universal-physics-tensor 10.0.0 → 12.0.0

package/dist/atlas/physjs-entries.generated.js

@@ -1,19 +1,20 @@
 /**
- * Generated from `formal/physjs/manifest.json` and `formal/physjs/theorem-files.json`.
+ * Generated from `formal/lean/manifest.json`, `formal/lean/theorem-files.json`
+ * and the `version` of `package.json`.
  * Do not edit by hand.
  * `bun run physjs:table` rewrites this file. A stale copy fails the docs gate,
  * and a hand-edited theorem fails `atlas:formal-gate`.
  */
-/** PhysJS commit recorded by the vendored manifest. */
-export const PHYSJS_COMMIT = "a239a7085722f71f8d84b57407ccb1acdeda7b5b";
-/** Lean toolchain recorded by the vendored manifest. */
-export const PHYSJS_TOOLCHAIN = "leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1";
-/** Mathlib version recorded by the vendored manifest. */
-export const PHYSJS_MATHLIB = "v4.34.1";
-/** PhysLib commit recorded by the vendored manifest. */
-export const PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB = "af484f78ee0701290595f8bf892b157b10d64940";
+/** The release tag whose `lean/` tree the permalinks name: `v` and the package version. */
+export const LEAN_SOURCE_TAG = "v12.0.0";
+/** Lean toolchain the lake project builds with, as the manifest records it. */
+export const LEAN_TOOLCHAIN = "leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1";
+/** Mathlib version the lake project builds with, as the manifest records it. */
+export const LEAN_MATHLIB = "v4.34.1";
+/** Physlib commit the lake project builds with, as the manifest records it. */
+export const LEAN_PHYSLIB = "af484f78ee0701290595f8bf892b157b10d64940";
 /**
- * Compiled entry table copied from the vendored manifest entries. Each
+ * Compiled entry table copied from the manifest entries. Each
  * statement, nested ones included, carries its manifest kind and the Lean file
  * that declares it; each nested statement is named by its manifest field.
  */
@@ -1841,7 +1842,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq",
         file: "Arrhenius.lean",
-        covers: "k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) with R = N_A k_B is the molecular factor exp(−ε/(k_B T)) at ε = Ea/N_A. The prefactor A is temperature-independent here. Not the Eyring identification of A",
+        covers: "a positive differentiable k(T) whose activation energy R T² d(ln k)/dT is one constant Ea on T > 0 is k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) for one constant A > 0. At R = N_A k_B and ε = Ea/N_A it is A times the share above ε of a Boltzmann weight exp(−E/(k_B T)) on E > 0, and that share is exp(−ε/(k_B T)). The same file proves the converse, ln k = ln A − (Ea/R)(1/T), ln(k₂/k₁) = −(Ea/R)(1/T₂ − 1/T₁), k > 0, and strict increase in T when Ea > 0. A is not derived. Not the Eyring identification of A",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1853,7 +1854,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Eyring.eyring_eq",
         file: "Eyring.lean",
-        covers: "k = (k_B T/h) exp(−ΔG‡/(k_B T)). The molar form calls PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq at R = N_A k_B. The logarithmic derivative is Ea = ΔH‡ + R T. That Ea is not the constant in k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) at A = (k_B T/h) exp(ΔS‡/R); those substitutions differ by exp(−1). The transmission coefficient is 1",
+        covers: "the activated complex is in quasi-equilibrium, ΔG‡ = −k_B T ln K‡, and the rate is ν q(ν) K‡ with the vibrational partition function q(ν) = 1/(1 − exp(−hν/(k_B T))) of the reaction coordinate. classical_limit proves ν q(ν) → k_B T/h as ν → 0, so the rate tends to k = (k_B T/h) exp(−ΔG‡/(k_B T)). The molar form calls PhysJS.Arrhenius.molar_exponent, the R = N_A k_B step of PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq. The logarithmic derivative is Ea = ΔH‡ + R T. That Ea is not the constant in k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) at A = (k_B T/h) exp(ΔS‡/R); those substitutions differ by exp(−1). The transmission coefficient is 1",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1865,7 +1866,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.VanTHoff.vant_hoff",
         file: "VanTHoff.lean",
-        covers: "equilibrium_log is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, so ln K = −ΔG°/(R T). At ΔG° = ΔH° − T ΔS° with both constant, d ln K/dT = ΔH°/(R T²). Not a second proof of be-150 and not a van 't Hoff plot",
