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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-31-causal-set-bd.d.ts

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 31 — Causal Set Continuum Limit (Benincasa-Dowker
- * d=4 discrete Ricci scalar, post Wave I.B C3 reformulation).
- *
- *   R(p) = (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0(p) - 9 N_1(p) + 16 N_2(p) - 8 N_3(p)]
- *
- * Discrete Ricci scalar at causal-set point p, in 4 dimensions. The
- * `(4/√6)` and N_k coefficients are dimension-specific (Benincasa-Dowker
- * 2010 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 104:181301 = arXiv:1001.2725); the d≠4
- * generalization requires re-deriving them.
- *
- * Quantities:
- *   - R(p):  Ricci scalar at p [L^-2]
- *   - ℓ_P:   Planck length [L] → ℓ_P^(-2) is [L^-2]
- *   - N_k(p): dimensionless count of inclusion-exclusion intervals
- *             of cardinality k+2 below p
- *   - (4/√6): dimensionless geometric prefactor
- *
- * Whole RHS: `(dimensionless) · [L^-2] · (dimensionless) = [L^-2]` ✓.
- *
- * References:
- *   - Benincasa & Dowker 2010 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 104:181301
- *     (arXiv:1001.2725; canonical d=4 form);
- *   - Sorkin 2007 "Causal Sets" (arXiv:gr-qc/0309009);
- *   - Glaser & Surya 2014 *Class. Quantum Grav.* 31:045007
- *     (BD action numerics on sprinkled causal sets).
- *
- * Status: speculative.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - The Benincasa-Dowker discrete Ricci scalar is established for
- *     d=4 causal-set continuum limits (rigorously derived in BD 2010);
- *     the *bridge framing* — that causal-set discreteness is the UPT
- *     microstructure of continuum spacetime — is the speculative
- *     content.
- *   - The Minkowski-sprinkling expectation values ⟨N_k⟩ on flat
- *     causal sets do NOT in general make `1 + ⟨N_0⟩ - 9⟨N_1⟩ +
- *     16⟨N_2⟩ - 8⟨N_3⟩` vanish trivially — a continuum-limit-mean
- *     bracket-check is sensitive to BD 2010's specific sign
- *     conventions and is omitted from the test suite. Bracket-checks
- *     instead verify (a) coefficient extraction at unit-vector tuples,
- *     (b) linearity in each N_k separately, (c) ℓ_P^(-2) scaling,
- *     and (d) the algebraic-zero point at (N_0, N_1, N_2, N_3) =
- *     (-1, 0, 0, 0).
- *   - Encoding pattern: the dimensionless prefactor `4/√6` and the
- *     [N_k] count combination are encoded as a single dimensionless
- *     symbol stub `(4/√6)·bracket` — splitting them adds no
- *     dimensional information and complicates the AST. The numerical
- *     evaluator computes the bracket explicitly with full
- *     coefficient fidelity.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 31: Causal Set Continuum Limit")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 31)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-31-causal-set-bd
- */
-import type { ExprNode, DimensionValidationReport } from '../../dimensional/validator.js';
-/**
- * RHS of the Benincasa-Dowker d=4 discrete Ricci scalar:
- *   (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0 - 9 N_1 + 16 N_2 - 8 N_3]
- *
- * The dimensionless geometric prefactor (4/√6) and the dimensionless
- * polynomial in dimensionless N_k counts are bundled into a single
- * dimensionless symbol stub `(4/√6)·bracket`; this preserves the
- * dimensional information without adding spurious AST structure. The
- * numerical evaluator computes the bracket explicitly (test suite
- * verifies coefficient extraction at unit-vector tuples).
- */
-export declare const BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_RHS: ExprNode;
-/** LHS: R(p) has dimension [L^-2]. */
-/** @internal */
-export declare const BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_LHS: ExprNode;
-/**
- * @internal — typed-arg shape for the file-local `evaluateBenincasaDowker` function; not in the v0.7 public surface. See `docs/architecture/archive/v0.7-be-module-exports-audit.md` §4.
