universal-physics-tensor 5.0.0 → 6.1.0

package/dist/atlas/physjs-ref.js

@@ -2,12 +2,15 @@
  * Reviewed `formalRef`s keyed by the vendored PhysJS bridge manifest.
  *
  * The manifest file is `formal/physjs/manifest.json` (PhysJS `manifest/bridges.json`
- * at the commit below). This module is the copy the library ships: `src/` cannot
- * import a file outside its root. `tests/atlas/physjs-manifest.test.ts` fails when
- * the file and this copy disagree on the commit, a theorem, a key, or the
- * coverage phrase.
+ * at the commit that file records). `src/` cannot import a file outside its root,
+ * so `physjs-entries.generated.ts` is the table this module reads.
+ * `bun run physjs:table` writes that file from the manifest and writes nothing else.
+ * `tests/atlas/physjs-manifest.test.ts` fails when the file and that table disagree
+ * on the commit, a theorem, a key, or the coverage phrase.
  *
- * The commit is PhysJS `main` `03e8bb77c952f720bdd2730af2afc6a7f2d36243`.
+ * The commit is `PHYSJS_COMMIT`, copied from the manifest. The sentence that
+ * the pin is PhysJS `main` `03e8bb77c952f720bdd2730af2afc6a7f2d36243` is the
+ * record from before the table was generated.
  * PhysJS #63 stores each Lean file at `lean/<File>.lean`. The sentence that
  * the pin is `92f87257a1e3086a48cdc19fe4361cc1c5909d49` is the record from
  * before PhysJS #65. The sentence that the pin is
@@ -29,25 +32,31 @@
  * `inversion`, `vacuum`, `corollary`, `friedmann`, `lengthMonomial`,
  * `torsionMonomial`, `coefficientNotFixed`, `unitCoefficient`, `scalingShape`,
  * `everyPower`, `perpendicularQuartic`, `tolmanRatio`) is recorded and is not
- * a `formalRef`.
+ * a `formalRef`. The sentence that those fourteen names are the whole nested
+ * set is the record from before BE-103 through BE-125. That ingestion adds
+ * `warmSound`, `cutoffL`, `whistlerLimit`, `equalTemperature`, `bohmGross`,
+ * `referenceResistivity`, `lundquist`, and `bohmFlux`. PhysJS #66 adds
+ * be-103 through be-125. The sentence that the pin is
+ * `03e8bb77c952f720bdd2730af2afc6a7f2d36243` and that the table stops at
+ * be-102 is the record from before that pin. PhysJS #67 adds be-126 through
+ * be-133. The sentence that the pin is
+ * `d519c2c6504e7fbbd2cf6932f9e52981ce595a0f` and that the table stops at
+ * be-125 is the record from before that pin.
  *
  * @module atlas/physjs-ref
  */
-/** PhysJS commit the vendored manifest records. @internal */
-export const PHYSJS_COMMIT = '03e8bb77c952f720bdd2730af2afc6a7f2d36243';
-/** Lean toolchain the vendored manifest records. */
-const PHYSJS_TOOLCHAIN = 'leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1';
-/** Mathlib pin the vendored manifest records. */
-const PHYSJS_MATHLIB = 'v4.34.1';
-/** Physlib pin the vendored manifest records. */
-const PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB = 'af484f78ee0701290595f8bf892b157b10d64940';
+import { PHYSJS_COMMIT, PHYSJS_MATHLIB, PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB, PHYSJS_TOOLCHAIN, PHYSJS_ENTRIES as GENERATED_PHYSJS_ENTRIES, } from './physjs-entries.generated.js';
+/**
+ * PhysJS commit the vendored manifest records.
+ *
+ * @internal
+ */
+export { PHYSJS_COMMIT } from './physjs-entries.generated.js';
 /**
  * Every reviewed PhysJS reference covers its statement only. A lemma about
  * `bound.delta` does not certify the regime, the horizon, or the side conditions.
  */
 const PHYSJS_COVERAGE = 'covers its statement only';
-/** Axioms `#print axioms` reported for every entry at the pinned commit. */
-const PHYSJS_AXIOMS = ['propext', 'Classical.choice', 'Quot.sound'];
 /** Nested objects the manifest schema records. A new name is a problem. */
 const NESTED_FIELDS = [
     'planeWave',
@@ -64,6 +73,14 @@ const NESTED_FIELDS = [
     'everyPower',
     'perpendicularQuartic',
     'tolmanRatio',
+    'warmSound',
+    'cutoffL',
+    'whistlerLimit',
+    'equalTemperature',
+    'bohmGross',
+    'referenceResistivity',
+    'lundquist',
+    'bohmFlux',
 ];
 const ENTRY_FIELDS = new Set([
     'key',
@@ -83,873 +100,7 @@ const COUNTED_KIND = /^(reduction|limit|derivation-step): /;
  * this word. They occupy a catalog `formalRef` and are not the counted kind.
  */
 const LABELED_KIND = /^(property|cross-check): /;
-const RANK1_COVERS = 'bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation';
-const PLANE_WAVE_COVERS = 'a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation';
-/**
- * Rank 1a, nested on a rank-1 entry. A plane wave solves the PDE if and only
- * if its frequency obeys the dispersion relation. It is not the entry's
- * `formalRef`: that decision is the owner's.
- */
-function planeWave(namespace) {
-    return {
-        theorem: `PhysJS.${namespace}.planeWave_iff_dispersion`,
-        covers: PLANE_WAVE_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    };
-}
-/**
- * The fifty-four entries, in manifest order. A bridge obtains its reference by key
- * through {@link physjsFormalRef}; it does not name a theorem of its own.
- * A nested object is recorded and is not that reference.
