universal-physics-tensor 8.0.0 → 10.0.0

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

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 /**
- * Generated from `formal/physjs/manifest.json`. Do not edit by hand.
+ * Generated from `formal/physjs/manifest.json` and `formal/physjs/theorem-files.json`.
+ * Do not edit by hand.
  * `bun run physjs:table` rewrites this file. A stale copy fails the docs gate,
  * and a hand-edited theorem fails `atlas:formal-gate`.
  */
 /** PhysJS commit recorded by the vendored manifest. */
-export const PHYSJS_COMMIT = "10e48f140c0e9fad3c50e5e5538124c52b3e732c";
+export const PHYSJS_COMMIT = "a239a7085722f71f8d84b57407ccb1acdeda7b5b";
 /** Lean toolchain recorded by the vendored manifest. */
 export const PHYSJS_TOOLCHAIN = "leanprover/lean4:v4.34.1";
 /** Mathlib version recorded by the vendored manifest. */
 export const PHYSJS_MATHLIB = "v4.34.1";
 /** PhysLib commit recorded by the vendored manifest. */
 export const PHYSJS_PHYS_LIB = "af484f78ee0701290595f8bf892b157b10d64940";
-/** Compiled entry table copied from the vendored manifest entries. */
+/**
+ * Compiled entry table copied from the vendored manifest entries. Each
+ * statement, nested ones included, carries its manifest kind and the Lean file
+ * that declares it; each nested statement is named by its manifest field.
+ */
 export const PHYSJS_ENTRIES = [
     {
         key: "ab-kg-schrodinger",
         bridgeId: "ab-kg-schrodinger",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.KgSchrodinger.covers_bound_delta",
+        file: "KgSchrodinger.lean",
         covers: "bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        planeWave: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.KgSchrodinger.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
-            covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "planeWave",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.KgSchrodinger.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
+                file: "KgSchrodinger.lean",
+                covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-klein-gordon-wave",
         bridgeId: "ab-klein-gordon-wave",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.KleinGordonWave.covers_bound_delta",
+        file: "KleinGordonWave.lean",
         covers: "bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        planeWave: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.KleinGordonWave.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
-            covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "planeWave",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.KleinGordonWave.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
+                file: "KleinGordonWave.lean",
+                covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-stiff-string",
         bridgeId: "ab-stiff-string",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.StiffString.covers_bound_delta",
+        file: "StiffString.lean",
         covers: "bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        planeWave: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.StiffString.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
-            covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "planeWave",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.StiffString.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
+                file: "StiffString.lean",
+                covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-telegraph-diffusion",
         bridgeId: "ab-telegraph-diffusion",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphDiffusion.covers_bound_delta",
+        file: "TelegraphDiffusion.lean",
         covers: "bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        planeWave: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphDiffusion.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
-            covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "planeWave",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphDiffusion.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
+                file: "TelegraphDiffusion.lean",
+                covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-telegraph-wave",
         bridgeId: "ab-telegraph-wave",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphWave.covers_bound_delta",
+        file: "TelegraphWave.lean",
         covers: "bound.delta exactly, at the dispersion relation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        planeWave: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphWave.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
-            covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "planeWave",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.TelegraphWave.planeWave_iff_dispersion",
+                file: "TelegraphWave.lean",
+                covers: "a plane wave solves the PDE iff ω(k) obeys the dispersion relation",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-pendulum-linear",
         bridgeId: "ab-pendulum-linear",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Pendulum.linearizedEquationOfMotion_iff",
+        file: "Pendulum.lean",
         covers: "the transformation, not bound.delta",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
         imports: "ClassicalMechanics.SimplePendulum.linearizedEquationOfMotion_iff",
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-kg-oscillator",
         bridgeId: "ab-kg-oscillator",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.KgOscillator.uniform_solves_equationOfMotion",
+        file: "KgOscillator.lean",
         covers: "the restriction, in Physlib's own terms",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-spring-lc",
         bridgeId: "ab-spring-lc",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.SpringLc.time_rescale_equationOfMotion",
+        file: "OscillatorDictionary.lean",
         covers: "the oscillator dictionary",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-damped-rlc",
         bridgeId: "ab-damped-rlc",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.DampedRlc.time_rescale_equationOfMotion",
+        file: "OscillatorDictionary.lean",
         covers: "the oscillator dictionary",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "ab-wave-dalembert",
         bridgeId: "ab-wave-dalembert",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.WaveDalembert.solution_eq_profiles",
+        file: "WaveDalembert.lean",
         covers: "the missing direction of d'Alembert's formula",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-64",
         bridgeId: "be-64",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Eddington.balance_iff",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the r² cancellation in the Eddington force balance, not a hard cap",
+        file: "Eddington.lean",
+        covers: "the r² cancellation in the Eddington force balance, not a hard cap",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-53",
         bridgeId: "be-53",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "YangMills.lean",
+        covers: "b₀ > 0 iff N_f ≤ 16 for SU(3), not a running procedure past one loop",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "oneLoop",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.YangMills.alphaRun_hasDerivAt",
+                file: "YangMills.lean",
+                covers: "α(t) = α₀ / (1 + b₀ α₀ t / (2π)) solves the one-loop running equation where the denominator is positive",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-58",
         bridgeId: "be-58",
+        kind: "limit",
         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",
+        file: "JohnsonNyquist.lean",
+        covers: "the classical Johnson–Nyquist spectrum is the ω → 0⁺ limit of the quantum parent, not the fluctuation–dissipation theorem",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-38",
         bridgeId: "be-38",
+        kind: "limit",
         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",
+        file: "Mond.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "inversion",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.Mond.mu_inversion",
+                file: "Mond.lean",
+                covers: "for z > 0, y = z ν(z) satisfies y² / √(1 + y²) = z, which inverts μ(x) = x / √(1 + x²)",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-13",
         bridgeId: "be-13",
+        kind: "reduction",
         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: "covers its statement only",
-        leanProof: "complete",
-        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        file: "Einstein.lean",
+        covers: "contracting G_μν + Λ g_μν = κ T_μν in four dimensions gives R = 4Λ − κ T, not Jacobson's thermodynamic derivation",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "vacuum",
+                kind: "reduction",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.Einstein.vacuum_density",
+                file: "Einstein.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "corollary",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.Einstein.friedmann_corollary",
+                file: "VacuumFriedmann.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-34",
         bridgeId: "be-34",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "KibbleZurek.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-42",
         bridgeId: "be-42",
+        kind: "cross-check",
         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",
+        file: "HawkingUnruh.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-24",
         bridgeId: "be-24",
+        kind: "cross-check",
         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",
+        file: "Fret.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-19",
         bridgeId: "be-19",
+        kind: "cross-check",
         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",
+        file: "QuantumBounce.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-16",
         bridgeId: "be-16",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Landauer.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-29",
         bridgeId: "be-29",
+        kind: "property",
         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",
+        file: "Jarzynski.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-11",
         bridgeId: "be-11",
+        kind: "property",
         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",
+        file: "Lindblad.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-65",
         bridgeId: "be-65",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Jeans.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-51",
         bridgeId: "be-51",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Deflection.lean",
+        covers: "(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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-61",
         bridgeId: "be-61",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Sommerfeld.lean",
+        covers: "∫_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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-12",
         bridgeId: "be-12",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "ThermalDeBroglie.lean",
+        covers: "√(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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-59",
         bridgeId: "be-59",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Josephson.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-55",
         bridgeId: "be-55",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "QuantumHall.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-60",
         bridgeId: "be-60",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Laughlin.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-21",
         bridgeId: "be-21",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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)",
+        file: "Kss.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-14",
         bridgeId: "be-14",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "PlanckArea.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-43",
         bridgeId: "be-43",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "PlanckArea.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-37",
         bridgeId: "be-37",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Shapiro.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-54",
         bridgeId: "be-54",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "RandallSundrum.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "friedmann",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.RandallSundrum.flat_friedmann",
+                file: "RandallSundrum.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-17",
         bridgeId: "be-17",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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: "covers its statement only",
-        leanProof: "complete",
-        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        file: "EinsteinCartan.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "torsionMonomial",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.torsion_monomial",
+                file: "EinsteinCartan.lean",
+                covers: "[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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "coefficientNotFixed",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.coefficient_not_fixed",
+                file: "EinsteinCartan.lean",
+                covers: "if C ≠ 1 and κ S ≠ 0, then C κ S ≠ κ S. A factor other than 1 is not the catalog coefficient",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "unitCoefficient",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.EinsteinCartan.inversion_of_unit_coefficient",
+                file: "EinsteinCartan.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-27",
         bridgeId: "be-27",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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)",
+        file: "EffectiveTemperature.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-22",
         bridgeId: "be-22",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "ToricCode.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-15",
         bridgeId: "be-15",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Coarsening.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "lengthMonomial",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.Coarsening.length_monomial_at",
+                file: "Coarsening.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-33",