- */
-interface BenincasaDowkerInputs {
-    /** Cardinality-2 inclusion-exclusion count N_0(p) (dimensionless integer in practice; finite real here for derivative tests). */
-    N_0: number;
-    /** Cardinality-3 count N_1(p). */
-    N_1: number;
-    /** Cardinality-4 count N_2(p). */
-    N_2: number;
-    /** Cardinality-5 count N_3(p). */
-    N_3: number;
-    /** Planck length ℓ_P (m). Must be > 0 and finite. */
-    l_P_m: number;
-}
-/**
- * Evaluate the Benincasa-Dowker d=4 discrete Ricci scalar
- *
- *   R(p) = (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0 - 9 N_1 + 16 N_2 - 8 N_3]
- *
- * @returns Ricci scalar in m^-2 (SI).
- */
-export declare function evaluateBenincasaDowker(input: BenincasaDowkerInputs): number;
-/**
- * Run the AST through the dimensional analyzer; both sides should be
- * [L^-2].
- */
-/** @internal */
-export declare function validateBE31Dimensions(): DimensionValidationReport;
-export {};
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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-31-causal-set-bd.js

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 31 — Causal Set Continuum Limit (Benincasa-Dowker
- * d=4 discrete Ricci scalar, post Wave I.B C3 reformulation).
- *
- *   R(p) = (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0(p) - 9 N_1(p) + 16 N_2(p) - 8 N_3(p)]
- *
- * Discrete Ricci scalar at causal-set point p, in 4 dimensions. The
- * `(4/√6)` and N_k coefficients are dimension-specific (Benincasa-Dowker
- * 2010 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 104:181301 = arXiv:1001.2725); the d≠4
- * generalization requires re-deriving them.
- *
- * Quantities:
- *   - R(p):  Ricci scalar at p [L^-2]
- *   - ℓ_P:   Planck length [L] → ℓ_P^(-2) is [L^-2]
- *   - N_k(p): dimensionless count of inclusion-exclusion intervals
- *             of cardinality k+2 below p
- *   - (4/√6): dimensionless geometric prefactor
- *
- * Whole RHS: `(dimensionless) · [L^-2] · (dimensionless) = [L^-2]` ✓.
- *
- * References:
- *   - Benincasa & Dowker 2010 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 104:181301
- *     (arXiv:1001.2725; canonical d=4 form);
- *   - Sorkin 2007 "Causal Sets" (arXiv:gr-qc/0309009);
- *   - Glaser & Surya 2014 *Class. Quantum Grav.* 31:045007
- *     (BD action numerics on sprinkled causal sets).
- *
- * Status: speculative.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - The Benincasa-Dowker discrete Ricci scalar is established for
- *     d=4 causal-set continuum limits (rigorously derived in BD 2010);
- *     the *bridge framing* — that causal-set discreteness is the UPT
- *     microstructure of continuum spacetime — is the speculative
- *     content.
- *   - The Minkowski-sprinkling expectation values ⟨N_k⟩ on flat
- *     causal sets do NOT in general make `1 + ⟨N_0⟩ - 9⟨N_1⟩ +
- *     16⟨N_2⟩ - 8⟨N_3⟩` vanish trivially — a continuum-limit-mean
- *     bracket-check is sensitive to BD 2010's specific sign
- *     conventions and is omitted from the test suite. Bracket-checks
- *     instead verify (a) coefficient extraction at unit-vector tuples,
- *     (b) linearity in each N_k separately, (c) ℓ_P^(-2) scaling,
- *     and (d) the algebraic-zero point at (N_0, N_1, N_2, N_3) =
- *     (-1, 0, 0, 0).
