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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-50-wheeler-feynman.d.ts

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 50 — Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory / time-symmetric
- * gauge field.
- *
- *   Original (Wave P-A canonical):
- *     A_μ(x) = (1/2) [A_μ^ret(x) + A_μ^adv(x)]
- *
- *   Encoded reduction (Wave Z, OpenAI scalar reduction):
- *     r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv)
- *
- * The encoded scalar `r_TS` is the *time-symmetry residual*: a
- * dimensionless ratio that vanishes identically (≡ 0) in
- * Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory. Under the absorber boundary
- * condition (every emitted disturbance is fully absorbed by future
- * matter), the half-retarded-plus-half-advanced symmetric form is
- * physically equivalent to retarded-only Maxwell, and the residual
- * captures any deviation from that equivalence as a dimensionless
- * asymmetry parameter.
- *
- * **Structural form available (v0.7)**: `BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_PREDICATE_STRUCTURAL`
- * re-expresses the time-symmetry residual as a `TimeSymmetryPredicateNode`
- * from `src/dimensional/gauge-field.ts`. The structural form makes the
- * "two-arrow-of-time" architecture explicit at the AST level (additive
- * new export; existing scalar exports are unchanged).
- *
- * References:
- *   - Wheeler & Feynman 1945 Rev. Mod. Phys. 17:157 — "Interaction with
- *     the Absorber as the Mechanism of Radiation".
- *   - Wheeler & Feynman 1949 Rev. Mod. Phys. 21:425 — "Classical
- *     Electrodynamics in Terms of Direct Interparticle Action".
- *   - Cramer 1986 Rev. Mod. Phys. 58:647 — "The Transactional
- *     Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics".
- *   - Hoyle & Narlikar 1995 Rev. Mod. Phys. 67:113 — "Cosmology and
- *     action-at-a-distance electrodynamics".
- *
- * Status: highly-speculative. The absorber boundary condition is
- * empirically untested in QFT; the dimensional content of the gauge-
- * field identity (A_ret and A_adv share dim, ratio is dimensionless)
- * is canonical, but the bridge framing as "retrocausal QFT" is
- * conjectural.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - The encoded scalar is a **ratio**: it captures the time-symmetry
- *     claim dimensionlessly without committing to a specific gauge-
- *     field SI dim convention (Heaviside-Lorentz vs Gaussian vs SI).
- *   - A_ret and A_adv share dimension by construction (both are
- *     A_μ^ret/adv solutions of the same wave equation with the same
- *     source). We pin them to a generic gauge-field dim — the SI dim
- *     of the magnetic vector potential A: V·s/m = kg·m/(A·s²),
- *     i.e. { L: 1, M: 1, T: -2, I: -1 }.
- *   - The numerator (A_ret − A_adv) and denominator (A_ret + A_adv)
- *     each have gauge-field dim; the ratio is dimensionless [1].
- *   - The "≡ 0" identity-pin assumes the absorber boundary condition;
- *     any non-zero residual measures retrocausal-asymmetry violation.
- *   - This encoding pins only the dimensional structure; it does NOT
- *     bridge the absorber-theory claim to mainstream QFT.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 50: Wheeler-Feynman")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 50)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-50-wheeler-feynman
- */
-import type { ExprNode } from '../../dimensional/validator.js';
-import { Dimension } from '../../dimensional/types.js';
-/**
- * SI dimension of the magnetic vector potential A_μ:
- *   [A] = V·s/m = kg·m/(A·s²) = { L: 1, M: 1, T: -2, I: -1 }.
- *
- * Both A_ret and A_adv share this dim by construction (each is a
- * Liénard-Wiechert-type solution of the same inhomogeneous wave
- * equation with retarded vs advanced Green's function).
- */
-export declare const MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL: Dimension;
-/**
- * Numerator of the time-symmetry residual: (A_ret − A_adv).
- * Carries gauge-field dim by virtue of subtracting same-dim operands.
- */
-export declare const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_NUMERATOR: ExprNode;
-/**
- * Denominator of the time-symmetry residual: (A_ret + A_adv).
- * Carries gauge-field dim by virtue of adding same-dim operands.