- */
-const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
-    {
-        key: 'ab-kg-schrodinger',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-kg-schrodinger',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.KgSchrodinger.covers_bound_delta',
-        covers: RANK1_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        planeWave: planeWave('KgSchrodinger'),
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-klein-gordon-wave',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-klein-gordon-wave',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.KleinGordonWave.covers_bound_delta',
-        covers: RANK1_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        planeWave: planeWave('KleinGordonWave'),
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-stiff-string',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-stiff-string',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.StiffString.covers_bound_delta',
-        covers: RANK1_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        planeWave: planeWave('StiffString'),
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-telegraph-diffusion',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-telegraph-diffusion',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.TelegraphDiffusion.covers_bound_delta',
-        covers: RANK1_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        planeWave: planeWave('TelegraphDiffusion'),
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-telegraph-wave',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-telegraph-wave',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.TelegraphWave.covers_bound_delta',
-        covers: RANK1_COVERS,
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        planeWave: planeWave('TelegraphWave'),
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-pendulum-linear',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-pendulum-linear',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Pendulum.linearizedEquationOfMotion_iff',
-        covers: 'the transformation, not bound.delta',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        imports: 'ClassicalMechanics.SimplePendulum.linearizedEquationOfMotion_iff',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-kg-oscillator',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-kg-oscillator',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.KgOscillator.uniform_solves_equationOfMotion',
-        covers: "the restriction, in Physlib's own terms",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-spring-lc',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-spring-lc',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.SpringLc.time_rescale_equationOfMotion',
-        covers: 'the oscillator dictionary',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-damped-rlc',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-damped-rlc',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.DampedRlc.time_rescale_equationOfMotion',
-        covers: 'the oscillator dictionary',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'ab-wave-dalembert',
-        bridgeId: 'ab-wave-dalembert',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.WaveDalembert.solution_eq_profiles',
-        covers: "the missing direction of d'Alembert's formula",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-64',
-        bridgeId: 'be-64',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Eddington.balance_iff',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: the r² cancellation in the Eddington force balance, not a hard cap',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-53',
-        bridgeId: 'be-53',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.YangMills.b0_pos_iff_nf_le',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: b₀ > 0 iff N_f ≤ 16 for SU(3), not a running procedure past one loop',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        oneLoop: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.YangMills.alphaRun_hasDerivAt',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: α(t) = α₀ / (1 + b₀ α₀ t / (2π)) solves the one-loop running equation where the denominator is positive',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-58',
-        bridgeId: 'be-58',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.JohnsonNyquist.tendsto_classical',
-        covers: 'limit: the classical Johnson–Nyquist spectrum is the ω → 0⁺ limit of the quantum parent, not the fluctuation–dissipation theorem',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-38',
-        bridgeId: 'be-38',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Mond.tendsto_nu_limits',
-        covers: 'limit: ν → 1 as z → ∞, ν √z → 1 as z → 0⁺, and F_N ν(z) / √(m F_N a₀) → 1 as F_N → 0⁺; not ν → √(2/z), and not the SPARC confrontation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        inversion: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.Mond.mu_inversion',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: for z > 0, y = z ν(z) satisfies y² / √(1 + y²) = z, which inverts μ(x) = x / √(1 + x²)',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-13',
-        bridgeId: 'be-13',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Einstein.trace_eq',
-        covers: 'reduction: contracting G_μν + Λ g_μν = κ T_μν in four dimensions gives R = 4Λ − κ T, not Jacobson\'s thermodynamic derivation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        vacuum: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.Einstein.vacuum_density',
-            covers: 'reduction: with κ = 8πG/c⁴, T_μν = −ρ c² g_μν and Λ g = −κ T rearrange to ρ = c² Λ / (8π G). The opposite sign does not. This is the BE-20 density; BE-20 has no reference of its own',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-        corollary: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.Einstein.friedmann_corollary',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: the vacuum density gives (8πG/3) ρ = Λ c² / 3, the cosmological term of FirstOrderFriedmann. A fluid of this density added to matter, with the explicit Λ set to zero, is that equation at k = 0. The Einstein-static density Λ c²/(4π G) is twice that term. Dropping c² fails when c² ≠ 1. The density is not reproved. BE-20 has no reference of its own',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-34',
-        bridgeId: 'be-34',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.KibbleZurek.exponent',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: the freeze-out power ε̂ = (τ₀/τ_Q)^(1/(1+zν)) and the defect density without the Boltzmann factor; omitting the 1 in the exponent fails. Not the reheating factor, and not a repair of the missing 1/a^d prefactor',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-42',
-        bridgeId: 'be-42',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.HawkingUnruh.dictionary',
-        covers: 'cross-check: T_H(2GM/c²) = T_H(M) and T_U(c⁴/(4GM)) = T_H(M), naming BE-57 and be-42-via-rs. T_U(c⁴/(2GM)) is not T_H(M). Not the Hawking effect',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-24',