         bridgeId: "be-33",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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: "covers its statement only",
-        leanProof: "complete",
-        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        file: "QuantumCritical.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "scalingShape",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.QuantumCritical.scaling_shape",
+                file: "QuantumCritical.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "everyPower",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.QuantumCritical.every_power_homogeneous",
+                file: "QuantumCritical.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-50",
         bridgeId: "be-50",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "TimeSymmetric.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-32",
         bridgeId: "be-32",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "BornOverlap.lean",
+        covers: "|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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-28",
         bridgeId: "be-28",
+        kind: "property",
         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",
+        file: "EntropyProduction.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-40",
         bridgeId: "be-40",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "CompositeHiggs.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-35",
         bridgeId: "be-35",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Crossing.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-63",
         bridgeId: "be-63",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Chandrasekhar.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-30",
         bridgeId: "be-30",
+        kind: "derivation-step",
         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",
+        file: "Entanglement.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-66",
         bridgeId: "be-66",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "RadiationPressure.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-67",
         bridgeId: "be-67",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "AlfvenSpeed.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-68",
         bridgeId: "be-68",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "TolmanEhrenfest.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-69",
         bridgeId: "be-69",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "FastMagnetosonic.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "perpendicularQuartic",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.FastMagnetosonic.perpendicular_of_dispersion",
+                file: "FastMagnetosonic.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-70",
         bridgeId: "be-70",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "EinsteinRelation.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-71",
         bridgeId: "be-71",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "Clapeyron.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-72",
         bridgeId: "be-72",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "GravitationalRedshift.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        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: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "tolmanRatio",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.GravitationalRedshift.tolman_same_ratio",
+                file: "GravitationalRedshift.lean",
+                covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-73",
         bridgeId: "be-73",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "KelvinRelation.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-74",
         bridgeId: "be-74",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "MagneticPressure.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-75",
         bridgeId: "be-75",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "LondonPenetration.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-76",
         bridgeId: "be-76",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "PlasmaBeta.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-77",
         bridgeId: "be-77",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.HagenPoiseuille.flow_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: steady axisymmetric Newtonian flow with d/dr (r du/dr) = (G/μ) r, centerline slope 0, and no-slip u(R) = 0 integrates to u = (G/(4μ))(r²−R²). With G = −ΔP/L the flux Q = ∫ u 2π r dr is π R⁴ ΔP/(8 μ 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",
+        file: "HagenPoiseuille.lean",
+        covers: "steady axisymmetric Newtonian flow with d/dr (r du/dr) = (G/μ) r, centerline slope 0, and no-slip u(R) = 0 integrates to u = (G/(4μ))(r²−R²). With G = −ΔP/L the flux Q = ∫ u 2π r dr is π R⁴ ΔP/(8 μ 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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-78",
         bridgeId: "be-78",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.EulerBuckling.critical_load",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Euler–Bernoulli balance y'' = −ω² y with ω² = P/(E I) and pinned ends y(0) = y(L) = 0 has the eigenfunction sin(π x/L) at P = π² E I/L², and every nontrivial solution has ω L = n π for a nonzero integer n, so the load is at least that value. The clamped-free column is π² E I/(4 L²). That factor is not the pinned load. Not read off from units. The beam equation is a hypothesis",
+        file: "EulerBuckling.lean",
+        covers: "the Euler–Bernoulli balance y'' = −ω² y with ω² = P/(E I) and pinned ends y(0) = y(L) = 0 has the eigenfunction sin(π x/L) at P = π² E I/L², and every nontrivial solution has ω L = n π for a nonzero integer n, so the load is at least that value. The clamped-free column is π² E I/(4 L²). That factor is not the pinned load. Not read off from units. The beam equation is a hypothesis",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-79",
         bridgeId: "be-79",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.PullIn.pull_in_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: C = ε0 A/g has dC/dg = −ε0 A/g². Equilibrium of a linear spring against the coenergy force is k(g0−g) = ε0 A V²/(2 g²), so V² is proportional to (g0−g) g². The derivative 2 g0 g − 3 g² vanishes only at g = 0 and g = 2 g0/3, and the second derivative at the fold is −2 g0. Substituting the gap gives V_pi² = 8 k g0³/(27 ε0 A) = 8 k g0²/(27 C0) with C0 = ε0 A/g0. g = g0/2 is not the fold. Not a fringing field. The parallel-plate law and the quasi-static balance are hypotheses",
+        file: "PullIn.lean",
+        covers: "C = ε0 A/g has dC/dg = −ε0 A/g². Equilibrium of a linear spring against the coenergy force is k(g0−g) = ε0 A V²/(2 g²), so V² is proportional to (g0−g) g². The derivative 2 g0 g − 3 g² vanishes only at g = 0 and g = 2 g0/3, and the second derivative at the fold is −2 g0. Substituting the gap gives V_pi² = 8 k g0³/(27 ε0 A) = 8 k g0²/(27 C0) with C0 = ε0 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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-80",
         bridgeId: "be-80",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.MottGurney.current_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: drift J = q n μ E and Poisson dE/dx = q n/ε give E dE/dx = J/(ε μ). With E(0) = 0 the integral is E²/2 = J x/(ε μ). The nonnegative root integrated from 0 to d is V = sqrt(2 J/(ε μ)) (2/3) d^{3/2}, so J = (9/8) ε μ V²/d³. A factor other than 9/8 is not this current. Not Child–Langmuir. Drift, Poisson, and the injecting contact are hypotheses",
+        file: "MottGurney.lean",
+        covers: "drift J = q n μ E and Poisson dE/dx = q n/ε give E dE/dx = J/(ε μ). With E(0) = 0 the integral is E²/2 = J x/(ε μ). The nonnegative root integrated from 0 to d is V = sqrt(2 J/(ε μ)) (2/3) d^{3/2}, so J = (9/8) ε μ V²/d³. A factor other than 9/8 is not this current. Not Child–Langmuir. Drift, Poisson, and the injecting contact are hypotheses",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-81",
         bridgeId: "be-81",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ChildLangmuir.current_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: collisionless energy (1/2) m v² = e φ, J = ρ v, and Poisson φ'' = ρ/ε0 give J = ε0 φ'' v. A power φ ∝ x^α makes φ'' v independent of x only for α = 4/3. The profile φ = V (x/d)^{4/3} has φ(0) = 0, φ(d) = V, and cathode field 0, and for x > 0 its current is (4 ε0/9) sqrt(2 e/m) V^{3/2}/d². e is the elementary charge. The Mott–Gurney exponent 3/2 does not cancel. Poisson is not claimed at x = 0. Not a drift-only solid",
+        file: "ChildLangmuir.lean",
+        covers: "collisionless energy (1/2) m v² = e φ, J = ρ v, and Poisson φ'' = ρ/ε0 give J = ε0 φ'' v. A power φ ∝ x^α makes φ'' v independent of x only for α = 4/3. The profile φ = V (x/d)^{4/3} has φ(0) = 0, φ(d) = V, and cathode field 0, and for x > 0 its current is (4 ε0/9) sqrt(2 e/m) V^{3/2}/d². e is the elementary charge. The Mott–Gurney exponent 3/2 does not cancel. Poisson is not claimed at x = 0. Not a drift-only solid",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-82",
         bridgeId: "be-82",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ShockleyDiode.shockley_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: quasi-equilibrium multiplies the equilibrium flux by exp(e V/(η k_B T)). Ideality 1 sets η = 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)) − 1). Zero bias carries zero current. Ideality 2 is not this current when e V ≠ 0. e is the elementary charge. Not a diffusion-length ODE",
+        file: "ShockleyDiode.lean",
+        covers: "quasi-equilibrium multiplies the equilibrium flux by exp(e V/(η k_B T)). Ideality 1 sets η = 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)) − 1). Zero bias carries zero current. Ideality 2 is not this current when e V ≠ 0. e is the elementary charge. Not a diffusion-length ODE",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-83",
         bridgeId: "be-83",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Thomson.thomson_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Kelvin relation Π(t) = S(t) t, which is PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq read along temperature, and the Thomson split μ = dΠ/dT − S, give μ = T dS/dT by the product rule. dΠ/dT is not μ when S T ≠ 0. Not a second copy of Π = S T. The functional Kelvin relation and the Thomson split are hypotheses",
+        file: "Thomson.lean",
+        covers: "the Kelvin relation Π(t) = S(t) t, which is PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq read along temperature, and the Thomson split μ = dΠ/dT − S, give μ = T dS/dT by the product rule. dΠ/dT is not μ when S T ≠ 0. Not a second copy of Π = S T. The functional Kelvin relation and the Thomson split are hypotheses",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-84",
         bridgeId: "be-84",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.FourPoint.sheet_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: on an infinite sheet the radial field of a point current is (I R_s)/(2 π 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 π)) ln 2 on the inner pair. Superposition gives R_s = (π/ln 2)(V/I). A sink at 4s gives 2π/ln 3 instead. Not PhysJS.Crossing.antisymmetry. The Laplace field and linear superposition are hypotheses",
+        file: "FourPoint.lean",
+        covers: "on an infinite sheet the radial field of a point current is (I R_s)/(2 π 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 π)) ln 2 on the inner pair. Superposition gives R_s = (π/ln 2)(V/I). A sink at 4s gives 2π/ln 3 instead. Not PhysJS.Crossing.antisymmetry. The Laplace field and linear superposition are hypotheses",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-85",
         bridgeId: "be-85",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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 e² and the windowed current divides by T, so Var(I) = e I/T. The one-sided bandwidth of that window is Δf = 1/(2 T), and S_I = Var(I)/Δf is 2 e I. The two-sided bandwidth Δf = 1/T gives e I. e is the elementary charge. Not a Fourier theorem and not Johnson–Nyquist. The Poisson variance and the one-sided convention are hypotheses",
+        file: "ShotNoise.lean",
+        covers: "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 e² and the windowed current divides by T, so Var(I) = e I/T. The one-sided bandwidth of that window is Δf = 1/(2 T), and S_I = Var(I)/Δf is 2 e I. The two-sided bandwidth Δf = 1/T gives e I. e is the elementary charge. Not a Fourier theorem and not Johnson–Nyquist. The Poisson variance and the one-sided convention are hypotheses",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-86",
         bridgeId: "be-86",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ReynoldsAnalogy.reynolds_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: wall fluxes τ = μ du/dy and q = k dT/dy, with C_f = τ/(ρ U²/2), h = q/ΔT, St = h/(ρ U c_p), and Pr = μ 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 ≠ 1 with nonzero skin friction is not this equality. Not a Nusselt correlation",
+        file: "ReynoldsAnalogy.lean",
+        covers: "wall fluxes τ = μ du/dy and q = k dT/dy, with C_f = τ/(ρ U²/2), h = q/ΔT, St = h/(ρ U c_p), and Pr = μ 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 ≠ 1 with nonzero skin friction is not this equality. Not a Nusselt correlation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-87",
         bridgeId: "be-87",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.CapacitorNoise.noise_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: dU/dV = C V and U(0) = 0 integrate to U = (C/2) V². 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",
+        file: "CapacitorNoise.lean",
+        covers: "dU/dV = C V and U(0) = 0 integrate to U = (C/2) V². 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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-88",
         bridgeId: "be-88",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "FermiSea.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-89",
         bridgeId: "be-89",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "DebyeCutoff.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-90",
         bridgeId: "be-90",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "DebyeHeat.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-91",
         bridgeId: "be-91",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "EinsteinSolid.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-92",