- *
- * Up to the conventional 1/2 factor in the original Wheeler-Feynman
- * form `A_μ = (1/2)(A_ret + A_adv)`, this is twice the symmetric gauge
- * field. The dimensionless ratio cancels the 1/2, so we encode
- * (A_ret + A_adv) directly.
- */
-export declare const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_DENOMINATOR: ExprNode;
-/**
- * RHS of the time-symmetry residual:
- *   r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv).
- * Dimensionless [1] — gauge-field dim cancels in the ratio.
- */
-export declare const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_RHS: ExprNode;
-/**
- * @internal — typed-arg shape for the file-local `evaluateWF` function; not in the v0.7 public surface. See `docs/architecture/archive/v0.7-be-module-exports-audit.md` §4.
- */
-interface WFInputs {
-    /** Retarded gauge-field amplitude A_ret in V·s/m (or arbitrary same-unit amplitude). */
-    A_retarded: number;
-    /** Advanced gauge-field amplitude A_adv in V·s/m (or arbitrary same-unit amplitude). */
-    A_advanced: number;
-}
-/**
- * Evaluate the time-symmetry residual r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv).
- *
- * Honest-claude: returns 0 exactly when A_ret = A_adv (canonical
- * absorber-theory identity), ±1 in the pure-retarded / pure-advanced
- * limits, and is scale-invariant under common rescaling of both
- * fields. Throws RangeError if either input is non-finite or if the
- * sum is exactly zero (division by zero).
- *
- * @returns Dimensionless residual.
- */
-export declare function evaluateWFTimeSymmetry(input: WFInputs): number;
-export {};
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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-50-wheeler-feynman.js

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 50 — Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory / time-symmetric
- * gauge field.
- *
- *   Original (Wave P-A canonical):
- *     A_μ(x) = (1/2) [A_μ^ret(x) + A_μ^adv(x)]
- *
- *   Encoded reduction (Wave Z, OpenAI scalar reduction):
- *     r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv)
- *
- * The encoded scalar `r_TS` is the *time-symmetry residual*: a
- * dimensionless ratio that vanishes identically (≡ 0) in
- * Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory. Under the absorber boundary
- * condition (every emitted disturbance is fully absorbed by future
- * matter), the half-retarded-plus-half-advanced symmetric form is
- * physically equivalent to retarded-only Maxwell, and the residual
- * captures any deviation from that equivalence as a dimensionless
- * asymmetry parameter.
- *
- * **Structural form available (v0.7)**: `BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_PREDICATE_STRUCTURAL`
- * re-expresses the time-symmetry residual as a `TimeSymmetryPredicateNode`
- * from `src/dimensional/gauge-field.ts`. The structural form makes the
- * "two-arrow-of-time" architecture explicit at the AST level (additive
- * new export; existing scalar exports are unchanged).
- *
- * References:
- *   - Wheeler & Feynman 1945 Rev. Mod. Phys. 17:157 — "Interaction with
- *     the Absorber as the Mechanism of Radiation".
- *   - Wheeler & Feynman 1949 Rev. Mod. Phys. 21:425 — "Classical
- *     Electrodynamics in Terms of Direct Interparticle Action".
- *   - Cramer 1986 Rev. Mod. Phys. 58:647 — "The Transactional
- *     Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics".
- *   - Hoyle & Narlikar 1995 Rev. Mod. Phys. 67:113 — "Cosmology and
- *     action-at-a-distance electrodynamics".
- *
- * Status: highly-speculative. The absorber boundary condition is
- * empirically untested in QFT; the dimensional content of the gauge-
- * field identity (A_ret and A_adv share dim, ratio is dimensionless)
- * is canonical, but the bridge framing as "retrocausal QFT" is
- * conjectural.
- *
- * Honest-claude scope notes:
- *   - The encoded scalar is a **ratio**: it captures the time-symmetry
- *     claim dimensionlessly without committing to a specific gauge-
- *     field SI dim convention (Heaviside-Lorentz vs Gaussian vs SI).