-        bridgeId: 'be-24',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Fret.dictionary',
-        covers: 'cross-check: η = R₀⁶/(R₀⁶+R⁶) = 1/(1+(R/R₀)⁶) = k_FRET/(k_FRET+1/τ_D), and η decreases on (0, ∞). At R = 2 R₀ the exponent 4 is not the exponent 6. Not the dipole–dipole law',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-19',
-        bridgeId: 'be-19',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.QuantumBounce.dictionary',
-        covers: 'cross-check: H²_LQC equals H²_RS at σ = −ρ_c/2, both tend to (8πG/3)ρ + Λ/3 at infinity, and H²_LQC = 0 at ρ = ρ_c and Λ = 0, naming BE-54. σ = +ρ_c/2 is not that polynomial. σ < 0 is not a physical Randall–Sundrum brane',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-16',
-        bridgeId: 'be-16',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Landauer.erasure_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for T > 0, the equal-level two-state ensemble has ⟨E⟩ − F = k_B T log 2. equal_levels remains the entropy k_B log 2. At T > 0, levels E and E+δ do not have that deficit. At T = 0 the Helmholtz closed form does not separate the levels. Not E ≥ T ΔS for an arbitrary protocol, and not the Bérut confrontation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-29',
-        bridgeId: 'be-29',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Jarzynski.jensen_work',
-        covers: 'property: for a finite probability and β > 0, ∑ p_i W_i ≥ −(1/β) log(∑ p_i exp(−β W_i)). The reversed inequality fails on two unequal work values. Not Jarzynski\'s theorem, and not the Gaussian identity',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-11',
-        bridgeId: 'be-11',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Lindblad.preserve',
-        covers: 'property: one channel of the displayed GKSL generator has trace zero, and it is Hermitian when H and ρ are. L need not be Hermitian. Dropping the anticommutator makes the trace nonzero. Not Born–Markov coarse-graining',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-65',
-        bridgeId: 'be-65',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Jeans.mass_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: the encoded Jeans mass (5 k T / (G μ m_u))^(3/2) (3 / (4 π ρ))^(1/2) follows from the virial convention with factor 5 and M = 4 π R³ ρ / 3. Replacing 5 by 3 fails. Not the virial theorem',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-51',
-        bridgeId: 'be-51',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Deflection.line_integral',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: (1+γ)/c² ∫_ℝ G M b / (b² + z²)^{3/2} dz = 2(1+γ) G M / (b c²), and at γ = 1 this is the encoded angle 4 G M / (b c²). γ = 0 is half. Not a geodesic',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-61',
-        bridgeId: 'be-61',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Sommerfeld.integral_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: ∫_ℝ x² e^x / (1+e^x)² dx = π²/3, the factor in the encoded Lorenz number. The integrand is even, so the half-line is half of π²/3. Claiming the half-line equals π²/3 fails. Not the transport law',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-12',
-        bridgeId: 'be-12',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: √(2π ℏ²/(m k_B T)) = h/√(2π m k_B T) for h = 2πℏ and ℏ > 0. The non-negative square root needs ℏ > 0. The Wave Q form ℏ/√(m k_B T), with ℏ in the numerator and no √(2π), fails, as does ℏ/√(2 m k_B T). Not Caldeira–Leggett dephasing',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-59',
-        bridgeId: 'be-59',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Josephson.frequency_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: f = (2e/h) V, K_J = 2e/h, and f = K_J V. Clearing h recovers 2e. The factor 2 is the Cooper-pair charge, taken as a premise. Replacing 2e by e fails. Not the tunneling Hamiltonian',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-55',
-        bridgeId: 'be-55',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.QuantumHall.reciprocal',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for a nonzero integer C and e ≠ 0, σ_xy = C e²/h, R_H = h/(C e²), and R_K = h/e², so σ_xy R_H = 1 and R_H = R_K/C. The shifted index C+1 is a different conductance. Replacing e² by e fails the product when e ≠ 1. Not TKNN',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-60',
-        bridgeId: 'be-60',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Laughlin.filling_fraction',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for integers p ≠ 0 and q ≠ 0, with ν = p/q, σ_xy = ν e²/h and R_xy = R_K/ν = (q/p) h/e². The charge and Planck\'s constant are not assumed nonzero. Oddness of q is the Laughlin selection rule and is not this identity. Not the Laughlin wavefunction, and not the anyon charge e/3',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-21',
-        bridgeId: 'be-21',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Kss.saturating',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: η/s = ℏ/(4π k_B) is the equality 4π k_B (η/s) = ℏ for k_B ≠ 0. The Hawking factor 8π in place of 4π is 2ℏ, not ℏ, once ℏ ≠ 0. Not the inequality η/s ≥ ℏ/(4π k_B)',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-14',
-        bridgeId: 'be-14',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.PlanckArea.area_law',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: k_B c³ A/(4 G ℏ) = k_B A/(4 ℓ_P²) for ℓ_P² = ℏ G/c³. The area is an input. ℓ_P² = ℏ G/c² fails when c ≠ 1. The factor 2 in place of 4 fails. The same lemma is be-43. Not the minimal-surface theorem',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-43',
-        bridgeId: 'be-43',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.PlanckArea.area_law',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: the be-14 lemma on a wormhole area. k_B A/(4 ℓ_P²) equals k_B c³ A/(4 G ℏ) for ℓ_P² = ℏ G/c³. ℓ_P² = ℏ G/c² fails when c ≠ 1, and the factor 2 fails. Not ER=EPR',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-37',
-        bridgeId: 'be-37',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Shapiro.radial_integral',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for 0 < R_near < R_far and c ≠ 0, ∫_{R_near}^{R_far} (2 G M / c³) (dr / r) = (2 G M / c³) ln(R_far / R_near). The factor 1 in place of 2 is half, once G ≠ 0 and M ≠ 0. log₁₀ of the radius ratio is not ln. Not the impact-parameter formula, and not the Cassini measurement',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-54',
-        bridgeId: 'be-54',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.RandallSundrum.brane_friedmann',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for σ ≠ 0, H²_RS = (8πG/3) ρ (1 + ρ/(2σ)) + Λ/3, which equals the Friedmann term plus (8πG/3) ρ²/(2σ). Not a derivation from the five-dimensional Einstein equation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        friedmann: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.RandallSundrum.flat_friedmann',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: H²_FRW with the module Λ equal to Physlib\'s Λ c² is FirstOrderFriedmann at k = 0. Identifying the two Λ symbols and dropping c² fails when c² ≠ 1 and Λ ≠ 0',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-17',