         bridgeId: "be-92",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "SommerfeldHeat.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-93",
         bridgeId: "be-93",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "CurieWeiss.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-94",
         bridgeId: "be-94",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "PauliParamagnetism.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-95",
         bridgeId: "be-95",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "GinzburgLandau.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-96",
         bridgeId: "be-96",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "UpperCritical.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-97",
         bridgeId: "be-97",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "AmbegaokarBaratoff.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-98",
         bridgeId: "be-98",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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)",
+        file: "BcsJump.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-99",
         bridgeId: "be-99",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "MassAction.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-100",
         bridgeId: "be-100",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "LyddaneSachsTeller.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-101",
         bridgeId: "be-101",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "BktJump.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-102",
         bridgeId: "be-102",
+        kind: "bridge",
         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",
+        file: "LandauerConductance.lean",
+        covers: "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: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-103",
         bridgeId: "be-103",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.BohmSheath.cold_bohm_threshold",
-        covers: "derivation-step: cold ions, with n_i(φ) = n0 / sqrt(1 − 2 e φ/(m u0²)) and Boltzmann electrons, have edge slopes whose ratio is at least 1 only when u0² ≥ k_B T_e / m_i. The sound-speed root is the non-negative one. γ_i = 3, from p ∝ n³, is the nested warmSound object and is not γ_i = 5/3. Not a kinetic sheath",
+        file: "BohmSheath.lean",
+        covers: "cold ions, with n_i(φ) = n0 / sqrt(1 − 2 e φ/(m u0²)) and Boltzmann electrons, have edge slopes whose ratio is at least 1 only when u0² ≥ k_B T_e / m_i. The sound-speed root is the non-negative one. γ_i = 3, from p ∝ n³, is the nested warmSound object and is not γ_i = 5/3. Not a kinetic sheath",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        warmSound: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.BohmSheath.warm_sound_eq",
-            covers: "derivation-step: isothermal electrons and p ∝ n³ give c_s² = (k_B T_e + 3 k_B T_i)/m_i. γ_i = 5/3 is not that one-dimensional closure",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "warmSound",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.BohmSheath.warm_sound_eq",
+                file: "BohmSheath.lean",
+                covers: "isothermal electrons and p ∝ n³ give c_s² = (k_B T_e + 3 k_B T_i)/m_i. γ_i = 5/3 is not that one-dimensional closure",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-104",
         bridgeId: "be-104",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.IonAcoustic.dispersion_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: cold ions, continuity, ion momentum, and Poisson with Boltzmann electrons inside Poisson give ω² = k² c_s² / (1 + k² λ_De²), with c_s² = k_B T_e / m_i and λ_De² = ε0 k_B T_e / (n0 e²), for k ≠ 0. Warm ions and a kinetic dispersion are not this row",
+        file: "IonAcoustic.lean",
+        covers: "cold ions, continuity, ion momentum, and Poisson with Boltzmann electrons inside Poisson give ω² = k² c_s² / (1 + k² λ_De²), with c_s² = k_B T_e / m_i and λ_De² = ε0 k_B T_e / (n0 e²), for k ≠ 0. Warm ions and a kinetic dispersion are not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-105",
         bridgeId: "be-105",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.UpperHybrid.upper_hybrid_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: cold electrons, B along z, and the ansatz Ex = E0 cos(ω t), vx = vx0 sin(ω t), vy = vy0 cos(ω t), with charge −e and ∂Ex/∂t = n e vx / ε0, give ω² = n e²/(ε0 m) + (e B/m)². Not a cyclotron monomial and not ω_pe alone",
+        file: "UpperHybrid.lean",
+        covers: "cold electrons, B along z, and the ansatz Ex = E0 cos(ω t), vx = vx0 sin(ω t), vy = vy0 cos(ω t), with charge −e and ∂Ex/∂t = n e vx / ε0, give ω² = n e²/(ε0 m) + (e B/m)². Not a cyclotron monomial and not ω_pe alone",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-106",
         bridgeId: "be-106",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ColdPlasmaCutoff.cutoff_R",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the cold Stix index n_R² = 1 − ω_p²/(ω(ω − ω_c)) is a hypothesis. Vanishing n is ω(ω − ω_c) = ω_p². For ω_c ≥ 0 the nonnegative root is ω_R = (ω_c + sqrt(ω_c² + 4 ω_p²))/2. The L root and the whistler limit are nested. The Stix dielectric is not re-derived",
-        coverage: "covers its statement only",
-        leanProof: "complete",
-        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        cutoffL: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.ColdPlasmaCutoff.cutoff_L",
-            covers: "derivation-step: n_L² = 1 − ω_p²/(ω(ω + ω_c)) is a hypothesis. For ω_c ≥ 0 the nonnegative root of ω(ω + ω_c) = ω_p² is ω_L = (−ω_c + sqrt(ω_c² + 4 ω_p²))/2",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
-        whistlerLimit: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.ColdPlasmaCutoff.whistler_limit",
-            covers: "derivation-step: dropping the leading 1 and replacing ω_c − ω by ω_c are hypotheses, leaving n² = ω_p²/(ω ω_c). With n = c k/ω and d_e = c/ω_p this is ω = ω_c (k d_e)²",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        file: "ColdPlasmaCutoff.lean",
+        covers: "the cold Stix index n_R² = 1 − ω_p²/(ω(ω − ω_c)) is a hypothesis. Vanishing n is ω(ω − ω_c) = ω_p². For ω_c ≥ 0 the nonnegative root is ω_R = (ω_c + sqrt(ω_c² + 4 ω_p²))/2. The L root and the whistler limit are nested. The Stix dielectric is not re-derived",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "cutoffL",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.ColdPlasmaCutoff.cutoff_L",
+                file: "ColdPlasmaCutoff.lean",
+                covers: "n_L² = 1 − ω_p²/(ω(ω + ω_c)) is a hypothesis. For ω_c ≥ 0 the nonnegative root of ω(ω + ω_c) = ω_p² is ω_L = (−ω_c + sqrt(ω_c² + 4 ω_p²))/2",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+            {
+                name: "whistlerLimit",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.ColdPlasmaCutoff.whistler_limit",
+                file: "ColdPlasmaCutoff.lean",
+                covers: "dropping the leading 1 and replacing ω_c − ω by ω_c are hypotheses, leaving n² = ω_p²/(ω ω_c). With n = c k/ω and d_e = c/ω_p this is ω = ω_c (k d_e)²",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-107",
         bridgeId: "be-107",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LowerHybrid.lower_hybrid_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: cold singly charged fluids satisfy ω_pe²/ω_ce² = ω_pi²/(ω_ci ω_ce). The ordered balance 1 + ω_pi²/(ω_ci ω_ce) = ω_pi²/ω² is a hypothesis and gives ω² = 1/(1/ω_pi² + 1/(ω_ci ω_ce)). Dropping the leading 1 is a separate hypothesis and leaves ω² = ω_ci ω_ce. Not a cyclotron monomial",
+        file: "LowerHybrid.lean",
+        covers: "cold singly charged fluids satisfy ω_pe²/ω_ce² = ω_pi²/(ω_ci ω_ce). The ordered balance 1 + ω_pi²/(ω_ci ω_ce) = ω_pi²/ω² is a hypothesis and gives ω² = 1/(1/ω_pi² + 1/(ω_ci ω_ce)). Dropping the leading 1 is a separate hypothesis and leaves ω² = ω_ci ω_ce. Not a cyclotron monomial",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-108",
         bridgeId: "be-108",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ObliqueMagnetosonic.phase_speed_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the be-69 quartic with k_∥ = k cos θ is a hypothesis. The phase-speed squares are ½[c_s² + v_A² ± sqrt((c_s² + v_A²)² − 4 c_s² v_A² cos²θ)] for c_s², v_A² ≥ 0. At θ = π/2 the fast root is c_s² + v_A² and the slow root is 0, the perpendicular values and not a second proof of that polarization. At θ = 0 the roots are the larger and smaller of c_s² and v_A²",
+        file: "ObliqueMagnetosonic.lean",
+        covers: "the be-69 quartic with k_∥ = k cos θ is a hypothesis. The phase-speed squares are ½[c_s² + v_A² ± sqrt((c_s² + v_A²)² − 4 c_s² v_A² cos²θ)] for c_s², v_A² ≥ 0. At θ = π/2 the fast root is c_s² + v_A² and the slow root is 0, the perpendicular values and not a second proof of that polarization. At θ = 0 the roots are the larger and smaller of c_s² and v_A²",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-109",
         bridgeId: "be-109",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.BennettPinch.bennett_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a steady z-pinch with B = μ0 I/(2 π r), dI/dr = 2 π r j, and dp/dr = −j B cancels off the axis in d/dr[π r² p + μ0 I²/(8 π)]. Differentiability through the axis is a hypothesis. With I(0) = 0 and p(R) = 0 the fundamental theorem gives μ0 I(R)²/(8 π) = ∫₀^R 2 π r p dr. Equal temperatures are the nested equalTemperature object. The single-population current uses ∫ p dA = N k_B T and is not that hydrogenic current",
+        file: "BennettPinch.lean",
+        covers: "a steady z-pinch with B = μ0 I/(2 π r), dI/dr = 2 π r j, and dp/dr = −j B cancels off the axis in d/dr[π r² p + μ0 I²/(8 π)]. Differentiability through the axis is a hypothesis. With I(0) = 0 and p(R) = 0 the fundamental theorem gives μ0 I(R)²/(8 π) = ∫₀^R 2 π r p dr. Equal temperatures are the nested equalTemperature object. The single-population current uses ∫ p dA = N k_B T and is not that hydrogenic current",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        equalTemperature: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.BennettPinch.equal_temperature_current",
-            covers: "derivation-step: N_e = N_i = N and T_e = T_i = T read the Bennett integral as 2 N k_B T, so I = sqrt(16 π N k_B T / μ0) for I ≥ 0. The factor 8 is the single-population current",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "equalTemperature",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.BennettPinch.equal_temperature_current",
+                file: "BennettPinch.lean",
+                covers: "N_e = N_i = N and T_e = T_i = T read the Bennett integral as 2 N k_B T, so I = sqrt(16 π N k_B T / μ0) for I ≥ 0. The factor 8 is the single-population current",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-110",
         bridgeId: "be-110",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LossCone.loss_cone_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: μ = m v_⊥²/(2 B) and the kinetic energy are constant along a field line. Parallel speed vanishes at the mirror, so sin² θ_lc = B0/Bm = 1/R_m with R_m = Bm/B0. Pitch-angle scattering is not this statement",
+        file: "LossCone.lean",
+        covers: "μ = m v_⊥²/(2 B) and the kinetic energy are constant along a field line. Parallel speed vanishes at the mirror, so sin² θ_lc = B0/Bm = 1/R_m with R_m = Bm/B0. Pitch-angle scattering is not this statement",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-111",
         bridgeId: "be-111",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.GradBDrift.drift_magnitude",
-        covers: "derivation-step: μ = m v_⊥²/(2 B) and the grad-B speed μ |∇B|/(q B) give m v_⊥² |∇B|/(2 q B²). Vacuum low-β curvature uses κ = |∇B|/B, so the curvature speed is m v_∥² |∇B|/(q B²) and the sum is m (v_∥² + v_⊥²/2) |∇B|/(q B²). High-β curvature, where κ ≠ |∇B|/B, is a different vector for m ≠ 0. q is the signed charge",
+        file: "GradBDrift.lean",
+        covers: "μ = m v_⊥²/(2 B) and the grad-B speed μ |∇B|/(q B) give m v_⊥² |∇B|/(2 q B²). Vacuum low-β curvature uses κ = |∇B|/B, so the curvature speed is m v_∥² |∇B|/(q B²) and the sum is m (v_∥² + v_⊥²/2) |∇B|/(q B²). High-β curvature, where κ ≠ |∇B|/B, is a different vector for m ≠ 0. q is the signed charge",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-112",
         bridgeId: "be-112",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ExBDrift.drift_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: steady q E + q v × B = 0 with B along z gives v_x = E_y/B and v_y = −E_x/B for q ≠ 0 and B ≠ 0. The opposite charge has the same solution. Not a finite-Larmor-radius drift",
+        file: "ExBDrift.lean",
+        covers: "steady q E + q v × B = 0 with B along z gives v_x = E_y/B and v_y = −E_x/B for q ≠ 0 and B ≠ 0. The opposite charge has the same solution. Not a finite-Larmor-radius drift",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-113",
         bridgeId: "be-113",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LandauDamping.damping_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Maxwellian f = n/(v_t sqrt(2π)) exp(−v²/(2 v_t²)) has slope −(v/v_t²) f. The residue formula γ = (π ω³/(2 n k²)) (∂f/∂v)|_{ω/k} is a hypothesis, not a contour integral, and gives γ = −sqrt(π/8) ω (ω/(k v_t))³ exp(−ω²/(2 k² v_t²)). Bohm–Gross is the nested bohmGross object and does not replace ω by ω_p in this prefactor",
+        file: "LandauDamping.lean",
+        covers: "the Maxwellian f = n/(v_t sqrt(2π)) exp(−v²/(2 v_t²)) has slope −(v/v_t²) f. The residue formula γ = (π ω³/(2 n k²)) (∂f/∂v)|_{ω/k} is a hypothesis, not a contour integral, and gives γ = −sqrt(π/8) ω (ω/(k v_t))³ exp(−ω²/(2 k² v_t²)). Bohm–Gross is the nested bohmGross object and does not replace ω by ω_p in this prefactor",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        bohmGross: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.LandauDamping.bohm_gross_exponent",
-            covers: "derivation-step: ω² = ω_p² (1 + 3 k² λ_D²) and λ_D² = v_t²/ω_p² give ω²/(2 k² v_t²) = 3/2 + 1/(2 k² λ_D²). This does not set ω = ω_p",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "bohmGross",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.LandauDamping.bohm_gross_exponent",
+                file: "LandauDamping.lean",
+                covers: "ω² = ω_p² (1 + 3 k² λ_D²) and λ_D² = v_t²/ω_p² give ω²/(2 k² v_t²) = 3/2 + 1/(2 k² λ_D²). This does not set ω = ω_p",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-114",
         bridgeId: "be-114",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.DebyeSphere.coulomb_argument",
