to
+ * parts in 10⁹ or better. Consistency confrontation: the junction-to-junction
+ * ratio is 1 to within ~1×10⁻⁹. (Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05: GREEN/GREEN.)
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be59-ac-josephson-confrontation
+ */
+import type { ObservationProvenance } from './observations/types.js';
+/** A Josephson-volt universality (junction-independence) observation. @public */
+export interface JosephsonUniversalityObservation {
+    /** Measured V(junction A)/V(junction B) ratio at the same drive, ≈ 1. */
+    readonly observed_ratio: number;
+    /** Relative agreement bound (the universality reproducibility). */
+    readonly relative_uncertainty: number;
+    readonly provenance: ObservationProvenance;
+}
+/**
+ * Josephson-voltage-standard universality: independently-realised Josephson
+ * standards (different junction materials/arrays) agree at the parts-in-10⁹
+ * level — a non-circular test of the 2e/h relation's material-independence.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare const JOSEPHSON_UNIVERSALITY_BIPM: JosephsonUniversalityObservation;
+/** Result of confronting BE-59 with a universality observation. @public */
+export interface BE59ConfrontationResult {
+    readonly predicted_ratio: number;
+    readonly observed_ratio: number;
+    readonly relative_uncertainty: number;
+    readonly consistent: boolean;
+    readonly observation: JosephsonUniversalityObservation;
+}
+/**
+ * Confront BE-59's Josephson relation with a junction-universality test.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function confrontBE59(obs?: JosephsonUniversalityObservation): BE59ConfrontationResult;
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package/dist/bridges/be59-ac-josephson-confrontation.js

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+/**
+ * Josephson-voltage-standard universality: independently-realised Josephson
+ * standards (different junction materials/arrays) agree at the parts-in-10⁹
+ * level — a non-circular test of the 2e/h relation's material-independence.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export const JOSEPHSON_UNIVERSALITY_BIPM = {
+    observed_ratio: 1,
+    relative_uncertainty: 1e-9,
+    provenance: {
+        citation: 'Kautz 1996, Rep. Prog. Phys. 59:935 ("Noise, chaos, and the Josephson voltage standard"); BIPM international comparisons of Josephson voltage standards',
+        year: 1996,
+        retrieved: '2026-07-05',
+        note: 'Josephson-volt UNIVERSALITY: independently-built Josephson standards (different junction materials/geometries) agree to parts in 10^9 or better — a non-circular test of f=2eV/h (post-2019 SI makes K_J=2e/h exact by definition; the material-independence is the empirical content). Conservative 1e-9 bound; the best comparisons reach ~1e-10 to 1e-11.',
+    },
+};
+/**
+ * Confront BE-59's Josephson relation with a junction-universality test.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function confrontBE59(obs = JOSEPHSON_UNIVERSALITY_BIPM) {
+    return {
+        predicted_ratio: 1,
+        observed_ratio: obs.observed_ratio,
+        relative_uncertainty: obs.relative_uncertainty,
+        consistent: Math.abs(obs.observed_ratio - 1) <= obs.relative_uncertainty,
+        observation: obs,
+    };
+}
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package/dist/bridges/be59-ac-josephson.d.ts

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+/** Josephson constant K_J = 2e/h (Hz/V) — exact in the post-2019 SI. @public */
+export declare const JOSEPHSON_CONSTANT_SI: number;
+/** @public */
+export interface ACJosephsonInputs {
+    /** DC bias voltage across the junction (volts). */
+    readonly V_volts: number;
+}
+/** @public */
+export interface ACJosephsonResult {
+    readonly V_volts: number;
+    /** Emitted (Shapiro-step) frequency f = K_J·V (Hz). */
+    readonly f_Hz: number;
+    /** The Josephson constant K_J = 2e/h (Hz/V). */
+    readonly K_J_Hz_per_V: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Evaluate the AC Josephson frequency f = 2eV/h for a bias voltage.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function evaluateACJosephson({ V_volts }: ACJosephsonInputs): ACJosephsonResult;
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package/dist/bridges/be59-ac-josephson.js

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+/**
+ * BE-59 — AC Josephson effect: f = 2eV/h (K_J = 2e/h, the Josephson constant).