-        bridgeId: 'be-17',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.inversion',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: if κ = 8πG/c⁴ ≠ 0 and every component satisfies T = κ S, then S·S = T·T / κ² = (c⁴/(8πG))² T·T. κ² in the numerator is the inversion backwards, and it fails when T·T ≠ 0 and κ⁴ ≠ 1. Not the Einstein–Cartan field equation, and not a Newtonian limit',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        torsionMonomial: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.torsion_monomial',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: [κ] and [S] are independent base dimensions and [T] = [κ][S]. If a positive component is dimensionally homogeneous in those dimensions, every positive pair is a unit change of (1, 1) and T = C κ S with C = f(1, 1). C is not fixed. Not the Einstein–Cartan field equation',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-        coefficientNotFixed: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.coefficient_not_fixed',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: if C ≠ 1 and κ S ≠ 0, then C κ S ≠ κ S. A factor other than 1 is not the catalog coefficient',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-        unitCoefficient: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.inversion_of_unit_coefficient',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: if C = 1 and every component satisfies T = C κ S, then inversion gives S·S = T·T / κ². C = 1 is a hypothesis. The Einstein trace stays a hypothesis of PhysJS.Einstein.trace_eq',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-27',
-        bridgeId: 'be-27',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.EffectiveTemperature.sum_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for T ≠ 0 and k_B ≠ 0, T (1 + Σ_active/(k_B T)) = T + Σ_active/k_B, and this equals T iff Σ_active = 0. The product T · Σ_active/(k_B T), with the 1 omitted, is not that sum. Not the frequency-dependent Cugliandolo–Kurchan T_eff(ω)',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-22',
-        bridgeId: 'be-22',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.ToricCode.toric',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: four anyons of quantum dimension 1 have D = √4 = 2 and γ = ln 2 in nats. The encoded decomposition is S = α L − γ, with the O(L⁻¹) term dropped. log₂ 2 = 1 is the bit convention, not ln 2. D = √2 is one anyon pair, not the toric code. Not the Kitaev–Preskill theorem, and not a quantum-gravity boundary',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-15',
-        bridgeId: 'be-15',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Coarsening.exponent_iff',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for Γ = L₀²/t₀ > 0, t > 0, t ≠ t₀, and z > 0, L(t) = L₀ (t/t₀)^{1/z} obeys L(t)² = Γ t iff z = 2. At t = t₀ the ratio holds for every z. Model B\'s z = 3 gives L³ ∝ t and fails L² = Γ t. Not the Model A Langevin equation. The Langevin kinetic coefficient is a different Γ',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        lengthMonomial: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.Coarsening.length_monomial_at',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: if L is a dimensionally homogeneous function of Γ and t alone and [Γ] = L^z T⁻¹ for a positive rational z, then L = C (Γ t)^{1/z} with C = f(1, 1). C is not fixed. Every positive rational z is allowed, so z = 2 is not derived. Not the Model A Langevin equation',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-33',
-        bridgeId: 'be-33',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.QuantumCritical.thermal_scaling',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: ξ(T) = ξ₀ (T/T₀)^{−1/z}, and at z = 1 this is ξ(T) = ξ₀ (T/T₀)^{−1} = ξ₀ T₀/T for T > 0 and T₀ > 0. Not Hertz–Millis theory, and not a universality class',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        scalingShape: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.QuantumCritical.scaling_shape',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: if ξ is a dimensionally homogeneous function of a length ξ₀ and two temperatures, then ξ = ξ₀ φ(T/T₀) with φ(u) = f(1, u, 1). φ is not fixed. Not Hertz–Millis theory',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-        everyPower: {
-            theorem: 'PhysJS.QuantumCritical.every_power_homogeneous',
-            covers: 'derivation-step: for every real p and positive scale factors, (λ_s ξ₀) ((λ_e T)/(λ_e T₀))^p = λ_s (ξ₀ (T/T₀)^p). The exponent p is not chosen. Not Hertz–Millis theory',
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-50',
-        bridgeId: 'be-50',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.TimeSymmetric.wheeler_feynman',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: A_μ(x) = (A_μ^ret(x) + A_μ^adv(x))/2, and twice that component is the sum. The id is contested. This lemma does not decide the contest. Not the absorber boundary condition as a theory of radiation reaction',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-32',
-        bridgeId: 'be-32',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.BornOverlap.modulus_sq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: |c + s i|² = c² + s², which is normSq of one complex matrix element. A sum of squares above 1 is not a probability in [0, 1], the module\'s rejection of c² + s² > 1. c² − s² is not that square when s ≠ 0. Not the Giacomini–Castro-Ruiz–Brukner transformation, and not a Haar integral. The catalog records this id as not-a-bridge; this lemma does not decide that',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-28',
-        bridgeId: 'be-28',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.EntropyProduction.nonneg',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: σ = Σ_i J_i X_i is the definition of σ. If every product is ≥ 0 then σ ≥ 0. One flipped sign, with the other products zero and the flipped product strictly positive, is not σ, and that flipped sum is negative. Not the variational maximum-entropy-production principle. The catalog records this id as not-a-bridge; this lemma does not decide that',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-40',
-        bridgeId: 'be-40',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.CompositeHiggs.scale_free',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for f ≠ 0 and θ = h/f, V(h)/f⁴ = −α sin²θ + β [sin⁴θ − sin²θ cos²θ]. Both terms carry f⁴, so the ratio depends on h only through θ. The pre-correction first term −α f² sin²θ, divided by f⁴, is −α sin²θ / f². It depends on f, and it agrees with −α sin²θ only when f² = 1. Not SILH matching onto a confining theory. The catalog records this id as not-a-bridge; this lemma does not decide that',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-35',