-        covers: "derivation-step: N_D = (4π/3) n λ_D³. The Rutherford b_90 = e²/(4π ε0 μ v_rel²), at (1/2) μ v_rel² = (3/2) k_B T, is e²/(12 π ε0 k_B T). Then Λ = λ_D/b_90 = 12 π n λ_D³ = 9 N_D. The one-species Debye length is an input. The angular integral and ln Λ are not evaluated",
+        file: "DebyeSphere.lean",
+        covers: "N_D = (4π/3) n λ_D³. The Rutherford b_90 = e²/(4π ε0 μ v_rel²), at (1/2) μ v_rel² = (3/2) k_B T, is e²/(12 π ε0 k_B T). Then Λ = λ_D/b_90 = 12 π n λ_D³ = 9 N_D. The one-species Debye length is an input. The angular integral and ln Λ are not evaluated",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-115",
         bridgeId: "be-115",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.MultiDebye.debye_two",
-        covers: "derivation-step: two linearized Boltzmann responses and Poisson give 1/λ_D² = 1/λ₁² + 1/λ₂², with λ_s² = ε0 k_B T_s/(n_s q_s²). Dropping a responding species leaves a different length. The one-species length is not restated",
+        file: "MultiDebye.lean",
+        covers: "two linearized Boltzmann responses and Poisson give 1/λ_D² = 1/λ₁² + 1/λ₂², with λ_s² = ε0 k_B T_s/(n_s q_s²). Dropping a responding species leaves a different length. The one-species length is not restated",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-116",
         bridgeId: "be-116",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LorentzResistivity.resistivity_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: σ_tr = 4π b0² ln Λ is a hypothesis, with b0 = Z e²/(4π ε0 m v²). At v_T² = 2 k_B T/m, ν(v_T) = n_i Z² e⁴ ln Λ √2 / (16 π ε0² √m (k_B T √(k_B T))). The conductivity moment σ = (8/√π) n_e e²/(m ν(v_T)) is a hypothesis, not the Gaussian integral. With n_e = Z n_i it gives η = (π √(2π)/8) Z e² √m ln Λ / ((4π ε0)² (k_B T √(k_B T))). The typed reference closure is nested. The Spitzer–Härm factor 0.51 is not this row",
+        file: "LorentzResistivity.lean",
+        covers: "σ_tr = 4π b0² ln Λ is a hypothesis, with b0 = Z e²/(4π ε0 m v²). At v_T² = 2 k_B T/m, ν(v_T) = n_i Z² e⁴ ln Λ √2 / (16 π ε0² √m (k_B T √(k_B T))). The conductivity moment σ = (8/√π) n_e e²/(m ν(v_T)) is a hypothesis, not the Gaussian integral. With n_e = Z n_i it gives η = (π √(2π)/8) Z e² √m ln Λ / ((4π ε0)² (k_B T √(k_B T))). The typed reference closure is nested. The Spitzer–Härm factor 0.51 is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        referenceResistivity: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.LorentzResistivity.reference_resistivity",
-            covers: "derivation-step: the conventional link 1/τ_e = (4/(3 √π)) ν(v_T), not a derived moment, and η = m/(n_e e² τ) give η_ref = (4 √(2π)/3) times the same monomial. On one ν, η_ref = (32/(3π)) η_kin",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "referenceResistivity",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.LorentzResistivity.reference_resistivity",
+                file: "LorentzResistivity.lean",
+                covers: "the conventional link 1/τ_e = (4/(3 √π)) ν(v_T), not a derived moment, and η = m/(n_e e² τ) give η_ref = (4 √(2π)/3) times the same monomial. On one ν, η_ref = (32/(3π)) η_kin",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-117",
         bridgeId: "be-117",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ResistiveSlab.decay_time",
-        covers: "derivation-step: η_m = 1/(μ0 σ) and ∂B/∂t = η_m ∂²B/∂x² are hypotheses. The slab mode B0 sin(π x/L) exp(−t/τ) decays at τ = μ0 σ L²/π². A denominator 4π is not π². Rm and the Lundquist number are the nested lundquist object. Not the Reynolds analogy",
+        file: "ResistiveSlab.lean",
+        covers: "η_m = 1/(μ0 σ) and ∂B/∂t = η_m ∂²B/∂x² are hypotheses. The slab mode B0 sin(π x/L) exp(−t/τ) decays at τ = μ0 σ L²/π². A denominator 4π is not π². Rm and the Lundquist number are the nested lundquist object. Not the Reynolds analogy",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        lundquist: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.ResistiveSlab.lundquist_ratio",
-            covers: "derivation-step: Rm = μ0 σ v L and S = μ0 σ v_A L give S/Rm = v_A/v when v ≠ 0",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "lundquist",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.ResistiveSlab.lundquist_ratio",
+                file: "ResistiveSlab.lean",
+                covers: "Rm = μ0 σ v L and S = μ0 σ v_A L give S/Rm = v_A/v when v ≠ 0",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-118",
         bridgeId: "be-118",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ParkerCritical.critical_radius",
-        covers: "derivation-step: an isothermal spherical wind factors as (v − c_s²/v) dv = (2 c_s²/r − G M/r²) dr. The critical point is both factors vanishing: v² = c_s² and r_c = G M/(2 c_s²). The 2 is spherical divergence. A vanishing coefficient alone does not force the geometric side to vanish",
+        file: "ParkerCritical.lean",
+        covers: "an isothermal spherical wind factors as (v − c_s²/v) dv = (2 c_s²/r − G M/r²) dr. The critical point is both factors vanishing: v² = c_s² and r_c = G M/(2 c_s²). The 2 is spherical divergence. A vanishing coefficient alone does not force the geometric side to vanish",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-119",
         bridgeId: "be-119",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ParkerSpiral.spiral_ratio",
-        covers: "derivation-step: B_φ/B_r = r sinθ dφ/dr and the frozen-in angle dφ/dr = −Ω/v_r give B_φ/B_r = −Ω r sinθ/v_r. sinθ is a real parameter. Dropping the sign is a different spiral",
+        file: "ParkerSpiral.lean",
+        covers: "B_φ/B_r = r sinθ dφ/dr and the frozen-in angle dφ/dr = −Ω/v_r give B_φ/B_r = −Ω r sinθ/v_r. sinθ is a real parameter. Dropping the sign is a different spiral",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-120",
         bridgeId: "be-120",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ChapmanFerraro.standoff_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a doubled dipole B_mp = 2 B_E (R_E/r)³ is a hypothesis. Ram balance ρ v² = B_mp²/(2 μ0) at K = 1 gives (R/R_E)⁶ = 2 B_E²/(μ0 ρ v²). Specular 2 ρ v² replaces the numerator 2 by 1. Magnetic pressure is an input, not a proof of be-74",
+        file: "ChapmanFerraro.lean",
+        covers: "a doubled dipole B_mp = 2 B_E (R_E/r)³ is a hypothesis. Ram balance ρ v² = B_mp²/(2 μ0) at K = 1 gives (R/R_E)⁶ = 2 B_E²/(μ0 ρ v²). Specular 2 ρ v² replaces the numerator 2 by 1. Magnetic pressure is an input, not a proof of be-74",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-121",
         bridgeId: "be-121",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LawsonBreakeven.breakeven_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a 50–50 Maxwellian DT mix, with bremsstrahlung neglected, has fusion power (n² ⟨σv⟩/4) E and thermal power 3 n k_B T/τ. Breakeven gives n τ = 12 k_B T/(⟨σv⟩ E). The 12 is 4 × 3, not either factor alone. The Maxwellian average is not computed, and this is not an evaluated triple product",
+        file: "LawsonBreakeven.lean",
+        covers: "a 50–50 Maxwellian DT mix, with bremsstrahlung neglected, has fusion power (n² ⟨σv⟩/4) E and thermal power 3 n k_B T/τ. Breakeven gives n τ = 12 k_B T/(⟨σv⟩ E). The 12 is 4 × 3, not either factor alone. The Maxwellian average is not computed, and this is not an evaluated triple product",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-122",
         bridgeId: "be-122",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LangmuirProbe.floating_potential",
-        covers: "derivation-step: Γ_e = n0 exp(e Φ/(k_B T)) sqrt(k_B T/(2 π m_e)). Equating it to the Bohm ion flux gives e Φ/(k_B T) = (1/2) ln(2 π m_e/m_i) − 1/2. The ion flux is the nested bohmFlux object. Not Child–Langmuir",
+        file: "LangmuirProbe.lean",
+        covers: "Γ_e = n0 exp(e Φ/(k_B T)) sqrt(k_B T/(2 π m_e)). Equating it to the Bohm ion flux gives e Φ/(k_B T) = (1/2) ln(2 π m_e/m_i) − 1/2. The ion flux is the nested bohmFlux object. Not Child–Langmuir",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        bohmFlux: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.LangmuirProbe.bohm_flux",
-            covers: "derivation-step: a presheath drop e Δφ = k_B T_e/2 multiplies the cold Bohm flux by exp(−1/2), so Γ_i = n0 exp(−1/2) sqrt(k_B T_e/m_i)",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "bohmFlux",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.LangmuirProbe.bohm_flux",
+                file: "LangmuirProbe.lean",
+                covers: "a presheath drop e Δφ = k_B T_e/2 multiplies the cold Bohm flux by exp(−1/2), so Γ_i = n0 exp(−1/2) sqrt(k_B T_e/m_i)",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-123",
         bridgeId: "be-123",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.CrossFieldDiffusion.diffusion_ratio",
-        covers: "derivation-step: q E + q v × B − m v/τ = 0, with μ = q τ/m and α = μ B, solves to v_x = μ (E_x + α E_y)/(1+α²) and v_y = μ (E_y − α E_x)/(1+α²). Einstein's relation D = μ k_B T/q on μ and on μ/(1+α²), the same relation as be-70 and not re-proved here, gives D_⊥/D_∥ = 1/(1+ω_c² τ²) for E along x. The ratio is even in the sign of ω_c. Bohm's 1/16 equals this ratio only when α² = 15",
+        file: "CrossFieldDiffusion.lean",
+        covers: "q E + q v × B − m v/τ = 0, with μ = q τ/m and α = μ B, solves to v_x = μ (E_x + α E_y)/(1+α²) and v_y = μ (E_y − α E_x)/(1+α²). Einstein's relation D = μ k_B T/q on μ and on μ/(1+α²), the same relation as be-70 and not re-proved here, gives D_⊥/D_∥ = 1/(1+ω_c² τ²) for E along x. The ratio is even in the sign of ω_c. Bohm's 1/16 equals this ratio only when α² = 15",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-124",
         bridgeId: "be-124",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Firehose.firehose_threshold",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the CGL root ω² = (k_∥²/ρ) (B²/μ0 + p_⊥ − p_∥) is a hypothesis. It is negative iff p_∥ − p_⊥ > B²/μ0. With β = 2 μ0 p/B², the be-76 definition and not the solenoid hypotheses of beta_eq, the threshold is β_∥ − β_⊥ > 2. The CGL closure is not derived. be-76 does not prove this inequality",
+        file: "Firehose.lean",
+        covers: "the CGL root ω² = (k_∥²/ρ) (B²/μ0 + p_⊥ − p_∥) is a hypothesis. It is negative iff p_∥ − p_⊥ > B²/μ0. With β = 2 μ0 p/B², the be-76 definition and not the solenoid hypotheses of beta_eq, the threshold is β_∥ − β_⊥ > 2. The CGL closure is not derived. be-76 does not prove this inequality",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-125",
         bridgeId: "be-125",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.MirrorInstability.mirror_threshold",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the mirror threshold β_⊥ (T_⊥/T_∥ − 1) > 1 is a hypothesis, equivalent to T_⊥/T_∥ − 1 > 1/β_⊥, with β = 2 μ0 p/B². A beta that omits the 2 replaces 1/β by 2/β. The temperature ratio is not the temperature difference. The kinetic integral is not evaluated. Not the loss cone and not a proof of be-76",
+        file: "MirrorInstability.lean",
+        covers: "the mirror threshold β_⊥ (T_⊥/T_∥ − 1) > 1 is a hypothesis, equivalent to T_⊥/T_∥ − 1 > 1/β_⊥, with β = 2 μ0 p/B². A beta that omits the 2 replaces 1/β by 2/β. The temperature ratio is not the temperature difference. The kinetic integral is not evaluated. Not the loss cone and not a proof of be-76",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-126",
         bridgeId: "be-126",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.CombDrive.force_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: both sidewalls give C = 2 n ε h x / g. Voltage-controlled coenergy (1/2) C V² has lateral force (1/2) V² dC/dx, so the sidewall 2 and the coenergy 1/2 cancel and F = n ε h V² / g. One sidewall leaves the 1/2. Not the normal pull-in of be-79",
+        file: "CombDrive.lean",
+        covers: "both sidewalls give C = 2 n ε h x / g. Voltage-controlled coenergy (1/2) C V² has lateral force (1/2) V² dC/dx, so the sidewall 2 and the coenergy 1/2 cancel and F = n ε h V² / g. One sidewall leaves the 1/2. Not the normal pull-in of be-79",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-127",
         bridgeId: "be-127",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.SubthresholdSwing.swing_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ln(I2/I1) = e (ψ2 − ψ1)/(k_B T) and the capacitive divider ψ2 − ψ1 = C_ox/(C_ox + C_d) (Vg2 − Vg1). One decade, I2/I1 = 10, gives S = ln(10) (k_B T/e) (1 + C_d/C_ox). Dropping C_d is not the swing when C_d ≠ 0. Not the ideal diode of be-82",
+        file: "SubthresholdSwing.lean",
+        covers: "ln(I2/I1) = e (ψ2 − ψ1)/(k_B T) and the capacitive divider ψ2 − ψ1 = C_ox/(C_ox + C_d) (Vg2 − Vg1). One decade, I2/I1 = 10, gives S = ln(10) (k_B T/e) (1 + C_d/C_ox). Dropping C_d is not the swing when C_d ≠ 0. Not the ideal diode of be-82",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-128",
         bridgeId: "be-128",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.BoostConverter.boost_ratio",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ideal continuous-conduction volt-second balance Vin D + (Vin − Vout)(1 − D) = 0 gives Vout/Vin = 1/(1 − D) for D ≠ 1. No real duty equals both this ratio and the buck ratio D",
+        file: "BoostConverter.lean",
+        covers: "ideal continuous-conduction volt-second balance Vin D + (Vin − Vout)(1 − D) = 0 gives Vout/Vin = 1/(1 − D) for D ≠ 1. No real duty equals both this ratio and the buck ratio D",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-129",
         bridgeId: "be-129",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.FinEfficiency.efficiency_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: θ'' = m² θ, an adiabatic tip θ'(L) = 0, and θ(0) = θ_b give θ(x) = θ_b cosh(m(L − x))/cosh(m L). Base Fourier heat over h P L θ_b is η = tanh(m L)/(m L) when m² = h P/(k A). A rectangle with P/A = 2/t gives m = √(2 h/(k t)). One face is not that m. tanh is not 1, so this is not an infinite fin",
+        file: "FinEfficiency.lean",
+        covers: "θ'' = m² θ, an adiabatic tip θ'(L) = 0, and θ(0) = θ_b give θ(x) = θ_b cosh(m(L − x))/cosh(m L). Base Fourier heat over h P L θ_b is η = tanh(m L)/(m L) when m² = h P/(k A). A rectangle with P/A = 2/t gives m = √(2 h/(k t)). One face is not that m. tanh is not 1, so this is not an infinite fin",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-130",
         bridgeId: "be-130",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ThermoelectricGenerator.efficiency_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: hot-junction heat is Q = S Th I − I² R/2 − K ΔT with ΔT = Tc − Th, and load power is P = I (S (Th − Tc) − I R). The Joule 1/2 and the 2 in P' are derivatives. Stationarity P' Q = P Q' at I = S Δ/(R (1 + m)), with m = √(1 + Z Tm), Z = S²/(R K), Δ = Th − Tc, and Tm = (Th + Tc)/2, gives η = (1 − Tc/Th) (m − 1)/(m + Tc/Th). Matched load m = 1 is not stationary when Z Tm ≠ 0. The Carnot factor alone is not this efficiency",