+ *
+ * A Josephson junction biased at DC voltage V emits radiation at frequency
+ * f = K_J·V, with K_J = 2e/h — the second quantum electrical standard (the volt),
+ * completing the metrology triangle with BE-55 (R_K = h/e², the ohm) and BE-58
+ * (k_B via Johnson noise). The factor 2e is the Cooper-pair charge: the effect is
+ * a macroscopic quantum coherence of a BOSONIC condensate of Cooper pairs.
+ *
+ * Post-2019 SI fixes K_J = 483597.8484... GHz/V EXACTLY, so the empirical content
+ * is the UNIVERSALITY (junction/material-independence), not the value — confronted
+ * accordingly in be59-ac-josephson-confrontation.ts. Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05:
+ * GREEN/GREEN.
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be59-ac-josephson
+ */
+import { H_SI, E_SI } from '../core/constants.js';
+/** Josephson constant K_J = 2e/h (Hz/V) — exact in the post-2019 SI. @public */
+export const JOSEPHSON_CONSTANT_SI = (2 * E_SI) / H_SI;
+/**
+ * Evaluate the AC Josephson frequency f = 2eV/h for a bias voltage.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function evaluateACJosephson({ V_volts }) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(V_volts)) {
+        throw new Error('evaluateACJosephson: V_volts must be a finite number');
+    }
+    return {
+        V_volts,
+        f_Hz: JOSEPHSON_CONSTANT_SI * V_volts,
+        K_J_Hz_per_V: JOSEPHSON_CONSTANT_SI,
+    };
+}
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package/dist/bridges/be60-fractional-qh-confrontation.d.ts

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+/**
+ * BE-60 × fractional QH — confront the FRACTION (topological order), not R_K.
+ *
+ * The empirical content of the Laughlin ν=1/3 state is that a Hall plateau
+ * appears at exactly σ_xy = (1/3)e²/h — i.e. R_xy = 3·R_K — a value with no
+ * single-particle explanation, fixed by the emergent topological order of the
+ * correlated electron liquid. Post-2019 SI makes R_K definitional, so the
+ * empirical target is the FRACTION 1/3 and the flatness/value of its plateau,
+ * confirmed to the ~10⁻⁵ level in high-mobility samples. Consistency
+ * confrontation: R_xy(plateau)/(3·R_K) = 1 within ~1×10⁻⁵. (Adam/Eve vet
+ * 2026-07-05: GREEN/GREEN; topology chern-fractional, statistics anyonic.)
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be60-fractional-qh-confrontation
+ */
+import type { ObservationProvenance } from './observations/types.js';
+/** A fractional-QH plateau observation (ratio to the ideal 3·R_K). @public */
+export interface FractionalQHObservation {
+    /** Measured R_xy(ν=1/3 plateau) / (3·R_K), ≈ 1. */
+    readonly observed_ratio: number;
+    /** Relative agreement (plateau quantization precision). */
+    readonly relative_uncertainty: number;
+    readonly provenance: ObservationProvenance;
+}
+/**
+ * The ν=1/3 fractional plateau sits at R_xy = 3·R_K; high-mobility measurements
+ * confirm the fractional quantization to the ~10⁻⁵ level.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare const FQH_PLATEAU_TSUI_1982: FractionalQHObservation;
+/** Result of confronting BE-60 with a fractional-plateau observation. @public */
+export interface BE60ConfrontationResult {
+    readonly predicted_ratio: number;
+    readonly observed_ratio: number;
+    readonly relative_uncertainty: number;
+    readonly consistent: boolean;
+    readonly observation: FractionalQHObservation;
+}
+/**
+ * Confront BE-60's fractional quantization with a plateau observation.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function confrontBE60(obs?: FractionalQHObservation): BE60ConfrontationResult;
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package/dist/bridges/be60-fractional-qh-confrontation.js

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+/**
+ * The ν=1/3 fractional plateau sits at R_xy = 3·R_K; high-mobility measurements
+ * confirm the fractional quantization to the ~10⁻⁵ level.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export const FQH_PLATEAU_TSUI_1982 = {
+    observed_ratio: 1,
+    relative_uncertainty: 1e-5,
+    provenance: {
+        citation: 'Tsui, Störmer & Gossard 1982, Phys. Rev. Lett. 48:1559 (discovery of the ν=1/3 plateau); fractional charge e/3 confirmed by de-Picciotto et al. 1997, Nature 389:162',
+        year: 1982,
+        retrieved: '2026-07-05',
+        note: 'The ν=1/3 fractional plateau appears at R_xy = 3·R_K — the empirical content is the FRACTION (topological order), not R_K (post-2019 definitional). High-mobility samples confirm the fractional quantization to ~1e-5; conservative bound (integer QHE reaches 1e-10, FQH is less precise due to sample quality). Non-circular: no single-particle theory predicts the 1/3.',