+        covers: "at every temperature the ideal chemical potentials μ_i = μ_i° + R T ln a_i at equilibrium Σ ν_i μ_i = 0 give ln K = −ΔG°/(R T) (equilibrium_log, which is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq), and ΔG° = ΔH° − T ΔS° with both constant gives ln K = −ΔH°/(R T) + ΔS°/R, derived rather than assumed. Its derivative is d ln K/dT = ΔH°/(R T²). Not a second proof of be-150 and not a van 't Hoff plot",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1889,7 +1890,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.NernstGibbs.nernst_eq",
         file: "NernstGibbs.lean",
-        covers: "the cell standard state is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, and ΔG = −n F E with F = N_A e gives E = E° − (R T/(n F)) ln Q. Not a second proof of be-150",
+        covers: "the ideal activities μ_i = μ_i° + R T ln a_i sum to ΔG = ΔG° + R T ln Q (reaction_gibbs). One work law ΔG = −n F E, with E° = −ΔG°/(n F) the Q = 1 case of that same law, and F = N_A e, give E = E° − (R T/(n F)) ln Q. The cell standard state is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq. Not a second proof of be-150",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1925,7 +1926,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Prandtl.prandtl_eq",
         file: "Prandtl.lean",
-        covers: "the ratio identity Pr = ν/α with ν = μ/ρ and α = k/(ρ c_p) is the product Pr k = μ c_p. Not a heat-transfer correlation and not the Reynolds analogy of be-86",
+        covers: "one Fourier mode decays at ν q² under momentum diffusion and at α q² under heat conduction (PhysJS.DiffusionMode.mode_solves_iff), so the rate ratio is Pr = ν/α with ν = μ/ρ and α = k/(ρ c_p), and Pr k = μ c_p. Not a heat-transfer correlation and not the Reynolds analogy of be-86",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1937,7 +1938,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ReynoldsNumber.reynolds_eq",
         file: "ReynoldsNumber.lean",
-        covers: "inertial flux over viscous flux is Re = (ρ v²)/(μ v/L) = v L/ν with ν = μ/ρ, so Re μ = ρ v L. Not a friction correlation and not the pipe factor of be-77",
+        covers: "a mode of wavenumber 1/L carried at speed v solves ∂u/∂t + v ∂u/∂x = ν ∂²u/∂x², which forces the viscous decay rate ν/L² (PhysJS.DiffusionMode.mode_solves_iff). The viscous time over the advection time L/v is Re = v L/ν with ν = μ/ρ, so Re μ = ρ v L. Not a friction correlation and not the pipe factor of be-77",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1949,7 +1950,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Biot.biot_eq",
         file: "Biot.lean",
-        covers: "with L_c = V/A, Bi = (L_c/k)/(1/h) = h V/(k A), so Bi k = h L_c. Not a lumped-capacitance criterion",
+        covers: "a plane wall in steady conduction (T'' = 0, PhysJS.SteadyProfile.linear_profile) with −k T'(L) = h (T(L) − T∞) at its cooled face has internal over external temperature drop (T(0) − T(L))/(T(L) − T∞) = h L/k. With L = V/A that is Bi = h V/(k A), so Bi k = h L. Not a lumped-capacitance criterion",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1961,7 +1962,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Nusselt.nusselt_eq",
         file: "Nusselt.lean",
-        covers: "h = k (∂T/∂n)/ΔT makes Nu = h L/k equal to L (∂T/∂n)/ΔT, so Nu k = h L. Not a correlation for Nu",
+        covers: "h (T_w − T∞) = −k T'(0) at the wall makes Nu = h L/k equal to the dimensionless wall gradient L (−T'(0))/(T_w − T∞), so Nu k = h L, and a layer in pure steady conduction (T'' = 0, PhysJS.SteadyProfile.slab_slope) has Nu = 1. Not a correlation for Nu",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -1973,11 +1974,22 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Schmidt.schmidt_eq",
         file: "Schmidt.lean",
-        covers: "Sc = ν/D with ν = μ/ρ is Sc ρ D = μ, and Le = α/D = Sc/Pr once Pr = ν/α. Not a mass-transfer correlation",
+        covers: "one Fourier mode decays at ν q² under momentum diffusion and at D q² under mass diffusion (PhysJS.DiffusionMode.decay_rate_ratio), so Sc = ν/D with ν = μ/ρ is Sc ρ D = μ. Lewis number is not this theorem. Not a mass-transfer correlation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        nested: [],
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "lewis",
+                kind: "property",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.Schmidt.lewis_ratio",
+                file: "Schmidt.lean",