+        file: "ThermoelectricGenerator.lean",
+        covers: "hot-junction heat is Q = S Th I − I² R/2 − K ΔT with ΔT = Tc − Th, and load power is P = I (S (Th − Tc) − I R). The Joule 1/2 and the 2 in P' are derivatives. Stationarity P' Q = P Q' at I = S Δ/(R (1 + m)), with m = √(1 + Z Tm), Z = S²/(R K), Δ = Th − Tc, and Tm = (Th + Tc)/2, gives η = (1 − Tc/Th) (m − 1)/(m + Tc/Th). Matched load m = 1 is not stationary when Z Tm ≠ 0. The Carnot factor alone is not this efficiency",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-131",
         bridgeId: "be-131",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Joukowsky.joukowsky_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the momentum jump −c Δv + Δp/ρ = 0 is Δp = ρ c Δv. Fluid compressibility dρ/ρ = dp/K and thin-wall hoop strain dA/A = dp D/(E e_wall) give c = √(K/ρ) / √(1 + (K/E)(D/e_wall)). Mass on the same front is the separate statement c² = Δp/Δρ and is not required for the pressure jump. ρ (Δv)² is not ρ c Δv when c ≠ Δv. Dropping the wall term is the rigid-pipe speed",
+        file: "Joukowsky.lean",
+        covers: "the momentum jump −c Δv + Δp/ρ = 0 is Δp = ρ c Δv. Fluid compressibility dρ/ρ = dp/K and thin-wall hoop strain dA/A = dp D/(E e_wall) give c = √(K/ρ) / √(1 + (K/E)(D/e_wall)). Mass on the same front is the separate statement c² = Δp/Δρ and is not required for the pressure jump. ρ (Δv)² is not ρ c Δv when c ≠ Δv. Dropping the wall term is the rigid-pipe speed",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-132",
         bridgeId: "be-132",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.CoaxialCapacitance.capacitance_per_length",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the coaxial field λ/(2 π ε r) integrates to ΔV = (λ/(2 π ε)) ln(b/a), so C' = λ/ΔV = 2 π ε / ln(b/a). Dropping 2 π is not this capacitance. Not a parallel-plate ε A/d",
+        file: "CoaxialCapacitance.lean",
+        covers: "the coaxial field λ/(2 π ε r) integrates to ΔV = (λ/(2 π ε)) ln(b/a), so C' = λ/ΔV = 2 π ε / ln(b/a). Dropping 2 π is not this capacitance. Not a parallel-plate ε A/d",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-133",
         bridgeId: "be-133",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.DampingRatio.damping_ratio",
-        covers: "derivation-step: m ẍ + c ẋ + k x = 0 has ω = √(k/m) and linear coefficient c/m = 2 ζ ω, so ζ = c / (2 √(k m)). For c ≥ 0 the discriminant (c/m)² − 4 (k/m) vanishes iff ζ = 1. Dropping the 2 is not this ratio. √(k/m) is not ζ",
+        file: "DampingRatio.lean",
+        covers: "m ẍ + c ẋ + k x = 0 has ω = √(k/m) and linear coefficient c/m = 2 ζ ω, so ζ = c / (2 √(k m)). For c ≥ 0 the discriminant (c/m)² − 4 (k/m) vanishes iff ζ = 1. Dropping the 2 is not this ratio. √(k/m) is not ζ",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-134",
         bridgeId: "be-134",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.BlochLaw.bloch_law",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the Bose integral I = ζ(3/2) √π/4 is a hypothesis, the same kind as π⁴/15 in be-90. The quadratic measure 1/(2 π²) (k_B T/D)^{3/2} times that integral is ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(4 π D))^{3/2}. One Bohr magneton per magnon gives ΔM = μ_B ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(4 π D))^{3/2}. g μ_B at g = 2 is not that moment. D = 2 J S a² and M(0) = μ_B S/a³ are the nested heisenberg_fraction object and put an extra 1/S. ζ(3/2) is not evaluated",
+        file: "BlochLaw.lean",
+        covers: "the Bose integral I = ζ(3/2) √π/4 is a hypothesis, the same kind as π⁴/15 in be-90. The quadratic measure 1/(2 π²) (k_B T/D)^{3/2} times that integral is ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(4 π D))^{3/2}. One Bohr magneton per magnon gives ΔM = μ_B ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(4 π D))^{3/2}. g μ_B at g = 2 is not that moment. D = 2 J S a² and M(0) = μ_B S/a³ are the nested heisenberg_fraction object and put an extra 1/S. ζ(3/2) is not evaluated",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        heisenberg_fraction: {
-            theorem: "PhysJS.BlochLaw.heisenberg_fraction",
-            covers: "derivation-step: D = 2 J S a² and M(0) = μ_B S/a³ turn the Bloch deficit into ΔM/M(0) = (1/S) ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(8 π J S))^{3/2}",
-            coverage: "covers its statement only",
-            leanProof: "complete",
-            axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
-        },
+        nested: [
+            {
+                name: "heisenberg_fraction",
+                kind: "derivation-step",
+                theorem: "PhysJS.BlochLaw.heisenberg_fraction",
+                file: "BlochLaw.lean",
+                covers: "D = 2 J S a² and M(0) = μ_B S/a³ turn the Bloch deficit into ΔM/M(0) = (1/S) ζ(3/2) (k_B T/(8 π J S))^{3/2}",
+                coverage: "covers its statement only",
+                leanProof: "complete",
+                axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+            },
+        ],
     },
     {
         key: "be-135",
         bridgeId: "be-135",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.DensityOfStates3D.dos_3d",
-        covers: "derivation-step: two spins, k³ = 3 π² n, and E = ℏ² k²/(2 m) give n = (1/(3 π²)) (2 m E/ℏ²)^{3/2}. Differentiating E^{3/2} gives g(E) = (1/(2 π²)) (2 m/ℏ²)^{3/2} √E and g = (3/2) n/E. One spin replaces 1/(2 π²) by 1/(4 π²)",
+        file: "DensityOfStates3D.lean",
+        covers: "two spins, k³ = 3 π² n, and E = ℏ² k²/(2 m) give n = (1/(3 π²)) (2 m E/ℏ²)^{3/2}. Differentiating E^{3/2} gives g(E) = (1/(2 π²)) (2 m/ℏ²)^{3/2} √E and g = (3/2) n/E. One spin replaces 1/(2 π²) by 1/(4 π²)",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-136",
         bridgeId: "be-136",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.DensityOfStates2D.dos_2d",
-        covers: "derivation-step: two spins in the disk, n = k²/(2 π), and E = ℏ² k²/(2 m) give n = m E/(π ℏ²). The derivative is g(E) = m/(π ℏ²), independent of E. A valley factor other than 1 is not this density",
+        file: "DensityOfStates2D.lean",
+        covers: "two spins in the disk, n = k²/(2 π), and E = ℏ² k²/(2 m) give n = m E/(π ℏ²). The derivative is g(E) = m/(π ℏ²), independent of E. A valley factor other than 1 is not this density",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-137",
         bridgeId: "be-137",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ThomasFermi.thomas_fermi",
-        covers: "derivation-step: φ = φ0 exp(−k x) has second derivative k² φ. δn = g(E_F) e φ and Poisson φ'' = e δn/ε0 give k_TF² = e² g(E_F)/ε0. g(E_F) = (3/2) n/E_F is PhysJS.FermiSea.dos_factor, not a proof of the be-135 prefactor, so k_TF² = (e²/ε0) (3 n)/(2 E_F). A flat density leaves the factor 1. Not the classical Debye length",
+        file: "ThomasFermi.lean",
+        covers: "φ = φ0 exp(−k x) has second derivative k² φ. δn = g(E_F) e φ and Poisson φ'' = e δn/ε0 give k_TF² = e² g(E_F)/ε0. g(E_F) = (3/2) n/E_F is PhysJS.FermiSea.dos_factor, not a proof of the be-135 prefactor, so k_TF² = (e²/ε0) (3 n)/(2 E_F). A flat density leaves the factor 1. Not the classical Debye length",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-138",
         bridgeId: "be-138",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.BuiltinVoltage.builtin_voltage",
-        covers: "derivation-step: complete ionization and Boltzmann tails N_D = n_i exp(e (φ_n − φ_i)/(k_B T)) and N_A = n_i exp(−e (φ_p − φ_i)/(k_B T)) give V_bi = (k_B T/e) ln(N_A N_D/n_i²). The product n_p N_A = n_i² is the be-99 conclusion as an input, not a second proof, and rewrites the same logarithm as ln(N_D/n_p). Not the ideal diode of be-82",
+        file: "BuiltinVoltage.lean",
+        covers: "complete ionization and Boltzmann tails N_D = n_i exp(e (φ_n − φ_i)/(k_B T)) and N_A = n_i exp(−e (φ_p − φ_i)/(k_B T)) give V_bi = (k_B T/e) ln(N_A N_D/n_i²). The product n_p N_A = n_i² is the be-99 conclusion as an input, not a second proof, and rewrites the same logarithm as ln(N_D/n_p). Not the ideal diode of be-82",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-139",
         bridgeId: "be-139",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.SemiconductorFermi.fermi_level",
-        covers: "derivation-step: n = p on Boltzmann tails and N_c/N_v = (m_e*/m_h*)^{3/2} give E_F − (E_c + E_v)/2 = (3/4) k_B T ln(m_h*/m_e*). The 3/4 is half of 3/2. Complete ionization N_D = N_c exp(−(E_c − E_F)/(k_B T)) gives E_c − E_F = k_B T ln(N_c/N_D). Dropping the 3/2 leaves 1/2. Not a Fermi–Dirac integral",
+        file: "SemiconductorFermi.lean",
+        covers: "n = p on Boltzmann tails and N_c/N_v = (m_e*/m_h*)^{3/2} give E_F − (E_c + E_v)/2 = (3/4) k_B T ln(m_h*/m_e*). The 3/4 is half of 3/2. Complete ionization N_D = N_c exp(−(E_c − E_F)/(k_B T)) gives E_c − E_F = k_B T ln(N_c/N_D). Dropping the 3/2 leaves 1/2. Not a Fermi–Dirac integral",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-140",
         bridgeId: "be-140",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.OnsagerFrequency.onsager_frequency",
-        covers: "derivation-step: A = (2 π e B/ℏ) (n + γ) at n and at n + 1. The step is 1, so γ cancels and F = ℏ A/(2 π e), with Δ(1/B) = 1/F. Dropping γ on one orbit is not a step of 1",
+        file: "OnsagerFrequency.lean",
+        covers: "A = (2 π e B/ℏ) (n + γ) at n and at n + 1. The step is 1, so γ cancels and F = ℏ A/(2 π e), with Δ(1/B) = 1/F. Dropping γ on one orbit is not a step of 1",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-141",
         bridgeId: "be-141",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.JosephsonInductance.inductance_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: I = I_c sin φ and V = (ℏ/(2 e)) dφ/dt. At φ = 0, cos φ = 1, so V = L dI/dt gives L_J = ℏ/(2 e I_c). Φ₀ = h/(2 e) and h = 2 π ℏ give L_J = Φ₀/(2 π I_c). A phase with cos φ ≠ 1 is not this inductance. Not the frequency of be-59",
+        file: "JosephsonInductance.lean",
+        covers: "I = I_c sin φ and V = (ℏ/(2 e)) dφ/dt. At φ = 0, cos φ = 1, so V = L dI/dt gives L_J = ℏ/(2 e I_c). Φ₀ = h/(2 e) and h = 2 π ℏ give L_J = Φ₀/(2 π I_c). A phase with cos φ ≠ 1 is not this inductance. Not the frequency of be-59",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-142",
         bridgeId: "be-142",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.LowerCritical.lower_critical",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the core cutoff is the hypothesis that j(r) = Φ₀/(2 π μ0 λ² r) on ξ ≤ r ≤ λ. The London kinetic energy integrates to (Φ₀²/(4 π μ0 λ²)) ln(λ/ξ). B_c1 = μ0 ε/Φ₀ gives B_c1 = (Φ₀/(4 π λ²)) ln(λ/ξ), with Φ₀ = h/(2 e). An additive constant under the logarithm changes the field and not the prefactor. Not be-96",
+        file: "LowerCritical.lean",
+        covers: "the core cutoff is the hypothesis that j(r) = Φ₀/(2 π μ0 λ² r) on ξ ≤ r ≤ λ. The London kinetic energy integrates to (Φ₀²/(4 π μ0 λ²)) ln(λ/ξ). B_c1 = μ0 ε/Φ₀ gives B_c1 = (Φ₀/(4 π λ²)) ln(λ/ξ), with Φ₀ = h/(2 e). An additive constant under the logarithm changes the field and not the prefactor. Not be-96",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-143",
         bridgeId: "be-143",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.AcDrude.ac_drude",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the antiderivative of exp(−a s) cos(b s) is proved, and the improper integral is a/(a² + b²). At a = 1/τ and b = ω, (σ₀/τ) times that integral is σ₀/(1 + ω² τ²). σ₀ = n e² τ/m is an input. Dropping the DC 1 is not this conductivity. Not be-123",
+        file: "AcDrude.lean",
+        covers: "the antiderivative of exp(−a s) cos(b s) is proved, and the improper integral is a/(a² + b²). At a = 1/τ and b = ω, (σ₀/τ) times that integral is σ₀/(1 + ω² τ²). σ₀ = n e² τ/m is an input. Dropping the DC 1 is not this conductivity. Not be-123",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-144",
         bridgeId: "be-144",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Matthiessen.matthiessen",
-        covers: "derivation-step: independent Poisson processes have exp(−t/τ) = exp(−t/τ₁) exp(−t/τ₂), so 1/τ = 1/τ₁ + 1/τ₂. One Drude factor ρ_i = C/τ_i makes ρ = ρ₁ + ρ₂. One lifetime is not the parallel sum. Not a collision integral",
+        file: "Matthiessen.lean",
+        covers: "independent Poisson processes have exp(−t/τ) = exp(−t/τ₁) exp(−t/τ₂), so 1/τ = 1/τ₁ + 1/τ₂. One Drude factor ρ_i = C/τ_i makes ρ = ρ₁ + ρ₂. One lifetime is not the parallel sum. Not a collision integral",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-145",
         bridgeId: "be-145",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Stoner.stoner",
-        covers: "derivation-step: χ = χ_P ∑_n (I g(E_F))^n. For |I g(E_F)| < 1 the geometric series is 1/(1 − I g(E_F)), so χ = χ_P/(1 − I g(E_F)). The pole 1 − I g(E_F) = 0 is the same formula as I g(E_F) = 1. χ_P is be-94 and is not re-proved. The first two bubbles are not the closed form",
+        file: "Stoner.lean",
+        covers: "χ = χ_P ∑_n (I g(E_F))^n. For |I g(E_F)| < 1 the geometric series is 1/(1 − I g(E_F)), so χ = χ_P/(1 − I g(E_F)). The pole 1 − I g(E_F) = 0 is the same formula as I g(E_F) = 1. χ_P is be-94 and is not re-proved. The first two bubbles are not the closed form",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-146",
         bridgeId: "be-146",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.GorterCasimir.gorter_casimir",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the exponent p = 4 is a hypothesis. n_s/n = 1 − (T/T_c)^p and the London depths of be-75, not re-proved, give λ(T) = λ(0)/√(1 − (T/T_c)^4). The exponent 2 is not 4 when the reduced temperature is neither 0 nor 1. Not a BCS gap and not a second proof of be-75",
+        file: "GorterCasimir.lean",
+        covers: "the exponent p = 4 is a hypothesis. n_s/n = 1 − (T/T_c)^p and the London depths of be-75, not re-proved, give λ(T) = λ(0)/√(1 − (T/T_c)^4). The exponent 2 is not 4 when the reduced temperature is neither 0 nor 1. Not a BCS gap and not a second proof of be-75",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-147",
         bridgeId: "be-147",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) with R = N_A k_B is the molecular factor exp(−ε/(k_B T)) at ε = Ea/N_A. The prefactor A is temperature-independent here. Not the Eyring identification of A",
+        file: "Arrhenius.lean",