- *   - A_ret and A_adv share dimension by construction (both are
- *     A_μ^ret/adv solutions of the same wave equation with the same
- *     source). We pin them to a generic gauge-field dim — the SI dim
- *     of the magnetic vector potential A: V·s/m = kg·m/(A·s²),
- *     i.e. { L: 1, M: 1, T: -2, I: -1 }.
- *   - The numerator (A_ret − A_adv) and denominator (A_ret + A_adv)
- *     each have gauge-field dim; the ratio is dimensionless [1].
- *   - The "≡ 0" identity-pin assumes the absorber boundary condition;
- *     any non-zero residual measures retrocausal-asymmetry violation.
- *   - This encoding pins only the dimensional structure; it does NOT
- *     bridge the absorber-theory claim to mainstream QFT.
- *
- * @see docs/specification/Part-II.md ("Bridge Equation 50: Wheeler-Feynman")
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 50)
- * @module bridges/equations/be-50-wheeler-feynman
- */
-import { DIMENSIONLESS, } from '../../dimensional/types.js';
-import { sym, validateFiniteInputs, validateBEDimensions } from './_be-helpers.js';
-// --- Symbolic AST ---
-/**
- * SI dimension of the magnetic vector potential A_μ:
- *   [A] = V·s/m = kg·m/(A·s²) = { L: 1, M: 1, T: -2, I: -1 }.
- *
- * Both A_ret and A_adv share this dim by construction (each is a
- * Liénard-Wiechert-type solution of the same inhomogeneous wave
- * equation with retarded vs advanced Green's function).
- */
-export const MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL = {
-    L: 1, M: 1, T: -2, I: -1, Theta: 0, N: 0, J: 0,
-};
-/** Retarded gauge field A_μ^ret. Gauge-field dim. */
-const BE50_RETARDED_FIELD = sym('A_ret', MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL);
-/** Advanced gauge field A_μ^adv. Gauge-field dim. */
-const BE50_ADVANCED_FIELD = sym('A_adv', MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL);
-/**
- * Numerator of the time-symmetry residual: (A_ret − A_adv).
- * Carries gauge-field dim by virtue of subtracting same-dim operands.
- */
-export const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_NUMERATOR = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '-',
-    args: [BE50_RETARDED_FIELD, BE50_ADVANCED_FIELD],
-};
-/**
- * Denominator of the time-symmetry residual: (A_ret + A_adv).
- * Carries gauge-field dim by virtue of adding same-dim operands.
- *
- * Up to the conventional 1/2 factor in the original Wheeler-Feynman
- * form `A_μ = (1/2)(A_ret + A_adv)`, this is twice the symmetric gauge
- * field. The dimensionless ratio cancels the 1/2, so we encode
- * (A_ret + A_adv) directly.
- */
-export const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_DENOMINATOR = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '+',
-    args: [BE50_RETARDED_FIELD, BE50_ADVANCED_FIELD],
-};
-/**
- * RHS of the time-symmetry residual:
- *   r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv).
- * Dimensionless [1] — gauge-field dim cancels in the ratio.
- */
-export const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_RHS = {
-    kind: 'op', op: '/',
-    args: [BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_NUMERATOR, BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_DENOMINATOR],
-};
-/**
- * LHS: r_TS — the dimensionless time-symmetry residual scalar.
- * Identically 0 under the Wheeler-Feynman absorber boundary condition.
- */
-const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_LHS = sym('r_TS', DIMENSIONLESS);
-/**
- * Evaluate the time-symmetry residual r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv).
- *
- * Honest-claude: returns 0 exactly when A_ret = A_adv (canonical
- * absorber-theory identity), ±1 in the pure-retarded / pure-advanced
- * limits, and is scale-invariant under common rescaling of both
- * fields. Throws RangeError if either input is non-finite or if the
- * sum is exactly zero (division by zero).
- *
- * @returns Dimensionless residual.