-        bridgeId: 'be-35',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Crossing.antisymmetry',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for a real function g, g(u,v) − g(v,u) = −(g(v,u) − g(u,v)). The swap is the negation of a difference. The residual is 0 for every g when u = v, including u = v = 1/4, so that point is not a control. A block that is not symmetric does not vanish at u = 1/2, v = 1/4. Not the infinite sum over (Δ, ℓ), and not positivity or unitarity. The catalog records this id as not-a-bridge; this lemma does not decide that',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-63',
-        bridgeId: 'be-63',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Chandrasekhar.prefactor',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: with n = ρ/(μ_e m_u), p_F = ℏ (3π² n)^{1/3}, and P = (1/4) n p_F c, one has P = K_ρ ρ^{4/3} where K_ρ = K_n/(μ_e m_u)^{4/3} and K_n = (ℏ c/4)(3π²)^{1/3}. For the n = 3 Lane–Emden scale the central density cancels, and M = (ω₃⁰ √(3π)/2) (ℏ c/G)^{3/2} (μ_e m_u)^{−2}. ω₃⁰ stays symbolic; the decimal 2.01824 is not in the theorem. With ℏ = c = μ_e = m_u = 1 both routes give the same K. √π/2 in place of √(3π)/2 fails when ω₃⁰ ≠ 0, and dropping ω₃⁰ fails when ω₃⁰ ≠ 1. Not stellar rotation or magnetic support',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-30',
-        bridgeId: 'be-30',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.Entanglement.first_variation',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: for a smooth curve of full-rank density matrices that stay diagonal in a fixed basis and have trace 1, d/dt S(ρ(t)) = −⟪ρ̇(t), log ρ(t)⟫, the trace inner product. The modular Hamiltonian K = −log ρ is frozen at the base point, and that derivative equals d/dt ⟨K⟩. A finite jump from diag(1/2, 1/2) to diag(3/4, 1/4) leaves ⟨K⟩ unchanged and changes S. Not the holographic first law that identifies K with an area variation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-66',
-        bridgeId: 'be-66',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.RadiationPressure.pressure_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: foreshortening I cos θ, normal momentum per energy (cos θ)/c, and an opaque split that deposits the absorbed fraction once and the specular fraction twice give P_n = (I/c)(1+R) cos²θ. R = 0, θ = 0 is I/c and R = 1, θ = 0 is 2I/c. A single cosine is not that pressure when cos θ is neither 0 nor 1. Homogeneity in I and c gives P = C I/c with C = f(1,1) unfixed. Not the Maxwell stress tensor, and not the Eddington luminosity',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-67',
-        bridgeId: 'be-67',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.AlfvenSpeed.speed_eq',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: one transverse monochromatic polarization along a uniform field, with ∂b/∂t = B ∂v/∂z and ρ ∂v/∂t = (B/μ0) ∂b/∂z, has phase speed |ω/k| = B/√(μ0 ρ) for B > 0, μ0 > 0, ρ > 0, and k ≠ 0. ρ is the density in that momentum premise, read as the total mass density. Proton-only n m_p is a different density when electrons contribute, and a density r ρ with r ≠ 1 is a different speed. Inserting tesla and the SI density into B/√(4πρ) is not the SI speed. 4π×10^{-7} is the permeability stand-in, not a measured μ0. A factor C ≠ 1 is not the catalog speed. Not a kinetic dispersion relation',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: 'be-68',
-        bridgeId: 'be-68',
-        theorem: 'PhysJS.TolmanEhrenfest.hydrostatic_constant',
-        covers: 'derivation-step: on a static interval with g_00 < 0, hydrostatic balance dp = -(ρ+p) d ln √(-g_00) and the equilibrium Gibbs relation dp = (ρ+p) d ln T, with ρ+p ≠ 0, give T √(-g_00) equal at the endpoints. The 1930 writing T √g_44 agrees when g_44 = -g_00. Real.sqrt g_00 = 0 when g_00 < 0, so the product without the minus is 0. d ln T = 0 is not g dr/c². Not a horizon temperature and not PhysJS.HawkingUnruh.dictionary. T ‖ξ‖ = const is out of scope. The hydrostatic equation is not derived from ∇_μ T^{μν} = 0, and the Gibbs relation is not derived from an equation of state',
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-69",
-        bridgeId: "be-69",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.FastMagnetosonic.speed_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a monochromatic compressional polarization perpendicular to a uniform field, with ∂b/∂t = −B ∂v/∂x, ∂δρ/∂t = −ρ ∂v/∂x, δp = c_s² δρ, and ρ ∂v/∂t = −∂δp/∂x − (B/μ0) ∂b/∂x, has phase speed |ω/k| = √(c_s² + B²/(μ0 ρ)) for μ0 > 0, ρ > 0, and k ≠ 0. The velocity wave is not identically zero. c_s² = γ p / ρ is a reading of the closure, not an energy equation. The textbook quartic at k_∥ = 0 has roots ω² = 0 and ω² = (c_s² + v_A²) k²; ω = 0 does not solve compressional induction. √(c_s² + v_A²) is not c_s, not v_A, and not c_s + v_A when the other speed is nonzero. c_s = 0 recovers B/√(μ0 ρ), the Alfvén value of a different polarization. A factor C ≠ 1 is not the catalog speed. Not a kinetic dispersion relation, and not the oblique fast mode. The linearized equations are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        perpendicularQuartic: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.FastMagnetosonic.perpendicular_of_dispersion",
-            covers: "derivation-step: if ω⁴ − ω² k² (c_s² + v_A²) + c_s² v_A² k² k_∥² = 0 and k_∥ = 0, then ω² = 0 or ω² = (c_s² + v_A²) k². The quartic is a hypothesis. The compressional polarization selects the second root",
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-70",
-        bridgeId: "be-70",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.EinsteinRelation.diffusion_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: for the Boltzmann profile n = n_ref exp(−q V/(k_B T)) with n_ref > 0, k_B T ≠ 0, and q ≠ 0, a nonzero field E = −dV/dx at which the drift flux μ n E cancels the diffusion flux D dn/dx gives D = μ k_B T / q. The force-mobility writing D = μ_force k_B T needs μ_force = μ/q. Dropping q fails when q ≠ 1. The Fermi-liquid form μ E_F / q fails when E_F ≠ k_B T. Stokes–Einstein fails unless μ/q = 1/(6 π η a). A factor C ≠ 1 is not this diffusivity. Not a master equation, and not a Fermi liquid",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-71",
-        bridgeId: "be-71",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.Clapeyron.slope_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: where the specific Gibbs energies agree along coexistence and each phase obeys dg = −s dT + v dP, dP/dT = (s2−s1)/(v2−v1). With L = T (s2−s1), T ≠ 0, and Δv ≠ 0, dP/dT = L/(T Δv). Dropping T fails when T ≠ 1. Replacing Δv by one phase volume fails when the other volume is nonzero. A factor C ≠ 1 is not this slope. Not the ideal-gas integrated vapor-pressure law. The Gibbs differential is a hypothesis, not a Legendre transform",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-72",
-        bridgeId: "be-72",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.GravitationalRedshift.frequency_ratio",