- *   - Encoding pattern: the dimensionless prefactor `4/√6` and the
- *     [N_k] count combination are encoded as a single dimensionless
- *     symbol stub `(4/√6)·bracket` — splitting them adds no
- *     dimensional information and complicates the AST. The numerical
- *     evaluator computes the bracket explicitly with full
- *     coefficient fidelity.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 31: Causal Set Continuum Limit")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 31)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-31-causal-set-bd
- */
-import { DIMENSIONLESS, LENGTH, } from '../../dimensional/types.js';
-import { sym, validateFiniteInputs, validateBEDimensions } from './_be-helpers.js';
-/**
- * [L^-2] — inverse-area dimension for the Ricci scalar. Hand-built
- * literal (rather than `power(LENGTH, -2)`) because `power()` produces
- * `-0` for unaffected bases (since `0 * -2 = -0` in IEEE 754), which
- * compares unequal under deep-strict equality even though dimensionally
- * the value is the same. Same pattern as BE-23's RESISTIVITY literal.
- */
-const INV_LENGTH_2 = { L: -2, M: 0, T: 0, I: 0, Theta: 0, N: 0, J: 0 };
-/**
- * RHS of the Benincasa-Dowker d=4 discrete Ricci scalar:
- *   (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0 - 9 N_1 + 16 N_2 - 8 N_3]
- *
- * The dimensionless geometric prefactor (4/√6) and the dimensionless
- * polynomial in dimensionless N_k counts are bundled into a single
- * dimensionless symbol stub `(4/√6)·bracket`; this preserves the
- * dimensional information without adding spurious AST structure. The
- * numerical evaluator computes the bracket explicitly (test suite
- * verifies coefficient extraction at unit-vector tuples).
- */
-export const BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_RHS = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '*',
-    args: [
-        sym('(4/sqrt(6))*[1+N_0-9N_1+16N_2-8N_3]', DIMENSIONLESS),
-        {
-            kind: 'op', op: '^',
-            args: [sym('lP', LENGTH), sym('-2', DIMENSIONLESS)],
-        },
-    ],
-};
-/** LHS: R(p) has dimension [L^-2]. */
-/** @internal */
-export const BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_LHS = sym('R_p', INV_LENGTH_2);
-/**
- * Evaluate the Benincasa-Dowker d=4 discrete Ricci scalar
- *
- *   R(p) = (4/√6) · ℓ_P^(-2) · [1 + N_0 - 9 N_1 + 16 N_2 - 8 N_3]
- *
- * @returns Ricci scalar in m^-2 (SI).
- */
-export function evaluateBenincasaDowker(input) {
-    validateFiniteInputs(input, [
-        { name: 'N_0' },
-        { name: 'N_1' },
-        { name: 'N_2' },
-        { name: 'N_3' },
-        { name: 'l_P_m', min: 0, excludeMin: true },
-    ], 'evaluateBenincasaDowker');
-    const { N_0, N_1, N_2, N_3, l_P_m } = input;
-    const bracket = 1 + N_0 - 9 * N_1 + 16 * N_2 - 8 * N_3;
-    const prefactor = 4 / Math.sqrt(6);
-    return (prefactor * bracket) / (l_P_m * l_P_m);
-}
-// --- Self-validation ---
-/**
- * Run the AST through the dimensional analyzer; both sides should be
- * [L^-2].
- */
-/** @internal */
-export function validateBE31Dimensions() {
-    return validateBEDimensions(BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_LHS, BE31_CAUSAL_SET_BD_RHS, 'BE31');
-}
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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-32-quantum-reference-frame.d.ts

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 32 — Quantum Reference Frame (QRF) overlap probability.
- *
- * Original (operator-valued) form:
- *
- *   |ψ⟩_B = ∫ dg U(g) |ψ⟩_A ⊗ |g⟩_frame
- *
- * which is operator-valued and, for non-compact symmetry groups, lacks
- * a normalisable Haar measure (current `tractability_class:
- * 'formally-divergent'`).
- *
- * Encoded scalar reduction (this module): the frame-invariant
- * Born-rule overlap probability between two states related by a
- * (single, implicit) frame transformation U(g):
- *
- *   P_overlap = |⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩|² = c² + s²
- *
- * where
- *   c = Re ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩,
- *   s = Im ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩.