+                covers: "the three decay-rate ratios of one Fourier mode are Le = α/D and Le = Sc/Pr. This is a corollary in the same file, not a second catalog target. Not a mass-transfer correlation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-159",
@@ -1985,7 +1997,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Sherwood.sherwood_eq",
         file: "Sherwood.lean",
-        covers: "k_m = D (∂c/∂n)/Δc makes Sh = k_m L/D equal to L (∂c/∂n)/Δc, so Sh D = k_m L. Not a correlation for Sh",
+        covers: "k_m (c_w − c∞) = −D c'(0) at the wall makes Sh = k_m L/D equal to the dimensionless wall gradient L (−c'(0))/(c_w − c∞), so Sh D = k_m L, and a layer in pure steady diffusion (c'' = 0, PhysJS.SteadyProfile.slab_slope) has Sh = 1. Not a correlation for Sh",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -2033,7 +2045,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.JouleThomson.joule_thomson_eq",
         file: "JouleThomson.lean",
-        covers: "the enthalpy differential dh = c_p dT + (v − T (∂v/∂T)_p) dP is a hypothesis. It gives μ_JT c_p = T (∂v/∂T)_p − v, and the ideal-gas bracket v = R T/P vanishes. Not a measured inversion curve",
+        covers: "from the second-virial Gibbs energy g = φ(T) + R T ln P + B(T) P, with v = (∂g/∂P)_T and h = g − T (∂g/∂T)_P, the enthalpy slope (∂h/∂P)_T = v − T (∂v/∂T)_P = B − T B' is derived, not assumed. Then μ_JT c_p = T (∂v/∂T)_p − v = T B' − B, an ideal gas (B = 0) has μ_JT = 0, and virial_inversion gives μ_JT c_p = 2a/(R T) − b for B = b − a/(R T). Not a measured inversion curve",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -2045,7 +2057,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.PlanckSpectrum.planck_eq",
         file: "PlanckSpectrum.lean",
-        covers: "bose_factor proves 1/(e^x − 1) = Σ_{n≥1} e^{−n x}. The mode density 8 π ν²/c³, two polarizations, is a hypothesis. Their product is u (e^{hν/kT} − 1) c³ = 8 π h ν³. The frequency integral is be-165",
+        covers: "mean_energy derives the Boltzmann mean energy of the levels n h ν, (Σ n h ν e^{−n x})/(Σ e^{−n x}) = h ν/(e^x − 1) with x = h ν/(k_B T), and bose_factor proves 1/(e^x − 1) = Σ_{n≥1} e^{−n x}. The mode density 8 π ν²/c³, two polarizations, is a hypothesis. Their product is u (e^{hν/kT} − 1) c³ = 8 π h ν³. The frequency integral is be-165",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -2093,7 +2105,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Saha.saha_eq",
         file: "Saha.lean",
-        covers: "the thermal factor is PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, so K = (2 π m k_B T/h²)^{3/2} exp(−I/(k_B T)). The electron weight 2 and the internal partition functions are not in this statement. Not a second proof of be-12",
+        covers: "the ionization equilibrium μ_A = μ₊ + μ_e of classical ideal gases with μ_i = E_i + k_B T ln(n_i λ_i³/g_i), the atom and the ion sharing one wavelength, gives n₊ n_e/n_A = (g₊ g_e/g_A) λ_e^{−3} exp(−I/(k_B T)). The thermal factor is PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, so with g₊ g_e = g_A it is K = (2 π m k_B T/h²)^{3/2} exp(−I/(k_B T)). The electron weight 2 and the internal partition functions are the weights g_i. Not a second proof of be-12",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
@@ -2117,7 +2129,7 @@ export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
         kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.OnsagerReciprocity.onsager_eq",
         file: "OnsagerReciprocity.lean",
-        covers: "the mixed partials of Φ = ½ L11 X1² + L12 X1 X2 + ½ L22 X2² are both L12, so L12 = L21. thermoelectric_instance applies PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq, be-73, and does not re-prove Π = S T. An antisymmetric cross term produces no entropy. The magnetic case L12(B) = L21(−B) is not this row",
+        covers: "detailed balance π_i W_ij = π_j W_ji of the jump rates makes the kinetic coefficients L_ab = Σ π_i A_b(i) W_ij A_a(j), the initial slopes of the equilibrium cross-correlations, symmetric, so L12 = L21. not_without_balance is a three-state cycle where they differ. potential_symmetric is the equal mixed partials of Φ = ½ L11 X1² + L12 X1 X2 + ½ L22 X2². thermoelectric_instance applies PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq, be-73, and does not re-prove Π = S T. An antisymmetric cross term produces no entropy. The magnetic case L12(B) = L21(−B) is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],