-        covers: "derivation-step: two static observers of one coordinate period, with ν √(−g_00) = 1/Δt and g_00 < 0, have ν1/ν2 = √(−g2)/√(−g1) = √(g2/g1). If the Tolman products T √(−g_00) also agree, then T1/T2 = ν1/ν2. Equal temperatures on g_00 = −1 and g_00 = −4 are not a Tolman equilibrium, while the frequency ratio is 2. For g_00 = −(1+2Φ/c²) at c = 1, Φ = 0 and Φ = 4, the exact ratio is neither (Φ2−Φ1)/c² nor 1+(Φ2−Φ1)/c². z = 0 is not Φ/c². Not PhysJS.TolmanEhrenfest.hydrostatic_constant, not a horizon temperature, and not PhysJS.HawkingUnruh.dictionary",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        tolmanRatio: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.GravitationalRedshift.tolman_same_ratio",
-            covers: "derivation-step: if T √(−g_00) agrees at two static observers and the frequency ratio equals √(−g2)/√(−g1), then T1/T2 = ν1/ν2. Neither factor is derived from the other",
-            coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-            leanProof: 'complete',
-            axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-        },
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-73",
-        bridgeId: "be-73",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: for J_e = L11 E/T + L12 (−∇T)/T² and J_q = L21 E/T + L22 (−∇T)/T², the open-circuit Seebeck coefficient S = E/∇T and the isothermal Peltier coefficient Π = J_q/J_e satisfy Π = S T when L12 = L21. That equality is ThermoelectricOnsager.onsager, a structure field naming microscopic reversibility, not an axiom. Without it the two coefficients disagree. Not the first Thomson relation μ = T dS/dT, and not a measured thermopower. The linear fluxes are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-74",
-        bridgeId: "be-74",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.MagneticPressure.pressure_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a linear inductor with dU/dI = L I and U(0) = 0 stores U = (L/2) I². A long solenoid with B = μ0 n I and flux linkage Λ = (n ℓ) B A has L = μ0 n² V. At fixed current the battery supplies I ΔΛ. The stored energy rises by half of that, and the difference is the mechanical work p ΔV, so p = B²/(2 μ0). Homogeneity in B and μ0 gives p = C B²/μ0 with C unfixed. C = 1 is the battery work per volume, not this pressure. Not a kinetic pressure, and not a Lagrangian derivation of the Maxwell stress tensor. Ampere's law, the flux linkage, and the quasistatic work balance are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-75",
-        bridgeId: "be-75",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.LondonPenetration.depth_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: on B(x) = B0 exp(−x/λ) with λ > 0, Ampere's law j = −(1/μ0) dB/dx and the London equation dj/dx = −(n e²/m) B give λ = √(m/(μ0 n e²)). e is the elementary charge. The dimension matrix of {m, μ0, n, e} admits both that monomial and μ0 e²/m, so units do not choose. Those lengths disagree when n (μ0 e²/m)³ ≠ 1. The growing exponential is not the screened field. Replacing e by 2e at the same n and m fails, and dropping the square on e fails when e ≠ 1. A factor C ≠ 1 is not this depth. Not the classical skin depth. The London equation and Ampere's law are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-76",
-        bridgeId: "be-76",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.PlasmaBeta.beta_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: β = p_gas / p_B where p_B is PhysJS.MagneticPressure.pressure_eq, so β = p_gas / (B²/(2 μ0)) = 2 μ0 p_gas / B². The ideal-gas closure p_gas = n k_B T gives β = 2 μ0 n k_B T / B². B ≠ 0. Using B²/μ0 in place of the magnetic pressure is a different ratio. The constant 1 is dimensionless and is not this beta when the ratio is not 1. A factor C ≠ 1 is not this beta. Dropping p = n k_B T fails. Not a unique monomial, and not a plasma-β inequality",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-77",
-        bridgeId: "be-77",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.HagenPoiseuille.flow_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: steady axisymmetric Newtonian flow with d/dr (r du/dr) = (G/\u03bc) r, centerline slope 0, and no-slip u(R) = 0 integrates to u = (G/(4\u03bc))(r\u00b2\u2212R\u00b2). With G = \u2212\u0394P/L the flux Q = \u222b u 2\u03c0 r dr is \u03c0 R\u2074 \u0394P/(8 \u03bc L). Darcy's definition then gives f_D Re = 64. The same wall shear with the Fanning normalization is 16. A factor other than 8 is not this flux. Not a square duct. The axial balance, no-slip, and the Darcy definitions are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-78",
-        bridgeId: "be-78",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.EulerBuckling.critical_load",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Euler\u2013Bernoulli balance y'' = \u2212\u03c9\u00b2 y with \u03c9\u00b2 = P/(E I) and pinned ends y(0) = y(L) = 0 has the eigenfunction sin(\u03c0 x/L) at P = \u03c0\u00b2 E I/L\u00b2, and every nontrivial solution has \u03c9 L = n \u03c0 for a nonzero integer n, so the load is at least that value. The clamped-free column is \u03c0\u00b2 E I/(4 L\u00b2). That factor is not the pinned load. Not read off from units. The beam equation is a hypothesis",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-79",
-        bridgeId: "be-79",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.PullIn.pull_in_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: C = \u03b50 A/g has dC/dg = \u2212\u03b50 A/g\u00b2. Equilibrium of a linear spring against the coenergy force is k(g0\u2212g) = \u03b50 A V\u00b2/(2 g\u00b2), so V\u00b2 is proportional to (g0\u2212g) g\u00b2. The derivative 2 g0 g \u2212 3 g\u00b2 vanishes only at g = 0 and g = 2 g0/3, and the second derivative at the fold is \u22122 g0. Substituting the gap gives V_pi\u00b2 = 8 k g0\u00b3/(27 \u03b50 A) = 8 k g0\u00b2/(27 C0) with C0 = \u03b50 A/g0. g = g0/2 is not the fold. Not a fringing field. The parallel-plate law and the quasi-static balance are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-80",
-        bridgeId: "be-80",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.MottGurney.current_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: drift J = q n \u03bc E and Poisson dE/dx = q n/\u03b5 give E dE/dx = J/(\u03b5 \u03bc). With E(0) = 0 the integral is E\u00b2/2 = J x/(\u03b5 \u03bc). The nonnegative root integrated from 0 to d is V = sqrt(2 J/(\u03b5 \u03bc)) (2/3) d^{3/2}, so J = (9/8) \u03b5 \u03bc V\u00b2/d\u00b3. A factor other than 9/8 is not this current. Not Child\u2013Langmuir. Drift, Poisson, and the injecting contact are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-81",
-        bridgeId: "be-81",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.ChildLangmuir.current_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: collisionless energy (1/2) m v\u00b2 = e \u03c6, J = \u03c1 v, and Poisson \u03c6'' = \u03c1/\u03b50 give J = \u03b50 \u03c6'' v. A power \u03c6 \u221d x^\u03b1 makes \u03c6'' v independent of x only for \u03b1 = 4/3. The profile \u03c6 = V (x/d)^{4/3} has \u03c6(0) = 0, \u03c6(d) = V, and cathode field 0, and for x > 0 its current is (4 \u03b50/9) sqrt(2 e/m) V^{3/2}/d\u00b2. e is the elementary charge. The Mott\u2013Gurney exponent 3/2 does not cancel. Poisson is not claimed at x = 0. Not a drift-only solid",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-82",