+    },
+};
+/**
+ * Confront BE-60's fractional quantization with a plateau observation.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function confrontBE60(obs = FQH_PLATEAU_TSUI_1982) {
+    return {
+        predicted_ratio: 1,
+        observed_ratio: obs.observed_ratio,
+        relative_uncertainty: obs.relative_uncertainty,
+        consistent: Math.abs(obs.observed_ratio - 1) <= obs.relative_uncertainty,
+        observation: obs,
+    };
+}
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package/dist/bridges/be60-fractional-qh.d.ts

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+/** @public */
+export interface FractionalQHInputs {
+    /** Filling fraction ν = p/q (e.g. 1/3). */
+    readonly nu: number;
+}
+/** @public */
+export interface FractionalQHResult {
+    readonly nu: number;
+    /** Fractional Hall conductance σ_xy = ν·e²/h (siemens). */
+    readonly sigma_xy_S: number;
+    /** Fractional Hall resistance R_xy = R_K/ν = (q/p)·h/e² (ohms). */
+    readonly R_xy_ohm: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Evaluate the fractional-QH Hall conductance/resistance at filling ν.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function evaluateFractionalQH({ nu }: FractionalQHInputs): FractionalQHResult;
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package/dist/bridges/be60-fractional-qh.js

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+/**
+ * BE-60 — Fractional Quantum Hall effect (Laughlin): σ_xy = ν·e²/h at fractional
+ * filling ν = p/q (q odd), e.g. the principal Laughlin state ν = 1/3.
+ *
+ * Unlike the integer QHE (BE-55, a single-particle topological effect), the
+ * fractional plateaux are emergent TOPOLOGICAL ORDER of a strongly-correlated
+ * electron liquid: the quasiparticle excitations carry FRACTIONAL charge e/3 and
+ * obey ANYONIC exchange statistics. Tsui, Störmer & Gossard 1982 (Nobel 1998).
+ *
+ * The empirical content is the FRACTION (why exactly 1/3?), not R_K = h/e² (which
+ * is post-2019-definitional); confronted accordingly. Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05:
+ * GREEN/GREEN (topology chern-fractional, statistics anyonic).
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be60-fractional-qh
+ */
+import { H_SI, E_SI } from '../core/constants.js';
+import { VON_KLITZING_SI } from './be55-quantum-hall.js';
+/**
+ * Evaluate the fractional-QH Hall conductance/resistance at filling ν.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function evaluateFractionalQH({ nu }) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(nu) || nu <= 0) {
+        throw new Error('evaluateFractionalQH: nu must be a positive filling fraction (e.g. 1/3)');
+    }
+    return {
+        nu,
+        sigma_xy_S: (nu * E_SI * E_SI) / H_SI,
+        R_xy_ohm: VON_KLITZING_SI / nu,
+    };
+}
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package/dist/bridges/be61-wiedemann-franz-confrontation.d.ts

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+import type { ObservationProvenance } from './observations/types.js';
+/** A measured-Lorenz-number observation (W·Ω·K⁻²). @public */
+export interface LorenzNumberObservation {
+    /** Measured Lorenz number in the degenerate limit (W·Ω·K⁻²). */
+    readonly L_measured: number;
+    /** Fractional agreement bound covering the material spread. */
+    readonly agreement: number;
+    readonly provenance: ObservationProvenance;
+}
+/**
+ * Degenerate-limit Lorenz number: pure metals at low T recover L₀ (high-RRR
+ * silver, Kumar et al. 2023); the ~10% bound covers the room-temperature spread.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare const LORENZ_SILVER_2023: LorenzNumberObservation;
+/** Result of confronting BE-61 with a Lorenz-number measurement. @public */
+export interface BE61ConfrontationResult {
+    /** The Sommerfeld Lorenz number L₀ (W·Ω·K⁻²). */
+    readonly predicted_L0: number;
+    /** The measured Lorenz number (W·Ω·K⁻²). */
+    readonly observed_L: number;
+    /** Fractional agreement bound. */
+    readonly agreement: number;
+    /** |observed − L₀|/L₀ within the agreement bound. */
+    readonly consistent: boolean;
+    readonly observation: LorenzNumberObservation;
+}
+/**
+ * Confront BE-61's Lorenz number with a degenerate-limit measurement.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function confrontBE61(obs?: LorenzNumberObservation): BE61ConfrontationResult;
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+/**
+ * BE-61 × Wiedemann-Franz — confront the Lorenz number against metals.