- *
- * P_overlap is dimensionless and lies in [0, 1] for normalised states
- * (Born rule). This pins the canonical operationally-meaningful scalar
- * without committing to a specific symmetry group or measure.
- *
- * References:
- *   - Giacomini, Castro-Ruiz & Brukner 2019, Nat. Commun. 10:494
- *     (arXiv:1712.07207): "Quantum mechanics and the covariance of
- *     physical laws in quantum reference frames".
- *   - Vanrietvelde, Hoehn, Giacomini & Castro-Ruiz 2020, Quantum 4:225
- *     (arXiv:1809.00556): "A change of perspective: switching quantum
- *     reference frames via a perspective-neutral framework".
- *   - Bartlett, Rudolph & Spekkens 2007, Rev. Mod. Phys. 79:555
- *     (arXiv:quant-ph/0610030): "Reference frames, superselection
- *     rules, and quantum information".
- *
- * Status: speculative. The Born-rule probability `|⟨ψ_A|U(g)|ψ_B⟩|²`
- * is itself a textbook scalar — what remains speculative is the
- * QRF-bridge framing of BE-32 in this catalog (which gravitational /
- * relational structure the U(g) corresponds to). The encoding pins
- * the math; the QRF-bridge interpretation is the speculative content.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - We encode the Born-rule probability for a single (implicit)
- *     group element g. The original group-average `∫ dg ...` is
- *     deferred — it would require committing to a specific symmetry
- *     group and a Haar regulator (or an alternative regulator on a
- *     non-compact group), neither of which is in BE-32 scope.
- *   - The operator-valued U(g) is collapsed to its symbolic real and
- *     imaginary matrix-element components c and s. The AST therefore
- *     does not see the group structure; it only sees two dimensionless
- *     real numbers feeding `c² + s²`.
- *   - Born-rule guard: the numerical evaluator rejects `c² + s² > 1`
- *     (within a small floating-point tolerance) because that would
- *     mean the inputs do not correspond to overlap components of a
- *     normalised state — a signal that the caller has provided
- *     non-physical inputs rather than a genuine derived overlap.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 32: Quantum Reference Frame")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 32)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-32-quantum-reference-frame
- */
-import type { ExprNode } from '../../dimensional/validator.js';
-/**
- * Lemma AST: c² where c = Re ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Both factors are
- * the same dimensionless symbol, so the product is dimensionless.
- */
-export declare const BE32_REAL_PART_SQUARED: ExprNode;
-/**
- * Lemma AST: s² where s = Im ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Dimensionless by
- * construction (matrix elements of a unitary between normalised
- * vectors).
- */
-export declare const BE32_IMAG_PART_SQUARED: ExprNode;
-/**
- * RHS of `P_overlap = c² + s²` as a typed ExprNode tree. Both
- * summands are dimensionless, so the sum is dimensionless.
- */
-export declare const BE32_QRF_OVERLAP_RHS: ExprNode;
-/**
- * @internal — typed-arg shape for the file-local `evaluateQRFOverlap` function; not in the v0.7 public surface. See `docs/architecture/archive/v0.7-be-module-exports-audit.md` §4.
- */
-interface QRFOverlapInputs {
-    /**
-     * Real part of ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Unitless; physically ∈ [-1, 1]
-     * for normalised states. Must be finite.
-     */
-    real_part: number;
-    /**
-     * Imaginary part of ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Unitless; physically
-     * ∈ [-1, 1] for normalised states. Must be finite.
-     */
-    imag_part: number;
-}
-/**
- * Evaluate P_overlap = |⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩|² = c² + s².
- *
- * Honest-claude:
- *   - Returns the scalar Born-rule probability for a single (implicit)
- *     group element g. There is no group average / `∫ dg` — see the
- *     module-header scope notes.
- *   - Throws RangeError on non-finite inputs and on results that
- *     exceed 1 by more than `BORN_RULE_EPS` (a Born-rule violation
- *     guard catching obviously non-physical caller inputs).
- *
- * @returns P_overlap ∈ [0, 1] (dimensionless probability).