-        bridgeId: "be-82",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.ShockleyDiode.shockley_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: quasi-equilibrium multiplies the equilibrium flux by exp(e V/(\u03b7 k_B T)). Ideality 1 sets \u03b7 = 1. Detailed balance sets the reverse flux equal to the forward flux at V = 0, and low injection keeps that reverse flux under bias. The net current is I = I_s (exp(e V/(k_B T)) \u2212 1). Zero bias carries zero current. Ideality 2 is not this current when e V \u2260 0. e is the elementary charge. Not a diffusion-length ODE",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-83",
-        bridgeId: "be-83",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.Thomson.thomson_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Kelvin relation \u03a0(t) = S(t) t, which is PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq read along temperature, and the Thomson split \u03bc = d\u03a0/dT \u2212 S, give \u03bc = T dS/dT by the product rule. d\u03a0/dT is not \u03bc when S T \u2260 0. Not a second copy of \u03a0 = S T. The functional Kelvin relation and the Thomson split are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-84",
-        bridgeId: "be-84",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.FourPoint.sheet_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: on an infinite sheet the radial field of a point current is (I R_s)/(2 \u03c0 r), and the potential drop is the integral of 1/r. Probes at 0, s, 2s, and 3s, with current in at 0 and out at 3s, each contribute (I R_s/(2 \u03c0)) ln 2 on the inner pair. Superposition gives R_s = (\u03c0/ln 2)(V/I). A sink at 4s gives 2\u03c0/ln 3 instead. Not PhysJS.Crossing.antisymmetry. The Laplace field and linear superposition are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-85",
-        bridgeId: "be-85",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.ShotNoise.shot_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: in a window of length T the count N has mean (I/e) T, and the Poisson premise is Var(N) = mean(N). Charge e scales the variance by e\u00b2 and the windowed current divides by T, so Var(I) = e I/T. The one-sided bandwidth of that window is \u0394f = 1/(2 T), and S_I = Var(I)/\u0394f is 2 e I. The two-sided bandwidth \u0394f = 1/T gives e I. e is the elementary charge. Not a Fourier theorem and not Johnson\u2013Nyquist. The Poisson variance and the one-sided convention are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-86",
-        bridgeId: "be-86",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.ReynoldsAnalogy.reynolds_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: wall fluxes \u03c4 = \u03bc du/dy and q = k dT/dy, with C_f = \u03c4/(\u03c1 U\u00b2/2), h = q/\u0394T, St = h/(\u03c1 U c_p), and Pr = \u03bc c_p/k, satisfy St Pr = C_f/2 when the normalized wall gradients agree. That common slope is the equal-diffusivity hypothesis. At Pr = 1, St = C_f/2. Pr \u2260 1 with nonzero skin friction is not this equality. Not a Nusselt correlation",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-87",
-        bridgeId: "be-87",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.CapacitorNoise.noise_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: dU/dV = C V and U(0) = 0 integrate to U = (C/2) V\u00b2. The normalized Boltzmann weight of that energy is the Gaussian of mean 0 and variance k_B T/C, because the partition function is the Gaussian integral. The mean square on that law is k_B T/C, and (C/2) of it is (1/2) k_B T. (3/2) k_B T/C is not this variance. Dropping the energy half replaces it by k_B T/(2 C). Not three kinetic degrees of freedom",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-88",
-        bridgeId: "be-88",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.FermiSea.fermi_sea",
-        covers: "derivation-step: two spin states times the sphere (4π/3) k_F³/(2π)³ give n, so k_F³ = 3 π² n and the nonnegative root is k_F = (3 π² n)^{1/3}. The isotropic parabola E = ℏ² k²/(2 m*) is E_F at k_F. Its first derivative is v_F = ℏ k_F/m*, and ℏ⁻² times the second derivative is 1/m*. One spin is k_F³ = 6 π² n. Not a lattice band. The band, the two-spin count, and T = 0 are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-89",
-        bridgeId: "be-89",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.DebyeCutoff.debye_cutoff",
-        covers: "derivation-step: three acoustic branches filling 3n states, 3·(4π/3) k_D³/(2π)³ = 3n, give k_D³ = 6 π² n. A linear branch ω_D = v_s k_D is ω_D = v_s (6 π² n)^{1/3}. Equating the three-branch sum to n gives k_D³ = 2 π² n. The branch count and the common speed are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-90",
-        bridgeId: "be-90",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.DebyeHeat.debye_heat",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the mode integral ∫₀^{ω_D} 9 N ω²/ω_D³ dω = 3 N. The Debye energy with the integral extended to infinity is the hypothesis U = 9 N k_B T (T/θ_D)³ I, and I = π⁴/15 is a hypothesis, not an evaluation of ∫ x³/(exp(x)−1) dx. Nine times π⁴/15 is 3 π⁴/5, and U = A T⁴ differentiates to C_V = (12 π⁴/5) N k_B (T/θ_D)³. The energy prefactor 3 π⁴/5 is not the heat capacity. The phonon integral, the extension to infinity, and π⁴/15 are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-91",
-        bridgeId: "be-91",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.EinsteinSolid.einstein_heat",
-        covers: "derivation-step: three Planck oscillators per atom, each of energy k_B θ_E/(exp(θ_E/T)−1), differentiate to C_V = 3 N k_B (θ_E/T)² exp(θ_E/T)/(exp(θ_E/T)−1)². The zero-point k_B θ_E/2 is constant. The kernel x² e^x/(e^x−1)² tends to 1 as x → 0⁺, so the high-temperature limit is 3 N k_B. One oscillator tends to N k_B. Three oscillators and the Einstein spectrum are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-92",
-        bridgeId: "be-92",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.SommerfeldHeat.electronic_heat",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Sommerfeld energy correction δU = (π²/6) (k_B T)² g(E_F) is a hypothesis, and its temperature derivative is c_V = (π²/3) k_B² T g(E_F). PhysJS.FermiSea.dos_factor is g(E_F) = (3/2) n/E_F for a √E density, so c_V = (π²/2) n k_B² T/E_F. A flat density g = n/E_F leaves π²/3. Not the Wiedemann–Franz law and not a second proof of be-61",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-93",
-        bridgeId: "be-93",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.CurieWeiss.curie_weiss",
-        covers: "derivation-step: linear response χ k_B T = μ₀ n (g μ_B)² ⟨S_z²⟩ with the high-temperature moment ⟨S_z²⟩ = S(S+1)/3 gives the Curie constant C = μ₀ n g² μ_B² S(S+1)/(3 k_B). Equal weights on m = ±1/2 give 1/4 = S(S+1)/3 at S = 1/2. Mean field B_eff = B + λ M with θ = C λ/μ₀ gives χ = C/(T−θ). θ = 0 is C/T. A classical moment uses μ²/3. The second moment and the mean-field shift are hypotheses. Not an su(2) derivation",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-94",