+        covers: "k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) with R = N_A k_B is the molecular factor exp(−ε/(k_B T)) at ε = Ea/N_A. The prefactor A is temperature-independent here. Not the Eyring identification of A",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-148",
         bridgeId: "be-148",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Eyring.eyring_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: k = (k_B T/h) exp(−ΔG‡/(k_B T)). The molar form calls PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq at R = N_A k_B. The logarithmic derivative is Ea = ΔH‡ + R T. That Ea is not the constant in k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) at A = (k_B T/h) exp(ΔS‡/R); those substitutions differ by exp(−1). The transmission coefficient is 1",
+        file: "Eyring.lean",
+        covers: "k = (k_B T/h) exp(−ΔG‡/(k_B T)). The molar form calls PhysJS.Arrhenius.arrhenius_eq at R = N_A k_B. The logarithmic derivative is Ea = ΔH‡ + R T. That Ea is not the constant in k = A exp(−Ea/(R T)) at A = (k_B T/h) exp(ΔS‡/R); those substitutions differ by exp(−1). The transmission coefficient is 1",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-149",
         bridgeId: "be-149",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.VanTHoff.vant_hoff",
-        covers: "derivation-step: equilibrium_log is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, so ln K = −ΔG°/(R T). At ΔG° = ΔH° − T ΔS° with both constant, d ln K/dT = ΔH°/(R T²). Not a second proof of be-150 and not a van 't Hoff plot",
+        file: "VanTHoff.lean",
+        covers: "equilibrium_log is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, so ln K = −ΔG°/(R T). At ΔG° = ΔH° − T ΔS° with both constant, d ln K/dT = ΔH°/(R T²). Not a second proof of be-150 and not a van 't Hoff plot",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-150",
         bridgeId: "be-150",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: Σ ν_i μ_i = 0 with μ_i = μ_i° + R T ln a_i gives ΔG° = −R T ln K for K > 0 and T ≠ 0. Not an activity model",
+        file: "GibbsIsotherm.lean",
+        covers: "Σ ν_i μ_i = 0 with μ_i = μ_i° + R T ln a_i gives ΔG° = −R T ln K for K > 0 and T ≠ 0. Not an activity model",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-151",
         bridgeId: "be-151",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.NernstGibbs.nernst_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the cell standard state is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, and ΔG = −n F E with F = N_A e gives E = E° − (R T/(n F)) ln Q. Not a second proof of be-150",
+        file: "NernstGibbs.lean",
+        covers: "the cell standard state is PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq, and ΔG = −n F E with F = N_A e gives E = E° − (R T/(n F)) ln Q. Not a second proof of be-150",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-152",
         bridgeId: "be-152",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ClausiusClapeyron.integrated_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ideal_vapor_slope calls PhysJS.Clapeyron.slope_eq, be-71, and substitutes Δv = R T/P. Constant latent heat integrates to ln(P2/P1) = −(ΔH/R)(1/T2 − 1/T1). Both temperatures are positive. Not a second proof of be-71. A separate liquid volume is not this row",
+        file: "ClausiusClapeyron.lean",
+        covers: "ideal_vapor_slope calls PhysJS.Clapeyron.slope_eq, be-71, and substitutes Δv = R T/P. Constant latent heat integrates to ln(P2/P1) = −(ΔH/R)(1/T2 − 1/T1). Both temperatures are positive. Not a second proof of be-71. A separate liquid volume is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-153",
         bridgeId: "be-153",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Raoult.raoult_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq on the ideal mixture and on the pure liquid gives P = x P*. The liquid activity is the mole fraction and the vapor activity is P/P°. Not a second proof of be-150. A nonideal activity is not this row",
+        file: "Raoult.lean",
+        covers: "PhysJS.GibbsIsotherm.gibbs_eq on the ideal mixture and on the pure liquid gives P = x P*. The liquid activity is the mole fraction and the vapor activity is P/P°. Not a second proof of be-150. A nonideal activity is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-154",
         bridgeId: "be-154",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Prandtl.prandtl_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the ratio identity Pr = ν/α with ν = μ/ρ and α = k/(ρ c_p) is the product Pr k = μ c_p. Not a heat-transfer correlation and not the Reynolds analogy of be-86",
+        file: "Prandtl.lean",
+        covers: "the ratio identity Pr = ν/α with ν = μ/ρ and α = k/(ρ c_p) is the product Pr k = μ c_p. Not a heat-transfer correlation and not the Reynolds analogy of be-86",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-155",
         bridgeId: "be-155",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.ReynoldsNumber.reynolds_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: inertial flux over viscous flux is Re = (ρ v²)/(μ v/L) = v L/ν with ν = μ/ρ, so Re μ = ρ v L. Not a friction correlation and not the pipe factor of be-77",
+        file: "ReynoldsNumber.lean",
+        covers: "inertial flux over viscous flux is Re = (ρ v²)/(μ v/L) = v L/ν with ν = μ/ρ, so Re μ = ρ v L. Not a friction correlation and not the pipe factor of be-77",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-156",
         bridgeId: "be-156",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Biot.biot_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: with L_c = V/A, Bi = (L_c/k)/(1/h) = h V/(k A), so Bi k = h L_c. Not a lumped-capacitance criterion",
+        file: "Biot.lean",
+        covers: "with L_c = V/A, Bi = (L_c/k)/(1/h) = h V/(k A), so Bi k = h L_c. Not a lumped-capacitance criterion",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-157",
         bridgeId: "be-157",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Nusselt.nusselt_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: h = k (∂T/∂n)/ΔT makes Nu = h L/k equal to L (∂T/∂n)/ΔT, so Nu k = h L. Not a correlation for Nu",
+        file: "Nusselt.lean",
+        covers: "h = k (∂T/∂n)/ΔT makes Nu = h L/k equal to L (∂T/∂n)/ΔT, so Nu k = h L. Not a correlation for Nu",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-158",
         bridgeId: "be-158",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Schmidt.schmidt_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: Sc = ν/D with ν = μ/ρ is Sc ρ D = μ, and Le = α/D = Sc/Pr once Pr = ν/α. Not a mass-transfer correlation",
+        file: "Schmidt.lean",
+        covers: "Sc = ν/D with ν = μ/ρ is Sc ρ D = μ, and Le = α/D = Sc/Pr once Pr = ν/α. Not a mass-transfer correlation",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-159",
         bridgeId: "be-159",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Sherwood.sherwood_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: k_m = D (∂c/∂n)/Δc makes Sh = k_m L/D equal to L (∂c/∂n)/Δc, so Sh D = k_m L. Not a correlation for Sh",
+        file: "Sherwood.lean",
+        covers: "k_m = D (∂c/∂n)/Δc makes Sh = k_m L/D equal to L (∂c/∂n)/Δc, so Sh D = k_m L. Not a correlation for Sh",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-160",
         bridgeId: "be-160",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.FourierConduction.fourier_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: a constant flux q = −k dT/dx integrates to q L = −k (T(L) − T(0)). A temperature-dependent conductivity is not this row",
+        file: "FourierConduction.lean",
+        covers: "a constant flux q = −k dT/dx integrates to q L = −k (T(L) − T(0)). A temperature-dependent conductivity is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-161",
         bridgeId: "be-161",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.NewtonCooling.newton_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ρ c V dθ/dt = −h A θ integrates to θ(t) = θ(0) exp(−t/τ) with τ = ρ c V/(h A). Radiation in T⁴ is not this row",
+        file: "NewtonCooling.lean",
+        covers: "ρ c V dθ/dt = −h A θ integrates to θ(t) = θ(0) exp(−t/τ) with τ = ρ c V/(h A). Radiation in T⁴ is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-162",
         bridgeId: "be-162",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Otto.otto_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the cold-air isentropic cycle at constant γ > 1 gives η = 1 − r^(1−γ). A temperature-dependent heat capacity is not this row",
+        file: "Otto.lean",
+        covers: "the cold-air isentropic cycle at constant γ > 1 gives η = 1 − r^(1−γ). A temperature-dependent heat capacity is not this row",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-163",
         bridgeId: "be-163",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.JouleThomson.joule_thomson_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the enthalpy differential dh = c_p dT + (v − T (∂v/∂T)_p) dP is a hypothesis. It gives μ_JT c_p = T (∂v/∂T)_p − v, and the ideal-gas bracket v = R T/P vanishes. Not a measured inversion curve",
+        file: "JouleThomson.lean",
+        covers: "the enthalpy differential dh = c_p dT + (v − T (∂v/∂T)_p) dP is a hypothesis. It gives μ_JT c_p = T (∂v/∂T)_p − v, and the ideal-gas bracket v = R T/P vanishes. Not a measured inversion curve",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-164",
         bridgeId: "be-164",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.PlanckSpectrum.planck_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: bose_factor proves 1/(e^x − 1) = Σ_{n≥1} e^{−n x}. The mode density 8 π ν²/c³, two polarizations, is a hypothesis. Their product is u (e^{hν/kT} − 1) c³ = 8 π h ν³. The frequency integral is be-165",
+        file: "PlanckSpectrum.lean",
+        covers: "bose_factor proves 1/(e^x − 1) = Σ_{n≥1} e^{−n x}. The mode density 8 π ν²/c³, two polarizations, is a hypothesis. Their product is u (e^{hν/kT} − 1) c³ = 8 π h ν³. The frequency integral is be-165",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-165",
         bridgeId: "be-165",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.StefanBoltzmann.stefan_boltzmann_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ∫_0^∞ x³/(e^x − 1) dx = π⁴/15 from Σ n^{−4} = π⁴/90 and Γ(4) = 6. The hemisphere integrals give the factor c/4. With h = 2 π ℏ, σ = π² k_B⁴/(60 ℏ³ c²) = 2 π⁵ k_B⁴/(15 h³ c²). The mode density 8 π is the hypothesis of be-164. Not a radiometer measurement",
+        file: "StefanBoltzmann.lean",
+        covers: "∫_0^∞ x³/(e^x − 1) dx = π⁴/15 from Σ n^{−4} = π⁴/90 and Γ(4) = 6. The hemisphere integrals give the factor c/4. With h = 2 π ℏ, σ = π² k_B⁴/(60 ℏ³ c²) = 2 π⁵ k_B⁴/(15 h³ c²). The mode density 8 π is the hypothesis of be-164. Not a radiometer measurement",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-166",
         bridgeId: "be-166",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.WienDisplacement.wien_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: spectral(x) = x⁵/(e^x − 1) has derivative zero for x > 0 exactly when 5 − x = 5 exp(−x). That equation has a unique positive root and the root lies in (4, 5). The decimal is not evaluated. x = 0 is an extraneous root. The displacement constant is b k_B x = h c",
+        file: "WienDisplacement.lean",
+        covers: "spectral(x) = x⁵/(e^x − 1) has derivative zero for x > 0 exactly when 5 − x = 5 exp(−x). That equation has a unique positive root and the root lies in (4, 5). The decimal is not evaluated. x = 0 is an extraneous root. The displacement constant is b k_B x = h c",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-167",
         bridgeId: "be-167",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.SackurTetrode.sackur_tetrode",
-        covers: "derivation-step: n_Q = λ_T^{−3} uses PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, be-12. Stirling ln N! = N ln N − N is a hypothesis, and U = (3/2) N k_B T is equipartition. They give S = N k_B (ln(n_Q/n) + 5/2). Not a second proof of be-12 and not the Stirling series",
+        file: "SackurTetrode.lean",
+        covers: "n_Q = λ_T^{−3} uses PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, be-12. Stirling ln N! = N ln N − N is a hypothesis, and U = (3/2) N k_B T is equipartition. They give S = N k_B (ln(n_Q/n) + 5/2). Not a second proof of be-12 and not the Stirling series",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-168",
         bridgeId: "be-168",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.Saha.saha_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the thermal factor is PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, so K = (2 π m k_B T/h²)^{3/2} exp(−I/(k_B T)). The electron weight 2 and the internal partition functions are not in this statement. Not a second proof of be-12",
+        file: "Saha.lean",
+        covers: "the thermal factor is PhysJS.ThermalDeBroglie.wavelength_eq, so K = (2 π m k_B T/h²)^{3/2} exp(−I/(k_B T)). The electron weight 2 and the internal partition functions are not in this statement. Not a second proof of be-12",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-169",
         bridgeId: "be-169",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.RichardsonDushman.richardson_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: ∫_a^∞ exp(−c x) dx = exp(−c a)/c is proved. The current is the hypothesis 4 π m e/h³ times one factor k_B T from each tail, so J h³ exp(φ/(k_B T)) = 4 π m e k_B² T². Here e is the elementary charge. The Boltzmann tail replaces Fermi–Dirac and the reflection coefficient is 1",
+        file: "RichardsonDushman.lean",
+        covers: "∫_a^∞ exp(−c x) dx = exp(−c a)/c is proved. The current is the hypothesis 4 π m e/h³ times one factor k_B T from each tail, so J h³ exp(φ/(k_B T)) = 4 π m e k_B² T². Here e is the elementary charge. The Boltzmann tail replaces Fermi–Dirac and the reflection coefficient is 1",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
     {
         key: "be-170",
         bridgeId: "be-170",
+        kind: "bridge",
         theorem: "PhysJS.OnsagerReciprocity.onsager_eq",
-        covers: "derivation-step: the mixed partials of Φ = ½ L11 X1² + L12 X1 X2 + ½ L22 X2² are both L12, so L12 = L21. thermoelectric_instance applies PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq, be-73, and does not re-prove Π = S T. An antisymmetric cross term produces no entropy. The magnetic case L12(B) = L21(−B) is not this row",
+        file: "OnsagerReciprocity.lean",