- */
-export declare function evaluateQRFOverlap(input: QRFOverlapInputs): number;
-export {};
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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-32-quantum-reference-frame.js

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 32 — Quantum Reference Frame (QRF) overlap probability.
- *
- * Original (operator-valued) form:
- *
- *   |ψ⟩_B = ∫ dg U(g) |ψ⟩_A ⊗ |g⟩_frame
- *
- * which is operator-valued and, for non-compact symmetry groups, lacks
- * a normalisable Haar measure (current `tractability_class:
- * 'formally-divergent'`).
- *
- * Encoded scalar reduction (this module): the frame-invariant
- * Born-rule overlap probability between two states related by a
- * (single, implicit) frame transformation U(g):
- *
- *   P_overlap = |⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩|² = c² + s²
- *
- * where
- *   c = Re ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩,
- *   s = Im ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩.
- *
- * P_overlap is dimensionless and lies in [0, 1] for normalised states
- * (Born rule). This pins the canonical operationally-meaningful scalar
- * without committing to a specific symmetry group or measure.
- *
- * References:
- *   - Giacomini, Castro-Ruiz & Brukner 2019, Nat. Commun. 10:494
- *     (arXiv:1712.07207): "Quantum mechanics and the covariance of
- *     physical laws in quantum reference frames".
- *   - Vanrietvelde, Hoehn, Giacomini & Castro-Ruiz 2020, Quantum 4:225
- *     (arXiv:1809.00556): "A change of perspective: switching quantum
- *     reference frames via a perspective-neutral framework".
- *   - Bartlett, Rudolph & Spekkens 2007, Rev. Mod. Phys. 79:555
- *     (arXiv:quant-ph/0610030): "Reference frames, superselection
- *     rules, and quantum information".
- *
- * Status: speculative. The Born-rule probability `|⟨ψ_A|U(g)|ψ_B⟩|²`
- * is itself a textbook scalar — what remains speculative is the
- * QRF-bridge framing of BE-32 in this catalog (which gravitational /
- * relational structure the U(g) corresponds to). The encoding pins
- * the math; the QRF-bridge interpretation is the speculative content.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - We encode the Born-rule probability for a single (implicit)
- *     group element g. The original group-average `∫ dg ...` is
- *     deferred — it would require committing to a specific symmetry
- *     group and a Haar regulator (or an alternative regulator on a
- *     non-compact group), neither of which is in BE-32 scope.
- *   - The operator-valued U(g) is collapsed to its symbolic real and
- *     imaginary matrix-element components c and s. The AST therefore
- *     does not see the group structure; it only sees two dimensionless
- *     real numbers feeding `c² + s²`.
- *   - Born-rule guard: the numerical evaluator rejects `c² + s² > 1`
- *     (within a small floating-point tolerance) because that would
- *     mean the inputs do not correspond to overlap components of a
- *     normalised state — a signal that the caller has provided
- *     non-physical inputs rather than a genuine derived overlap.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 32: Quantum Reference Frame")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 32)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-32-quantum-reference-frame
- */
-import { DIMENSIONLESS } from '../../dimensional/types.js';
-import { sym, validateFiniteInputs, validateBEDimensions } from './_be-helpers.js';
-// --- Symbolic AST ---
-/**
- * Lemma AST: c² where c = Re ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Both factors are
- * the same dimensionless symbol, so the product is dimensionless.
- */
-export const BE32_REAL_PART_SQUARED = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '*',
-    args: [
-        sym('c', DIMENSIONLESS),
-        sym('c', DIMENSIONLESS),
-    ],
-};
-/**
- * Lemma AST: s² where s = Im ⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩. Dimensionless by
- * construction (matrix elements of a unitary between normalised
- * vectors).
- */
-export const BE32_IMAG_PART_SQUARED = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '*',
-    args: [
-        sym('s', DIMENSIONLESS),
-        sym('s', DIMENSIONLESS),
-    ],
-};
-/**
- * RHS of `P_overlap = c² + s²` as a typed ExprNode tree. Both
- * summands are dimensionless, so the sum is dimensionless.