+ *
+ * L₀ = (π²/3)(k_B/e)² ≈ 2.443×10⁻⁸ W·Ω·K⁻² is the DEGENERATE / elastic-scattering
+ * limit. In that limit — pure metals at low temperature — the measured Lorenz
+ * number recovers L₀ (e.g. high-RRR silver, Kumar et al. 2023). Consistency
+ * confrontation: L(measured)/L₀ = 1 within ~10%, the bound covering the real
+ * material spread.
+ *
+ * HONEST CAVEAT (Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05, Eve YELLOW): real metals deviate — Cu at
+ * 0 °C is ~2.23×10⁻⁸ (~9% below L₀), and inelastic small-angle scattering
+ * suppresses L at intermediate temperatures. This is a degenerate-limit
+ * consistency check, not a tight test.
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be61-wiedemann-franz-confrontation
+ */
+import { LORENZ_NUMBER_SI } from './be61-wiedemann-franz.js';
+/**
+ * Degenerate-limit Lorenz number: pure metals at low T recover L₀ (high-RRR
+ * silver, Kumar et al. 2023); the ~10% bound covers the room-temperature spread.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export const LORENZ_SILVER_2023 = {
+    L_measured: LORENZ_NUMBER_SI, // degenerate limit recovers L₀
+    agreement: 0.1,
+    provenance: {
+        citation: 'Kumar, Auton et al. 2023, arXiv:2308.12349 / J. Low Temp. Phys. (Wiedemann-Franz verification in silver, RRR 200-400, recovers the fundamental L₀); Kittel, Introduction to Solid State Physics (Cu L≈2.23e-8 at 0°C)',
+        year: 2023,
+        retrieved: '2026-07-05',
+        note: 'DEGENERATE-LIMIT consistency: pure Ag at low T recovers L₀=(π²/3)(k_B/e)². Real metals deviate — Cu@0°C ~2.23e-8 (~9% low), inelastic small-angle scattering suppresses L at intermediate T. The ~10% bound covers the material spread; not a tight test (Eve YELLOW).',
+    },
+};
+/**
+ * Confront BE-61's Lorenz number with a degenerate-limit measurement.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function confrontBE61(obs = LORENZ_SILVER_2023) {
+    const predicted_L0 = LORENZ_NUMBER_SI;
+    return {
+        predicted_L0,
+        observed_L: obs.L_measured,
+        agreement: obs.agreement,
+        consistent: Math.abs(obs.L_measured - predicted_L0) / predicted_L0 <= obs.agreement,
+        observation: obs,
+    };
+}
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+/** Sommerfeld Lorenz number L₀ = (π²/3)(k_B/e)² (W·Ω·K⁻²). @public */
+export declare const LORENZ_NUMBER_SI: number;
+/** @public */
+export interface WiedemannFranzInputs {
+    /** Electrical conductivity σ (S/m). */
+    readonly sigma_S_per_m: number;
+    /** Temperature T (K). */
+    readonly T_K: number;
+}
+/** @public */
+export interface WiedemannFranzResult {
+    readonly sigma_S_per_m: number;
+    readonly T_K: number;
+    /** Thermal conductivity κ = L₀·σ·T (W/(m·K)). */
+    readonly kappa_W_per_mK: number;
+    /** The Lorenz number L₀ (W·Ω·K⁻²). */
+    readonly L0_W_ohm_per_K2: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Evaluate the Wiedemann-Franz thermal conductivity κ = L₀·σ·T.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function evaluateWiedemannFranz({ sigma_S_per_m, T_K, }: WiedemannFranzInputs): WiedemannFranzResult;
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+/**
+ * BE-61 — Wiedemann-Franz law: κ/(σT) = L₀ = (π²/3)(k_B/e)², the Sommerfeld
+ * Lorenz number, ≈ 2.44×10⁻⁸ W·Ω·K⁻².
+ *
+ * In a degenerate electron gas the same carriers near the Fermi surface carry
+ * both charge and heat, so the ratio of thermal to electrical conductivity is a
+ * universal constant times T — a signature of Fermi-liquid transport.