+        covers: "the mixed partials of Φ = ½ L11 X1² + L12 X1 X2 + ½ L22 X2² are both L12, so L12 = L21. thermoelectric_instance applies PhysJS.KelvinRelation.peltier_eq, be-73, and does not re-prove Π = S T. An antisymmetric cross term produces no entropy. The magnetic case L12(B) = L21(−B) is not this row",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-171",
+        bridgeId: "be-171",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.CantileverStiffness.stiffness_eq",
+        file: "CantileverStiffness.lean",
+        covers: "integrates the Euler-Bernoulli beam equation E I w'' = F (L - x) twice from the clamp (w(0) = w'(0) = 0) to get w(L) = F L^3 / (3 E I), hence k = F / w(L) = 3 E I / L^3 and, for I = b t^3 / 12, k = E b t^3 / (4 L^3). Premises are the beam equation, the moment F (L - x) and the clamp conditions; not shear deflection and not a derivation of the beam equation itself.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-172",
+        bridgeId: "be-172",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.CantileverFrequency.frequency_eq",
+        file: "CantileverFrequency.lean",
+        covers: "from E I phi'''' = rho A omega^2 phi with the general mode a cos + b sin + c cosh + d sinh, the clamp and free-end conditions give a 2x2 system with determinant 2 (1 + cos(lam) cosh(lam)), so cos(lam) cosh(lam) = -1; omega = beta^2 sqrt(E I / (rho A)) and f1 = (lam^2 / 2 pi) sqrt(E I / (rho A L^4)). first_root proves by the intermediate value theorem that the first positive root exists, lies in (pi/2, pi) and is unique there, so pi^2/4 < lam^2 < pi^2. Not a decimal for lam_1 (1.8751 is not evaluated) and not an added-mass or damped frequency.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-173",
+        bridgeId: "be-173",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SpringSoftening.stiffness_eq",
+        file: "SpringSoftening.lean",
+        covers: "with C(x) = eps0 A / (g - x) the coenergy force is F_e = (1/2) V^2 dC/dx = eps0 A V^2 / (2 (g-x)^2); the net-force slope gives k_eff = k - eps0 A V^2 / (g - x)^3 (HasDerivAt). pull_in_gap_eq shows equilibrium plus k_eff = 0 forces x = g/3 and V^2 = 8 k g^3 / (27 eps0 A), the be-79 value. Voltage control, parallel plates, no fringing; not charge control.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-174",
+        bridgeId: "be-174",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.QuarterBridge.bridge_eq",
+        file: "QuarterBridge.lean",
+        covers: "from Kirchhoff current law on the two dividers (reference reads Vex/2, gauge R(1+x) reads Vex(1+x)/(2+x)) the output is Vout/Vex = x / (4 + 2x). small_signal proves the slope at 0 is 1/4, nonlinearity_eq the exact deficit x^2 / (4 (2 + x)). Three equal fixed resistors, no lead wire or self-heating; not half or full bridge.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-175",
+        bridgeId: "be-175",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.CoaxialImpedance.impedance_from_gauss",
+        file: "CoaxialImpedance.lean",
+        covers: "L' = (mu/2pi) ln(b/a) from the integrated Ampere flux, C' from be-132 (CoaxialCapacitance.capacitance_per_length applied to the Gauss integral), and the telegrapher coefficient matching Z0^2 C' = L' give Z0 = (1/2pi) sqrt(mu/eps) ln(b/a). Lossless TEM, uniform line; the 59.96 ohm decimal is not evaluated, and not a lossy or microstrip line.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-176",
+        bridgeId: "be-176",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SauerbreyMass.sauerbrey_eq",
+        file: "SauerbreyMass.lean",
+        covers: "linearizes f(h) = v/(2h) (f0 = v/(2h), v = sqrt(mu_q/rho_q)) under the added thickness dh = dm/(rho_q A) to get df = -f0 dh / h = -2 f0^2 dm / (A sqrt(rho_q mu_q)); exact_shift gives the unlinearized -f0 dh/(h+dh). Premises: film acts as extra crystal thickness, rigid, dh << h; not a viscoelastic (Kanazawa) or liquid load.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-177",
+        bridgeId: "be-177",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.EquipartitionDisplacement.displacement_eq",
+        file: "EquipartitionDisplacement.lean",
+        covers: "from the spring law dU/dx = k x with U(0) = 0, U = (k/2) x^2; the Boltzmann weight integrates to sqrt(2 pi kB T / k), normalizes to the Gaussian of variance kB T / k, and the mean square is kB T / k with energy (1/2) kB T per mode. Reuses be-87 machinery (CapacitorNoise). Classical, harmonic, equilibrium; not the quantum variance and not (3/2) kB T.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-178",
+        bridgeId: "be-178",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ThermomechanicalNoise.force_noise_eq",
+        file: "ThermomechanicalNoise.lean",
+        covers: "for m v' + c v = F with white two-sided force density S2, the Wiener-Khinchin velocity variance is S2/(2 c m) (Lorentzian integral pi/(c m)); classical equipartition m <v^2> = kB T gives S2 = 2 c kB T and the one-sided S_F = 2 S2 = 4 kB T c. acceleration_floor_eq gives 4 kB T w0 /(m Q) via c = m w0 / Q. Equipartition and white-spectrum are premises; classical limit only, not the quantum fluctuation-dissipation form.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-179",
+        bridgeId: "be-179",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BolometerNep.nep_eq",
+        file: "BolometerNep.lean",
+        covers: "the thermal Langevin equation C dT' + G dT = P_n with white two-sided density S2 gives <dT^2> = S2/(2 G C) (Lorentzian integral); canonical energy variance <dE^2> = kB T^2 C with dE = C dT gives <dT^2> = kB T^2 / C, so S2 = 2 kB T^2 G and the one-sided NEP^2 = 4 kB T^2 G. The canonical energy variance and white spectrum are premises; single thermal link, thermal-fluctuation limit only (no Johnson or photon noise).",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-180",
+        bridgeId: "be-180",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PeltierMaxDeltaT.max_delta_t_eq",
+        file: "PeltierMaxDeltaT.lean",
+        covers: "the cold-side heat Qc(I) = S Tc I - I^2 R/2 - K dT is a concave quadratic with stationary current I* = S Tc/R and maximum S^2 Tc^2/(2R) - K dT; with Z = S^2/(R K), heat can be pumped iff dT <= (1/2) Z Tc^2, with equality at the zero-load edge. Constant properties, Peltier + half-Joule + conduction only; not multistage and not temperature-dependent S.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-181",
+        bridgeId: "be-181",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.HarvesterPower.harvester_eq",
+        file: "HarvesterPower.lean",
+        covers: "the steady state z = a cos(wt) + b sin(wt) of m z'' + c z' + k z = m A cos(wt) gives a^2 + b^2 = (mA)^2/((k - m w^2)^2 + (c w)^2); at resonance the cycle-averaged dissipation (1/2) c_e w^2 (a^2+b^2) (proved as an integral over one period) with c_e = 2 m wn ze, c_m = 2 m wn zm yields P = m ze A^2 / (4 wn (ze+zm)^2), and at ze = zm P = m A^2 / (16 zm wn). matched_is_max proves ze = zm maximizes it. Mechanical power into the electrical damper, not rectified circuit-load power.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-182",
+        bridgeId: "be-182",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.MeanFreePath.mean_free_path_eq",
+        file: "MeanFreePath.lean",
+        covers: "from p_F = hbar k_F = m* v_F, free flight dx/dt = v_F over tau and E_F = hbar^2 k_F^2/(2m*), proves l = v_F tau = hbar k_F tau/m*, k_F l = 2 E_F tau/hbar and (1 <= k_F l iff hbar/tau <= 2 E_F). It is not a derivation of tau or of anisotropic bands.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-183",
+        bridgeId: "be-183",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BlochOscillation.bloch_frequency_eq",
+        file: "BlochOscillation.lean",
+        covers: "from hbar dk/dt = eE (HasDerivAt) and one zone traversal k(T)=k(0)+2pi/a with omega T = 2pi, proves T = 2 pi hbar/(eEa) and omega_B = eEa/hbar. It is not a derivation of the band, of omega_B tau >> 1 or of the absence of Zener tunnelling.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-184",
+        bridgeId: "be-184",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PippardCoherence.pippard_eq",
+        file: "PippardCoherence.lean",
+        covers: "from xi0 = hbar v_F/(pi Delta), l = v_F tau and the additive energy-scale premise hbar v_F/xi = pi Delta + hbar/(alpha tau), proves 1/xi = 1/xi0 + 1/(alpha l), the closed form xi = xi0 alpha l/(xi0 + alpha l) and xi <= min(xi0, alpha l). alpha is a convention-dependent positive hypothesis and the additivity premise and BCS xi0 are not derived.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-185",
+        bridgeId: "be-185",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ClausiusMossotti.clausius_mossotti_eq",
+        file: "ClausiusMossotti.lean",
+        covers: "from P = eps0 (eps_r - 1) E, P = N alpha E_loc and the Lorentz local field E_loc = E + P/(3 eps0), proves (eps_r - 1)/(eps_r + 2) = N alpha/(3 eps0). It is not a derivation of the Lorentz field, of alpha, or a statement for polar or anisotropic media.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-186",
+        bridgeId: "be-186",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.DepairingCurrent.depairing_eq",
+        file: "DepairingCurrent.lean",
+        covers: "from the GL supercurrent J(q) = (Phi0/(2 pi mu0 lambda^2)) q (1 - xi^2 q^2) (premise), proves dJ/dq = 0 at q* = 1/(sqrt3 xi), J(q) <= J(q*) for all q >= 0, and J(q*) = Phi0/(3 sqrt3 pi mu0 lambda^2 xi); also J_d = (2 sqrt2/(3 sqrt3)) B_c/(mu0 lambda) for B_c = Phi0/(2 sqrt2 pi lambda xi). The GL J(q) and B_c are inputs.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-187",
+        bridgeId: "be-187",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SchottkyMott.schottky_mott_eq",
+        file: "SchottkyMott.lean",
+        covers: "from a common-vacuum-level ledger E_FM = E_vac - Phi_M, E_c = E_vac + delta - chi_s, phi_Bn = E_c - E_FM and the ideal premise delta = 0, proves phi_Bn = Phi_M - chi_s; also phi_Bn = Phi_M - chi_s + delta, pinned_not_ideal for delta != 0 and phi_Bp + phi_Bn = E_g. It is not a model of interface states or the pinning slope.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-188",
+        bridgeId: "be-188",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.WannierExciton.exciton_eq",
+        file: "WannierExciton.lean",
+        covers: "from the 1s trial energy E(a) = hbar^2/(2 mu a^2) - k/a with k = k0/eps_r (premise), proves the unique minimizer a = hbar^2/(mu k), binding energy mu k^2/(2 hbar^2), and hence -E_X = (mu/m) Ry/eps_r^2, a_X = a_B eps_r m/mu and -E_X = k/(2 a_X). It is not a band-structure calculation and uses no GaAs numbers.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-189",
+        bridgeId: "be-189",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ChargingEnergy.charging_energy_eq",
+        file: "ChargingEnergy.lean",
+        covers: "from constant C and the work integral E_C = integral_0^e (q/C) dq (proved), gives E_C = e^2/(2C); also addition_energy (2N+1) E_C and thermal_ratio kBT/E_C = 2C kBT/e^2. The regime kBT << E_C is not a theorem.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-190",
+        bridgeId: "be-190",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.WeakLocalization.weak_localization_eq",
+        file: "WeakLocalization.lean",
+        covers: "from the 2D return probability 1/(4 pi D t) and the Cooperon weight Delta_sigma = -(2e^2 D/(pi hbar)) integral_tau^tau_phi P dt (convention-dependent hypothesis), proves integral dt/t = ln(tau_phi/tau) and Delta_sigma = -(e^2/(pi h)) ln(tau_phi/tau) with h = 2 pi hbar, negative and decreasing in tau_phi. The weight, spin counting and symmetry class are hypotheses; no antilocalization.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-191",
+        bridgeId: "be-191",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ThermalConductanceQuantum.thermal_conductance_eq",
+        file: "ThermalConductanceQuantum.lean",
+        covers: "from the 1D channel heat current J = integral h nu n_B dnu, kappa = integral h nu (dn/dT) dnu (HasDerivAt of the Bose occupation proved) and the proved Bose integral integral_0^inf x^2 e^x/(e^x-1)^2 dx = pi^2/3, proves kappa = pi^2 kB^2 T/(3h). The exchange of d/dT with the integral, adiabatic contacts and mode counting are premises.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-192",
+        bridgeId: "be-192",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.KondoTemperature.kondo_eq",
+        file: "KondoTemperature.lean",
+        covers: "from the poor-man's-scaling flow dg/dl = g^2 - g^3/2 (hypothesis) on 0<g<2 with a strong-coupling reference g1, proves k_B T_K = D0 K(g1) sqrt(g0/(1-g0/2)) exp(-1/g0), K = exp(-Phi(g1)); the exponent and sqrt(g) are derived, K(g1) depends on the reference coupling (K_injective) so the catalog prefactor 1 is a convention hypothesis. The flow and its coefficients are not derived from the Kondo Hamiltonian.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-193",
+        bridgeId: "be-193",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SweetParker.inflow_eq",
+        file: "SweetParker.lean",
+        covers: "from mass conservation v_in L = v_A δ and diffusion balance v_in = η/δ with outflow at v_A, v_in = v_A S^(-1/2) with S = L v_A/η (rpow and 1/sqrt forms), plus sub-Alfvenic and wrong-power separations. Not a proof that the outflow is v_A, or that real reconnection is this slow.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-194",
+        bridgeId: "be-194",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SedovTaylor.radius_eq",
+        file: "SedovTaylor.lean",
+        covers: "the mass/length/time exponent system for R = ξ E^a t^b ρ^c has the unique solution (1/5, 2/5, -1/5), giving R = ξ (E t²/ρ)^(1/5); also dR/dt = (2/5) R/t. The similarity constant ξ(γ) is a hypothesis (units leave it free). Not the energy integral.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-195",
+        bridgeId: "be-195",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.StrongShock.compression_eq",
+        file: "StrongShock.lean",
+        covers: "from the Rankine-Hugoniot mass, momentum and energy laws for an ideal gas with upstream pressure p1 = 0 (the M -> infinity limit as hypothesis), (rho2 - rho1)((g-1)rho2 - (g+1)rho1) = 0, so a compressive shock has rho2/rho1 = (g+1)/(g-1); equals 4 at g = 5/3. Not the finite-Mach ratio, a magnetized shock, or the entropy condition.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-196",
+        bridgeId: "be-196",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BohmDiffusion.bohm_eq",
+        file: "BohmDiffusion.lean",
+        covers: "with the empirical Bohm coefficient c_B = 1/16 taken as a hypothesis, D_B = k_B T/(16 e B) = c_B v_th²/ω_c, and D_B/D_classical = (1+α²)/(16 α) against the be-123 classical coefficient. Not a derivation of 1/16.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-197",