-        bridgeId: "be-94",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.PauliParamagnetism.pauli",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Zeeman imbalance M = μ_B² g(E_F) B is a hypothesis, and χ_P = μ₀ M/B is μ₀ μ_B² g(E_F). PhysJS.FermiSea.dos_factor supplies g(E_F) = (3/2) n/E_F, so χ_P = μ₀ μ_B² (3 n)/(2 E_F). A flat density leaves the factor 1. Not Landau diamagnetism",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-95",
-        bridgeId: "be-95",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.GinzburgLandau.type_boundary",
-        covers: "derivation-step: in the normalization with gradient coefficient 1/κ², quartic (1/2)(1−f²)², and field B², the density at κ² = 1/2 is (√2 f' − a f)² + (B + (1−f²)/√2)² minus √2 times the derivative of a(1−f²). Vanishing squares and equal endpoints make that wall integral zero. A trial profile with that critical integral has energy (1/κ² − 2) times the gradient integral: negative when κ > 1/√2, zero at κ = 1/√2, and positive when κ < 1/√2. The positive side is this trial, not every minimizer. The GL density and the profile are hypotheses",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-96",
-        bridgeId: "be-96",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.UpperCritical.critical_field",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the linearized GL instability sets the Landau-level ground energy ℏ q B/(2 m*) of charge q = 2e equal to |α| = ℏ²/(2 m* ξ²). That level is a hypothesis, not the spectrum of the covariant Laplacian. The field is B = ℏ/(2 e ξ²). With Φ₀ = h/(2e) and h = 2 π ℏ this is B_c2 = Φ₀/(2 π ξ²). Charge e instead of 2e is a different field",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-97",
-        bridgeId: "be-97",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.AmbegaokarBaratoff.ambegaokar_baratoff",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the chain rule along E = Δ cosh t pulls the coherence-factor integrand back to sech t for t > 0. ∫₀^T sech = arctan(sinh T), and the limit T → ∞ is π/2. The tunnel Hamiltonian at zero temperature and identical gaps is the hypothesis that e I_c R_n is Δ times that improper integral, so I_c R_n = π Δ/(2 e). A coefficient other than π/2 fails. Not the finite-temperature tanh factor",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-98",
-        bridgeId: "be-98",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.BcsJump.heat_jump",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the weak-coupling excess free energy F = N(0) (T−T_c)/T_c · Δ² + 7 ζ N(0)/(16 π² T_c²) · Δ⁴ is a hypothesis, with k_B = 1. Its minimum is −α₀² (T−T_c)²/(4 β), and −T ∂²F/∂T² at T_c is ΔC = T_c α₀²/(2 β) = 8 π² N(0) T_c/(7 ζ). The normal heat capacity C_n = (2 π²/3) N(0) T_c is the both-spin Sommerfeld value, a hypothesis. The ratio is 12/(7 ζ). ζ is the quartic coefficient, not a series evaluation. One spin in C_n misses the ratio. Not 2π exp(−γ)",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-99",
-        bridgeId: "be-99",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.MassAction.mass_action",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Boltzmann tails n = N_c exp(−(E_c−μ)/(k_B T)) and p = N_v exp(−(μ−E_v)/(k_B T)), with E_g = E_c − E_v, multiply to N_c N_v exp(−E_g/(k_B T)). That product is the square of n_i = √(N_c N_v) exp(−E_g/(2 k_B T)). Dropping the 2 in the exponent is a different density. The tails are hypotheses. Not a Fermi–Dirac integral",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-100",
-        bridgeId: "be-100",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.LyddaneSachsTeller.lst",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the undamped oscillator ε(ω) = ε(∞) + S/(ω_TO² − ω²) has a zero at ω_LO, which fixes S, and ε(0) is the same function at zero frequency. The ratio is ω_LO²/ω_TO² = ε(0)/ε(∞). The unsquared frequency ratio fails when ω_LO ≠ ω_TO. No damping is a hypothesis",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-101",
-        bridgeId: "be-101",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.BktJump.bkt_jump",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the phase gradient of a θ = φ vortex integrates to π J ln(R/a) between the core and radius R. The entropy hypothesis is the area of core positions, S = k_B ln((R/a)²) = 2 k_B ln(R/a). The free energy E − T S vanishes at a radius past the core only when k_B T = π J/2. Circumference entropy unbinds at π J. J is the stiffness in the vortex energy. Not the renormalization-group flow",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-    {
-        key: "be-102",
-        bridgeId: "be-102",
-        theorem: "PhysJS.LandauerConductance.conductance_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a one-dimensional mode of speed v in a length L has density of states L/(h v) per spin, and the flux times v/L cancels to 1/h. Current is spin · e · (Σ T_n) · (1/h) · Δμ with spin = 2 and Δμ = e V, so G = (2 e²/h) Σ T_n. One spin is e²/h. The transmissions and the bias window are hypotheses. Not the Hall conductance and not Landauer erasure",
-        coverage: PHYSJS_COVERAGE,
-        leanProof: 'complete',
-        axioms: PHYSJS_AXIOMS,
-    },
-];
+const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = GENERATED_PHYSJS_ENTRIES;
 const entryByKey = new Map(PHYSJS_ENTRIES.map((entry) => [entry.key, entry]));
 /**
  * Theorem name on the compiled manifest copy for `key`.
@@ -1061,6 +212,37 @@ const CATALOG_EQUATION_KEYS = new Set([
     'be-100',
     'be-101',
     'be-102',
+    'be-103',
+    'be-104',
+    'be-105',
+    'be-106',
+    'be-107',
+    'be-108',
+    'be-109',
+    'be-110',
+    'be-111',
+    'be-112',
+    'be-113',
+    'be-114',
+    'be-115',
+    'be-116',
+    'be-117',
+    'be-118',
+    'be-119',
+    'be-120',
+    'be-121',
+    'be-122',
+    'be-123',
+    'be-124',
+    'be-125',
+    'be-126',
+    'be-127',
+    'be-128',
+    'be-129',
+    'be-130',
+    'be-131',
+    'be-132',
+    'be-133',
 ]);
 /**
  * Atlas keys are bridges. A catalog key whose theorem states the catalogued
@@ -1192,6 +374,7 @@ export function physjsManifestProblems(input) {
     if (manifest.physlib !== PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB) {
         problems.push(`manifest physlib is '${manifest.physlib}', expected '${PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB}'`);
     }
+    const compiledByKey = new Map((input.compiledEntries ?? PHYSJS_ENTRIES).map((entry) => [entry.key, entry]));
     const byId = new Map(input.bridges.map((bridge) => [bridge.id, bridge]));
     const seen = new Set();
     for (const entry of manifest.entries) {
@@ -1274,7 +457,7 @@ export function physjsManifestProblems(input) {
         if (ref.url !== url) {
             problems.push(`bridge '${entry.key}' url is '${ref.url}', expected '${url}'`);
         }
-        const compiled = entryByKey.get(entry.key);
+        const compiled = compiledByKey.get(entry.key);
         if (compiled === undefined) {
             problems.push(`manifest key '${entry.key}' is not in the compiled entry table`);
         }