- */
-export function evaluateWFTimeSymmetry(input) {
-    validateFiniteInputs(input, [
-        { name: 'A_retarded' },
-        { name: 'A_advanced' },
-    ], 'evaluateWFTimeSymmetry');
-    const { A_retarded, A_advanced } = input;
-    const denom = A_retarded + A_advanced;
-    if (denom === 0) {
-        throw new RangeError(`evaluateWFTimeSymmetry: A_retarded + A_advanced === 0 (division by zero); ` +
-            `the residual is undefined when retarded and advanced amplitudes cancel exactly.`);
-    }
-    return (A_retarded - A_advanced) / denom;
-}
-// --- Self-validation ---
-/**
- * Run the AST through the dimensional analyzer; LHS and RHS should
- * both be DIMENSIONLESS.
- */
-function validateBE50Dimensions() {
-    return validateBEDimensions(BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_LHS, BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_RHS, 'BE50');
-}
-// --- Structural form (v0.7 BE-50 re-encoding) ---
-/**
- * Retarded gauge potential A_μ^ret for the structural predicate.
- *
- * Uses `MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL` dim (SI: V·s/m = kg·m/(A·s²)),
- * matching the scalar encoding's `BE50_RETARDED_FIELD` dim.
- * Arrow-of-time tagged `'retarded'` per the Wheeler-Feynman 1945
- * Liénard-Wiechert retarded Green's function convention.
- */
-const BE50_RETARDED_GAUGE_NODE = {
-    kind: 'gauge-field',
-    name: 'A_ret',
-    arrowOfTime: 'retarded',
-    dim: MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL,
-};
-/**
- * Advanced gauge potential A_μ^adv for the structural predicate.
- *
- * Uses `MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL` dim, matching `BE50_ADVANCED_FIELD`.
- * Arrow-of-time tagged `'advanced'` per the Wheeler-Feynman 1945
- * advanced Green's function convention.
- */
-const BE50_ADVANCED_GAUGE_NODE = {
-    kind: 'gauge-field',
-    name: 'A_adv',
-    arrowOfTime: 'advanced',
-    dim: MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL,
-};
-/**
- * Structural `TimeSymmetryPredicateNode` for Bridge Equation 50.
- *
- * Re-expresses the dimensionless time-symmetry residual
- *
- *   r_TS = (A_ret − A_adv) / (A_ret + A_adv)
- *
- * as a `TimeSymmetryPredicateNode` from `src/dimensional/gauge-field.ts`.
- * The structural form makes explicit:
- *
- *   - The "two-arrow-of-time" architecture (retarded vs advanced).
- *   - The epsilon bound: `1e-2` (Cramer 1986 Rev. Mod. Phys. 58:647
- *     §VII experimental constraint on |r_TS| for electromagnetic
- *     transactions).
- *   - Dimensional consistency: both fields carry `MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL`
- *     dim; the ratio is dimensionless by cancellation.
- *
- * This is an ADDITIVE new export. The existing scalar exports
- * (`BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_RESIDUAL_RHS`, `BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_NUMERATOR`,
- * `BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_DENOMINATOR`, `MAGNETIC_VECTOR_POTENTIAL`,
- * `evaluateWFTimeSymmetry`) are unchanged.
- *
- * Validation: `import { validateTimeSymmetryPredicate } from
- * '../../dimensional/gauge-field.js'` and call
- * `validateTimeSymmetryPredicate(BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_PREDICATE_STRUCTURAL)`.
- *
- * References:
- *   - Wheeler & Feynman 1945 Rev. Mod. Phys. 17:157 §2–3
- *   - Cramer 1986 Rev. Mod. Phys. 58:647 §VII (experimental bound)
- *
- * @public
- */
-const BE50_TIME_SYMMETRY_PREDICATE_STRUCTURAL = {
-    kind: 'time-symmetry-predicate',
-    retarded: BE50_RETARDED_GAUGE_NODE,
-    advanced: BE50_ADVANCED_GAUGE_NODE,
-    // Cramer 1986 §VII experimental bound on the time-symmetry residual
-    // for physical electromagnetic transactions: |r_TS| < 10^-2.
-    epsilon: 1e-2,
-};
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package/dist/bridges/equations/be-53-yang-mills-beta.d.ts

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-/**
- * Bridge Equation 53 — Yang-Mills one-loop β-function (asymptotic freedom).