- */
-export const BE32_QRF_OVERLAP_RHS = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '+',
-    args: [
-        BE32_REAL_PART_SQUARED,
-        BE32_IMAG_PART_SQUARED,
-    ],
-};
-/** LHS: P_overlap is the Born-rule probability — dimensionless ∈ [0,1]. */
-const BE32_QRF_OVERLAP_LHS = sym('P_overlap', DIMENSIONLESS);
-// --- Numerical evaluator ---
-/**
- * Floating-point tolerance for the Born-rule guard. A computed
- * `c² + s²` may slightly exceed 1 due to IEEE-754 rounding even when
- * the inputs are physically a unit vector; we accept up to one ULP-
- * scale slack before rejecting.
- */
-const BORN_RULE_EPS = 1e-12;
-/**
- * Evaluate P_overlap = |⟨ψ_A | U(g) | ψ_B⟩|² = c² + s².
- *
- * Honest-claude:
- *   - Returns the scalar Born-rule probability for a single (implicit)
- *     group element g. There is no group average / `∫ dg` — see the
- *     module-header scope notes.
- *   - Throws RangeError on non-finite inputs and on results that
- *     exceed 1 by more than `BORN_RULE_EPS` (a Born-rule violation
- *     guard catching obviously non-physical caller inputs).
- *
- * @returns P_overlap ∈ [0, 1] (dimensionless probability).
- */
-export function evaluateQRFOverlap(input) {
-    validateFiniteInputs(input, [{ name: 'real_part' }, { name: 'imag_part' }], 'evaluateQRFOverlap');
-    const { real_part, imag_part } = input;
-    const p = real_part * real_part + imag_part * imag_part;
-    // Non-standard post-computation Born-rule check — kept inline because
-    // it depends on the computed `p`, not on a single input field, and
-    // emits bespoke "Born-rule violation" prose for caller diagnosis.
-    if (p > 1.0 + BORN_RULE_EPS) {
-        throw new RangeError(`evaluateQRFOverlap: Born-rule violation — c² + s² = ${p} > 1 ` +
-            `(real_part=${real_part}, imag_part=${imag_part}). Inputs do not ` +
-            `correspond to overlap components of a normalised state.`);
-    }
-    return p;
-}
-// --- Self-validation ---
-/**
- * Run the AST through the dimensional analyzer; LHS and RHS should
- * both be DIMENSIONLESS.
- */
-function validateBE32Dimensions() {
-    return validateBEDimensions(BE32_QRF_OVERLAP_LHS, BE32_QRF_OVERLAP_RHS, 'BE32');
-}
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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 33 — Quantum-Classical Critical Point Mapping
- * (Hertz-Millis finite-temperature correlation-length scaling).
- *
- *   ξ_quantum(T) = ξ_0 · (T/T_0)^(-1/z)
- *
- * z = 1 (Lorentz-invariant QCP) → exponent -1/z = -1.
- *
- * Reference: Hertz 1976 *Phys. Rev. B* 14:1165 (original Hertz-Millis
- * theory); Millis 1993 *Phys. Rev. B* 48:7183 (Hertz-Millis at finite-T);
- * Sondhi-Girvin-Carini-Shahar 1997 *Rev. Mod. Phys.* 69:315; Sachdev
- * 2011 *Quantum Phase Transitions* 2nd ed. Ch. 11.
- *
- * Status: speculative.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - **Exponent corrected 2026-05-20.** The earlier encoding used the
- *     exponent -ν/z (pinned -0.71 for "3D Heisenberg, ν≈0.71"). That was
- *     wrong: at a quantum critical point the *spatial correlation length
- *     as a function of temperature* scales as ξ ~ T^(-1/z). The dynamic
- *     exponent z alone sets the temperature dependence (temperature fixes
- *     the thermal length L_T ~ T^(-1/z)); the correlation-length exponent
- *     ν governs the *T=0 tuning-parameter* divergence ξ ~ |g-g_c|^(-ν), a
- *     different axis. ν cancels out of the scaling function at the
- *     critical coupling. Confirmed by literature check against the
- *     QCP-scaling reviews (cond-mat/0503298 states ξ ~ (T/Tc)^(-1/z)
- *     explicitly) — this closes the prior `notes` honest-claude flag that
- *     the -ν/z vs -1/z convention was not WebFetch-confirmed.