+ *
+ * HONEST CONFRONTATION CAVEAT (Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05, Eve YELLOW): L₀ is the
+ * DEGENERATE / elastic-scattering limit. Real metals deviate — Cu at 0 °C is
+ * ~2.23×10⁻⁸ (~9% low), and inelastic (small-angle) scattering suppresses L at
+ * intermediate T; pure metals at low T (e.g. Ag) recover L₀. The confrontation is
+ * a degenerate-limit consistency check, not a tight test. The statistics axis tag
+ * was STRIPPED (contested: a transport ratio whose fermionic origin Eve did not
+ * endorse as a clean tag).
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be61-wiedemann-franz
+ */
+import { K_B_SI, E_SI } from '../core/constants.js';
+/** Sommerfeld Lorenz number L₀ = (π²/3)(k_B/e)² (W·Ω·K⁻²). @public */
+export const LORENZ_NUMBER_SI = (Math.PI ** 2 / 3) * (K_B_SI / E_SI) ** 2;
+/**
+ * Evaluate the Wiedemann-Franz thermal conductivity κ = L₀·σ·T.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function evaluateWiedemannFranz({ sigma_S_per_m, T_K, }) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(sigma_S_per_m) || sigma_S_per_m < 0) {
+        throw new Error('evaluateWiedemannFranz: sigma_S_per_m must be finite and non-negative');
+    }
+    if (!Number.isFinite(T_K) || T_K < 0) {
+        throw new Error('evaluateWiedemannFranz: T_K must be finite and non-negative');
+    }
+    return {
+        sigma_S_per_m,
+        T_K,
+        kappa_W_per_mK: LORENZ_NUMBER_SI * sigma_S_per_m * T_K,
+        L0_W_ohm_per_K2: LORENZ_NUMBER_SI,
+    };
+}
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+import type { ObservationProvenance } from './observations/types.js';
+/** A measured BCS gap-ratio observation (2Δ/k_B T_c). @public */
+export interface BCSRatioObservation {
+    /** Representative measured 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) for the weak-coupling class. */
+    readonly ratio_measured: number;
+    /** Fractional agreement bound for the weak-coupling class. */
+    readonly agreement: number;
+    readonly provenance: ObservationProvenance;
+}
+/**
+ * Weak-coupling elemental superconductors (Sn ≈ 3.5) cluster near the BCS 3.528;
+ * strong-coupling (Pb ≈ 4.3) deviates upward.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare const BCS_RATIO_TIN: BCSRatioObservation;
+/** Result of confronting BE-62 with a gap-ratio measurement. @public */
+export interface BE62ConfrontationResult {
+    /** The weak-coupling BCS ratio 2π/e^γ ≈ 3.528. */
+    readonly predicted_ratio: number;
+    /** The measured ratio. */
+    readonly observed_ratio: number;
+    /** Fractional agreement bound. */
+    readonly agreement: number;
+    /** |observed − 3.528|/3.528 within the agreement bound. */
+    readonly consistent: boolean;
+    readonly observation: BCSRatioObservation;
+}
+/**
+ * Confront BE-62's BCS gap ratio with a weak-coupling measurement.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function confrontBE62(obs?: BCSRatioObservation): BE62ConfrontationResult;
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+/**
+ * BE-62 × BCS gap ratio — confront 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) = 3.528 against superconductors.
+ *
+ * The weak-coupling BCS prediction 2π/e^γ ≈ 3.528 is matched by weak-coupling
+ * elemental superconductors (Sn ≈ 3.5, Al ≈ 3.4). Consistency confrontation: the
+ * weak-coupling class clusters near 3.528 within ~5%.
+ *
+ * HONEST CAVEAT (Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05, Eve YELLOW): 3.528 is the WEAK-COUPLING
+ * limit. Real conventional superconductors range from a little below 3.5 (Al) to
+ * ~4.3 (strong-coupling Pb) and higher — Eliashberg strong-coupling corrections
+ * raise the ratio. This is a material-class consistency check, not a tight test.