- *
- * For a non-Abelian gauge theory with gauge group G coupled to N_f Dirac
- * fermions in the fundamental representation, the one-loop RG β-function
- * governing the running of the gauge coupling g is:
- *
- *   β(g) = −b₀ g³ / (16π²) + O(g⁵)
- *
- * where the one-loop coefficient b₀ for gauge group SU(N_c) with N_f
- * Dirac fermion flavors in the fundamental representation is:
- *
- *   b₀ = (11/3) C₂(G) − (4/3) T(R) N_f
- *      = (11/3) N_c   − (4/3) (1/2) N_f      [for SU(N_c) fundamental]
- *      = (11/3) N_c   − (2/3) N_f
- *
- * Here:
- *   - C₂(G) = N_c is the quadratic Casimir of the adjoint representation of
- *     SU(N_c) (structure-constant contraction f^{abc} f^{abc} / dim(G)).
- *   - T(R) = 1/2 is the index of the fundamental representation
- *     (Tr(T^a T^b) = T(R) δ^{ab}, T(fund) = 1/2 for SU(N)).
- *
- * **Asymptotic freedom** — the hallmark result of Gross, Wilczek, and Politzer
- * (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2004):
- *   - When b₀ > 0 the β-function is negative for g > 0, so the coupling
- *     decreases as the RG scale k rises: g → 0 in the UV.
- *   - The UV fixed point is g* = 0 (the Gaussian / free-theory fixed point).
- *   - QCD (SU(3), N_f = 6): b₀ = (11/3)·3 − (2/3)·6 = 11 − 4 = 7 > 0 ✓
- *   - The asymptotic-freedom boundary is b₀ = 0, reached at
- *     N_f = (11/2) N_c (≈ 16.5 for SU(3)). For N_f > (11/2) N_c the coupling
- *     runs in the infrared-free direction (analogous to QED).
- *
- * **Structural dual of BE-39** — the `BetaFunctionNode` encoding here is
- * deliberately structurally identical to BE-39's `BE39_BETA_G_STRUCTURAL`
- * (single-coupling flow, polynomial expansion, fixed-point pin) but the
- * physics is the opposite: BE-39 seeks a non-Gaussian fixed point at
- * (g*, λ*) ≠ (0, 0), whereas BE-53 has the UV fixed point at g* = 0. Both
- * are representable with identical AST shape — demonstrating the
- * `BetaFunctionNode` primitives are flow-direction-agnostic.
- *
- * @see src/dimensional/rg-flow.ts (BetaFunctionNode + RGCouplingNode)
- * @see src/bridges/equations/be-39-asymptotic-safety.ts (two-coupling NGFP dual)
- * @see src/bridges/index.ts BRIDGE_EQUATIONS.find(e => e.id === 53)
- *
- * @references
- *   - Gross & Wilczek 1973 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 30:1343
- *     ("Ultraviolet Behavior of Non-Abelian Gauge Theories")
- *   - Politzer 1973 *Phys. Rev. Lett.* 30:1346
- *     ("Reliable Perturbative Results for Strong Interactions?")
- *   - Peskin & Schroeder 1995 "An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory" §16
- *     (canonical textbook derivation of one-loop non-Abelian β-function)
- *
- * @module bridges/equations/be-53-yang-mills-beta
- */
-import type { ExprNode } from '../../dimensional/validator.js';
-import type { BetaFunctionNode, RGCouplingNode } from '../../dimensional/rg-flow.js';
-/**
- * `RGCouplingNode` for the Yang-Mills gauge coupling g.
- *
- * In the RG sense, g is the dimensionless gauge coupling of the non-Abelian
- * Yang-Mills theory (or QCD for SU(3)). At one-loop the flow is governed by
- * the single-coupling β-function β(g) = −b₀ g³/(16π²).
- *
- * @public
- */
-export declare const BE53_COUPLING_G: RGCouplingNode;
-/**
- * RHS of the one-loop Yang-Mills β-function:
- *
- *   β(g) = −b₀ g³ / (16π²)
- *
- * Encoded as:
- *
- *   (−b₀/(16π²)) · g³
- *
- * where `−b₀_over_16pi2` is a dimensionless signed coefficient stub and
- * `g^3` is the explicit polynomial factor. All symbols are dimensionless;
- * the result is dimensionless per RG-discipline.