- *   - The AST `^` op requires a literal-numeric exponent. We pin the
- *     symbolic exponent to -1 (the z = 1 Lorentz-invariant case).
- *   - Dimensional analysis is exponent-agnostic anyway: a dimensionless
- *     ratio raised to any real number stays dimensionless, so the
- *     exponent value only fixes the bracket-check scaling, not the
- *     dimensional inference.
- *   - Universality-class caveat: canonical itinerant Hertz-Millis sits
- *     *above its upper critical dimension* (mean-field exponents; z = 2
- *     antiferromagnetic / z = 3 ferromagnetic per Millis 1993). The
- *     "3D Heisenberg, z = 1" framing is a z = 1 Lorentz-invariant QCP
- *     (e.g. an insulating quantum antiferromagnet), not itinerant
- *     Hertz-Millis — see the `known_issues` entry on the catalog index.
- *     The exponent fix above is independent of universality class:
- *     ξ ~ T^(-1/z) holds whatever (ν, z) are.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 33: Quantum-Classical Critical Point Mapping")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 33)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-33-hertz-millis
- */
-import type { ExprNode, DimensionValidationReport } from '../../dimensional/validator.js';
-/**
- * RHS of Hertz-Millis correlation length:
- *   ξ_0 · (T/T_0)^(-1/z)
- *
- * The dimensionless ratio T/T_0 is raised to -1 (= -1/z for the z = 1
- * Lorentz-invariant case); the result remains [length] because
- * (1)^anything = 1 and we multiply by ξ_0 [L].
- */
-export declare const BE33_HERTZ_MILLIS_RHS: ExprNode;
-/** LHS: ξ has dimension [length]. */
-/** @internal */
-export declare const BE33_HERTZ_MILLIS_LHS: ExprNode;
-/**
- * @internal — typed-arg shape for the file-local `evaluateHertzMillis` function; not in the v0.7 public surface. See `docs/architecture/archive/v0.7-be-module-exports-audit.md` §4.
- */
-interface HertzMillisInputs {
-    /** Reference correlation length ξ_0 (m). Must be > 0 and finite. */
-    xi_0_m: number;
-    /** Temperature T (K). Must be > 0 and finite. */
-    T_K: number;
-    /** Reference temperature T_0 (K). Must be > 0 and finite. */
-    T_0_K: number;
-    /**
-     * Static correlation-length exponent ν (dimensionless). Retained as an
-     * input for API stability and physical completeness — ν is the exponent
-     * of the *T=0 tuning-parameter* divergence ξ ~ |g-g_c|^(-ν). As of the
-     * 2026-05-20 exponent correction it does NOT enter the finite-T
-     * correlation-length formula, which is ξ ~ (T/T_0)^(-1/z). Still
-     * validated as finite if supplied.
-     */
-    nu: number;
-    /** Dynamic exponent z (dimensionless, must be non-zero; e.g. 1 for a Lorentz-invariant QCP). */
-    z: number;
-}
-/**
- * Evaluate the Hertz-Millis finite-temperature correlation length
- *
- *   ξ(T) = ξ_0 · (T/T_0)^(-1/z)
- *
- * The temperature dependence at the quantum critical coupling is set by
- * the dynamic exponent z alone — see the module docstring for why ν does
- * not appear (corrected 2026-05-20). The result is independent of `nu`.
- *
- * @returns Correlation length in metres.
- */
-export declare function evaluateHertzMillis(input: HertzMillisInputs): number;
-/**
- * Run the AST through the dimensional analyzer; both sides should be
- * [length].
- */
-/** @internal */
-export declare function validateBE33Dimensions(): DimensionValidationReport;
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