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be62-bcs-gap-confrontation
+ */
+import { BCS_GAP_RATIO } from './be62-bcs-gap.js';
+/**
+ * Weak-coupling elemental superconductors (Sn ≈ 3.5) cluster near the BCS 3.528;
+ * strong-coupling (Pb ≈ 4.3) deviates upward.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export const BCS_RATIO_TIN = {
+    ratio_measured: 3.5, // Sn, weak-coupling
+    agreement: 0.05,
+    provenance: {
+        citation: 'Tinkham 1996, Introduction to Superconductivity 2nd ed. §3.4 (weak-coupling 2Δ/k_BT_c=3.528); Carbotte 1990, Rev. Mod. Phys. 62:1027 (Al ~3.4, Sn ~3.5, strong-coupling Pb ~4.3)',
+        year: 1996,
+        retrieved: '2026-07-05',
+        note: 'WEAK-COUPLING consistency: Sn ~3.5, Al ~3.4 cluster near the BCS 3.528. MATERIAL-SPREAD caveat — the ratio ranges from below 3.5 (Al) to ~4.3 (strong-coupling Pb) and higher; Eliashberg strong-coupling corrections raise it. Not a tight test (Eve YELLOW).',
+    },
+};
+/**
+ * Confront BE-62's BCS gap ratio with a weak-coupling measurement.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function confrontBE62(obs = BCS_RATIO_TIN) {
+    return {
+        predicted_ratio: BCS_GAP_RATIO,
+        observed_ratio: obs.ratio_measured,
+        agreement: obs.agreement,
+        consistent: Math.abs(obs.ratio_measured - BCS_GAP_RATIO) / BCS_GAP_RATIO <= obs.agreement,
+        observation: obs,
+    };
+}
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+/** Weak-coupling BCS gap ratio 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) = 2π/e^γ ≈ 3.528. @public */
+export declare const BCS_GAP_RATIO: number;
+/** @public */
+export interface BCSGapInputs {
+    /** Superconducting critical temperature T_c (K). */
+    readonly T_c_K: number;
+}
+/** @public */
+export interface BCSGapResult {
+    readonly T_c_K: number;
+    /** T=0 gap Δ(0) = (BCS_GAP_RATIO/2)·k_B·T_c (joules). */
+    readonly gap_0_J: number;
+    /** The universal weak-coupling ratio 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) ≈ 3.528. */
+    readonly ratio_2gap_over_kTc: number;
+}
+/**
+ * Evaluate the weak-coupling BCS gap Δ(0) for a critical temperature.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export declare function evaluateBCSGap({ T_c_K }: BCSGapInputs): BCSGapResult;
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+/**
+ * BE-62 — BCS gap ratio: 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) = 2π/e^γ ≈ 3.528 (weak-coupling BCS),
+ * i.e. Δ(0) = 1.764 k_B T_c.
+ *
+ * The universal weak-coupling relation between the T=0 superconducting gap and
+ * the critical temperature — a parameter-free prediction of BCS theory.
+ *
+ * HONEST CONFRONTATION CAVEAT (Adam/Eve vet 2026-07-05, Eve YELLOW): 3.528 is the
+ * WEAK-COUPLING limit. Real conventional superconductors range from a little below
+ * 3.5 (Al) to ~5 (strong-coupling Pb) — the ratio is a consistency check across a
+ * material class, not a tight test. The statistics axis tag was STRIPPED: the
+ * broken-symmetry state is a BOSONIC Cooper condensate whose gap is the FERMIONIC
+ * quasiparticle excitation energy — genuinely ambiguous (Adam fermionic, Eve
+ * ambiguous), so no tag per the attribute-audit discipline.
+ *
+ * @module bridges/be62-bcs-gap
+ */
+import { K_B_SI } from '../core/constants.js';
+/** Euler-Mascheroni constant γ. */
+const EULER_GAMMA = 0.5772156649015329;
+/** Weak-coupling BCS gap ratio 2Δ(0)/(k_B T_c) = 2π/e^γ ≈ 3.528. @public */
+export const BCS_GAP_RATIO = (2 * Math.PI) / Math.exp(EULER_GAMMA);
+/**
+ * Evaluate the weak-coupling BCS gap Δ(0) for a critical temperature.
+ *
+ * @public
+ */
+export function evaluateBCSGap({ T_c_K }) {
+    if (!Number.isFinite(T_c_K) || T_c_K < 0) {
+        throw new Error('evaluateBCSGap: T_c_K must be finite and non-negative');
+    }
+    return {
+        T_c_K,
+        gap_0_J: (BCS_GAP_RATIO / 2) * K_B_SI * T_c_K,
+        ratio_2gap_over_kTc: BCS_GAP_RATIO,
+    };
+}
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