- *
- * The stub name `minus_b0_over_16pi2` is a typed-stub absorbing the
- * combined coefficient −b₀/(16π²) — consistent with the Bridge-encoding
- * patterns documented in CLAUDE.md (Wave Z). At numerical evaluation time
- * this coefficient is replaced by the concrete QCD or SU(N_c) value.
- */
-export declare const BE53_BETA_G_RHS: ExprNode;
-/** LHS: β(g) is dimensionless. */
-/** @internal */
-export declare const BE53_BETA_G_LHS: ExprNode;
-/**
- * Structural β-function for the Yang-Mills gauge coupling.
- *
- * `BetaFunctionNode` with a single-coupling flow direction `(g)` and UV
- * fixed point pinned at g* = 0 (asymptotic freedom). The polynomial
- * expansion is the one-loop RHS `−b₀ g³/(16π²)` encoded as an explicit
- * product AST.
- *
- * This is the structural dual of `BE39_BETA_G_STRUCTURAL` (two-coupling
- * asymptotic-safety flow with NGFP at (g*, λ*) ≠ (0, 0)). The `couplings`
- * array has length 1 here, demonstrating the primitives work for
- * single-coupling flows as well as multi-coupling ones.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export declare const BE53_BETA_G_STRUCTURAL: BetaFunctionNode;
-/**
- * Input parameters for `evaluateYangMillsBeta`.
- *
- * @public
- */
-interface YangMillsBetaInputs {
-    /**
-     * Gauge coupling g at the RG scale of interest. Must be finite.
-     * The physical interpretation is the strong-coupling constant
-     * g_s (related to αs = g_s² / (4π)).
-     */
-    g: number;
-    /**
-     * Number of colors N_c (gauge-group rank). For QCD, N_c = 3. Must be a
-     * positive finite integer.
-     */
-    N_c: number;
-    /**
-     * Number of active Dirac fermion flavors N_f in the fundamental
-     * representation. For QCD at high energy (above all quark thresholds),
-     * N_f = 6. Must be a non-negative finite number.
-     */
-    N_f: number;
-}
-/**
- * Evaluate the one-loop Yang-Mills β-function for SU(N_c) with N_f
- * fundamental Dirac flavors:
- *
- *   b₀ = (11/3) N_c − (2/3) N_f
- *   β(g) = −b₀ g³ / (16π²)
- *
- * The UV fixed point is at g* = 0 when b₀ > 0 (asymptotic freedom). For
- * QCD (N_c = 3, N_f = 6): b₀ = 11 − 4 = 7, β(g) = −7 g³/(16π²).
- *
- * @returns Dimensionless β(g) value (k ∂_k g at one loop).
- * @throws `RangeError` if any input is non-finite, or N_c ≤ 0, or N_f < 0.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export declare function evaluateYangMillsBeta(input: YangMillsBetaInputs): number;
-/**
- * Compute the one-loop coefficient b₀ for SU(N_c) with N_f fundamental
- * Dirac flavors:
- *
- *   b₀ = (11/3) N_c − (2/3) N_f
- *
- * When b₀ > 0 the theory is asymptotically free; the asymptotic-freedom
- * boundary is at N_f = (11/2) N_c.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export declare function computeB0(N_c: number, N_f: number): number;
-/** Sign of the one-loop coefficient. Not a confrontation. @public */
-export type OneLoopCoefficientSign = 'positive' | 'zero' | 'negative';
-/**
- * Whether `b₀` is positive, zero, or negative for a stated `(N_c, N_f)`.
- * The label is the one-loop coefficient. This is not a data test.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export interface OneLoopCoefficientStatement {
-    readonly label: 'one-loop coefficient';
-    readonly sign: OneLoopCoefficientSign;
-    readonly b0: number;
-}
-/**
- * State the sign of `b₀ = (11/3) N_c − (2/3) N_f`. Positive is asymptotic
- * freedom in this one-loop truncation. The statement is the coefficient,
- * not a residual against a measurement.
- *
- * @public
- */
-export declare function oneLoopCoefficientStatement(N_c: number, N_f: number): OneLoopCoefficientStatement;
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