+        bridgeId: "be-197",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BondiHoyle.radius_eq",
+        file: "BondiHoyle.lean",
+        covers: "with the capture radius defined by escape speed squared 2GM/r equal to v² + c_s², r = 2GM/(v²+c_s²); at rest 2GM/c_s², which is four times the be-118 Parker radius (reuses ParkerCritical.critical_radius). Not an accretion rate; the quadrature sum and factor 2 are definitional.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-198",
+        bridgeId: "be-198",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.Stromgren.radius_eq",
+        file: "Stromgren.lean",
+        covers: "from ionization balance Q = (4π/3) R³ n² α_B, R³ = 3Q/(4π α_B n²) and R = (3Q/(4π α_B n²))^(1/3); R(8Q) = 2R. α_B (case B) is a hypothesis. Not a numerical radius or a recombination coefficient.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-199",
+        bridgeId: "be-199",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.DispersionDelay.delay_eq",
+        file: "DispersionDelay.lean",
+        covers: "group velocity v_g = c sqrt(1 - ω_p²/ω²) from the cold-plasma dispersion relation; uniform-slab delay bracketed between the leading term and that term over (1-x); and the leading delay integral gives Δt = e²/(8π² ε0 m_e c) DM/ν² with ω_p² = n e²/(ε0 m_e). Not the 4.149 ms GHz² decimal, scattering or a magnetic field.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-200",
+        bridgeId: "be-200",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.FaradayRotation.rotation_eq",
+        file: "FaradayRotation.lean",
+        covers: "for R/L Stix indices n²=1-X/(1∓Y) (exact n_R²-n_L² = -2XY/(1-Y²)), under the quasi-longitudinal premise k_L - k_R = ω_p² ω_c/(c ω²), and Δχ = ½∫(k_L-k_R)dl gives Δχ = RM λ² with RM = e³/(8π² ε0 m_e² c³) ∫ n B_par dl; odd in B_par. Not the Appleton-Hartree expansion or the decimal 0.812.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-201",
+        bridgeId: "be-201",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.LarmorRadiation.larmor_eq",
+        file: "LarmorRadiation.lean",
+        covers: "from the far-zone field E = q a sinθ/(4π ε0 c² r), Poynting flux ε0 c E² and integration over the sphere with ∫ sin³ = 4/3, P = q² a²/(6π ε0 c³); also cyclotron power with a = ω_c v_perp. Not a derivation of the radiation field or radiation reaction.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-202",
+        bridgeId: "be-202",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.Bremsstrahlung.emissivity_eq",
+        file: "Bremsstrahlung.lean",
+        covers: "from the Born-level spectral emissivity with a constant Gaunt factor, the photon cutoff ħω <= ½ m v² (where ħ enters) and the Maxwellian mean speed, P = (16/(3ħ)) (e²/4πε0)³/(m c³) sqrt(2π k_B T/(3m)) Z² n_e n_i g; dimension vector (1,-1,-3), and dropping ħ gives (2,1,-4). Not the spectral emissivity, the value of g, or the Maxwell mean speed.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-203",
+        bridgeId: "be-203",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.CriticalIonization.critical_velocity_eq",
+        file: "CriticalIonization.lean",
+        covers: "from the energy condition ½ m_n v² = e φ_i, v = sqrt(2 e φ_i/m_n), the threshold iff, and a 51.0-51.1 km/s bracket for hydrogen. Scope-limited: that the condition is an instability threshold is not proved.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-204",
+        bridgeId: "be-204",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.LmtdCounterflow.lmtd_eq",
+        file: "LmtdCounterflow.lean",
+        covers: "from the steady counterflow stream equations C_h dT_h/dx = -a(T_h-T_c), C_c dT_c/dx = -a(T_h-T_c) on [0,L] (HasDerivAt premises, constant U A = aL), the local difference decays as exp(-kappa x), the stream energy balance follows from the same ODEs, and the duty Q = C_h(T_h(0)-T_h(L)) equals U A (dT1-dT2)/ln(dT1/dT2); the balanced case C_h = C_c is included with lmtd x x = x. Not a derivation of U; constant heat capacities, no phase change or losses.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-205",
+        bridgeId: "be-205",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.EpsilonNtu.eps_ntu_eq",
+        file: "EpsilonNtu.lean",
+        covers: "from the same steady counterflow stream ODEs (premises HasDerivAt on [0,L], U A = aL), the terminal temperatures expressed through epsilon = Q/(C_min(T_h,in - T_c,in)) and the exponential decay of the local difference give epsilon = (1-E)/(1-C_r E), E = exp(-NTU(1-C_r)), for C_r < 1 with either stream as C_min; eps_ntu_balanced gives NTU/(1+NTU) at C_r = 1. Not a derivation of U; constant heat capacity rates, no phase change.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-206",
+        bridgeId: "be-206",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BlasiusFriction.darcy_blasius_eq",
+        file: "BlasiusFriction.lean",
+        covers: "the pipe-segment force balance dp (pi D^2/4) = tau_w (pi D L) with tau_w = f rho v^2/8 gives dp = f (L/D) rho v^2/2; the Blasius law f = c Re^(-1/4) is taken as an empirical hypothesis and implies dp = (c/2) rho^(3/4) mu^(1/4) v^(7/4) L D^(-5/4). The constant 0.316 and the exponent -1/4 are not derived; fully developed smooth-pipe flow only.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-207",
+        bridgeId: "be-207",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ErgunEquation.ergun_eq",
+        file: "ErgunEquation.lean",
+        covers: "from the bed momentum-loss form dp/L = f_p (rho v^2/d)(1-eps)/eps^3 with the viscous-plus-inertial friction law f_p = k1/Re_p + k2 and Re_p = rho v d/(mu(1-eps)), the two-term Ergun pressure gradient follows; viscous_dominates gives the crossover Re_p = k1/k2 and ergun_numbers evaluates 64062.5 Pa/m for 3 mm beads. The constants k1 = 150 and k2 = 1.75 are empirical hypotheses, not derived.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-208",
+        bridgeId: "be-208",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BraytonCycle.brayton_eq",
+        file: "BraytonCycle.lean",
+        covers: "from isentropic legs T2/T1 = T3/T4 = r_p^((gamma-1)/gamma) and isobaric heats Q_in = c_p(T3-T2), Q_out = c_p(T4-T1), eta = 1 - r_p^((1-gamma)/gamma); poisson_ratio proves the isentropic temperature ratio from p V^gamma = const and p V = kT. Constant gamma and c_p, no losses; not the Otto exponent (brayton_ne_otto).",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-209",
+        bridgeId: "be-209",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.LangmuirIsotherm.langmuir_eq",
+        file: "LangmuirIsotherm.lean",
+        covers: "the steady site balance k_a P (1-theta) = k_d theta with K = k_a/k_d gives theta = K P/(1+K P); relaxation_eq solves dtheta/dt = k_a P(1-theta) - k_d theta on [0,T] so the isotherm is the exponential attractor. One site per molecule, no interaction, single layer; k_a, k_d are inputs.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-210",
+        bridgeId: "be-210",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ButlerVolmer.butler_volmer_eq",
+        file: "ButlerVolmer.lean",
+        covers: "from Arrhenius anodic and cathodic currents with barriers shifted by alpha e eta and (1-alpha) e eta and equal exchange currents i0 at eta = 0, i = i0[exp(alpha e eta/k_B T) - exp(-(1-alpha) e eta/k_B T)]; linear_response gives slope i0 e/(k_B T) at eta = 0, sinh_form the alpha = 1/2 case, sign_of_current the sign of i. i0 and alpha are inputs; no mass-transfer limit; the Nernst limit (be-151) is not proved here.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-211",
+        bridgeId: "be-211",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.DebyeHuckel.lnGamma_eq",
+        file: "DebyeHuckel.lean",
+        covers: "linearising the Boltzmann charge density with electroneutrality gives kappa^2 = 2 N_A e^2 I/(eps k_B T) (kappa_sq_eq); phi = q exp(-kappa r)/(4 pi eps r) solves the radial linearised Poisson-Boltzmann equation (screened_coulomb_solves); the finite self-potential -q kappa/(4 pi eps) integrated over the charging path from 0 to z e gives k_B T ln gamma = -(z e)^2 kappa/(8 pi eps). Dilute point ions; ln gamma = work/(k_B T) is a definitional hypothesis; not an extended law.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-212",
+        bridgeId: "be-212",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.KelvinDroplet.kelvin_laplace_eq",
+        file: "KelvinDroplet.lean",
+        covers: "virtual work on a sphere (dV/dr = 4 pi r^2, dA/dr = 8 pi r, both proved) gives the Laplace pressure 2 gamma/r; equal chemical potentials of an incompressible liquid and an ideal vapor give k_B T ln(P/P0) = 2 gamma V_m/r + V_m(P-P0) exactly, and the Kelvin form ln(P/P0) = 2 gamma V_m/(r k_B T) once the Poynting term V_m(P-P0) is dropped as an explicit hypothesis. Bulk surface tension, ideal vapor.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-213",
+        bridgeId: "be-213",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.GasMeanFreePath.mean_free_path_eq",
+        file: "GasMeanFreePath.lean",
+        covers: "the collision cylinder of cross-section pi d^2 with collision rate z = n pi d^2 v_rel, v_rel = sqrt(2) v_bar (hypothesis), n = p/(k_B T) and lambda = v_bar/z give lambda = k_B T/(sqrt(2) pi d^2 p); mean_square_relative_speed proves the algebra <|v1-v2|^2> = 2<v^2>. Dilute hard spheres, Maxwellian speeds; the mean-speed relation v_rel = sqrt(2) v_bar is a hypothesis, not integrated.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-214",
+        bridgeId: "be-214",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.GrayBodyExchange.gray_exchange_eq",
+        file: "GrayBodyExchange.lean",
+        covers: "the radiosity balance J = eps sigma T^4 + (1-eps) G with G1 = J2, G2 = J1 and q = J1 - J2 gives q = sigma(T1^4-T2^4)/(1/eps1+1/eps2-1) for 0 < eps <= 1. Infinite parallel diffuse gray plates in vacuum; sigma is an input (be-165 gives its value), absorptivity = emissivity is a hypothesis.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-215",
+        bridgeId: "be-215",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.NernstEinsteinConductivity.molar_conductivity_eq",
+        file: "NernstEinsteinConductivity.lean",
+        covers: "zero net flux n u E - D n' = 0 in a Boltzmann profile n' = (z e E/k_B T) n gives the mobility u = z e D/(k_B T); j = z e n u E gives sigma = n z^2 e^2 D/(k_B T); with n = N_A c, F = N_A e, R = N_A k_B, Lambda_m = z^2 F^2 D/(R T). Infinite dilution, no ion pairing; D is an input.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-216",
+        bridgeId: "be-216",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SchwarzschildCircularOrbits.isco_eq",
+        file: "SchwarzschildCircularOrbits.lean",
+        covers: "from the Schwarzschild effective potential V(r)=(1-2m/r)(1+L^2/r^2), m=GM/c^2, proves V'=V''=0 forces r=6m (and L^2=12m^2), and the photon-potential extremum forces r=3m; derivatives computed exactly via HasDerivAt. Premises: non-rotating vacuum, test particle. Not a derivation of the metric; no numerical km values.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-217",
+        bridgeId: "be-217",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BinaryGWPower.power_eq",
+        file: "BinaryGWPower.lean",
+        covers: "from the quadrupole power P=(32/5)(G/c^5) mu^2 a^4 omega^6 (hypothesis), reduced mass, and Kepler omega^2=G(m1+m2)/a^3, derives P=(32/5)G^4 m1^2 m2^2 (m1+m2)/(c^5 a^5). Not a derivation of the 32/5 quadrupole coefficient and not the eccentric factor f(e).",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-218",
+        bridgeId: "be-218",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PetersInspiralTime.inspiral_time_eq",
+        file: "PetersInspiralTime.lean",
+        covers: "from E=-G m1 m2/(2a), the quadrupole power (hypothesis) and dE/dt=-P derives da/dt=-(64/5)G^3 m1 m2 (m1+m2)/(c^5 a^3) via HasDerivAt, integrates a^4+Kt=const exactly (zero derivative, constant_of_has_deriv_right_zero), and if a reaches 0 at T proves T=(5/256)c^5 a0^4/(G^3 m1 m2 (m1+m2)). Premises: circular, adiabatic, point masses. Not a derivation of the quadrupole power; Newtonian energy used to a=0.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-219",
+        bridgeId: "be-219",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.GeodeticPrecession.geodetic_eq",
+        file: "GeodeticPrecession.lean",
+        covers: "from the weak-field gyroscope rate Omega=(gamma_P+1/2)(GM/(c^2 r^2))v (hypothesis, gamma_P=1 in GR) and circular Kepler v^2=GM/r, derives Omega=(3/2)(GM)^{3/2}/(c^2 r^{5/2}) in rpow form and 3 pi GM/(c^2 r) per orbit. Not a derivation of the rate from the metric; no Lense-Thirring term.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-220",
+        bridgeId: "be-220",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.MatterDominatedAge.age_eq",
+        file: "MatterDominatedAge.lean",
+        covers: "from flat Friedmann (a'/a)^2=(8 pi G/3)rho, dust rho a^3=rho0, expanding a with a(0)=0, proves a'^2 a=C, a^{3/2}=(3/2)sqrt(C) t (mean value theorem), H=2/(3t), hence t0=2/(3H0). Premises: flat, matter only, no radiation, no Lambda. A limit relation known to be wrong for our universe; no Gyr value.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-221",
+        bridgeId: "be-221",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.HillRadius.hill_eq",
+        file: "HillRadius.lean",
+        covers: "from the rotating-frame net acceleration f(r)=-GM/(a-r)^2+omega^2(a-r), f'(0)=-3 omega^2 (omega^2=GM/a^3, HasDerivAt), the linearised balance Gm/r^2=3 omega^2 r gives r^3=a^3 m/(3M), r=a(m/(3M))^{1/3}. Premises: circular, m<<M, linearised tidal field. Leading-order L1, not exact; no numeric.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-222",
+        bridgeId: "be-222",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BekensteinBound.saturation_eq",
+        file: "BekensteinBound.lean",
+        covers: "the inequality S<=2 pi k R E/(hbar c) is a HYPOTHESIS; proved from premises: a Schwarzschild black hole (S=k c^3 A/(4G hbar), R=r_s, E=Mc^2) saturates it with equality, radius convention R=lambda r_s scales the bound by lambda, the bound is monotone in R and E, and it lies below the horizon-area entropy iff E<=R c^4/(2G). Not a derivation of the bound.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-223",
+        bridgeId: "be-223",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PhotonGasEnergyDensity.energy_density_eq",
+        file: "PhotonGasEnergyDensity.lean",
+        covers: "from mode counting u=I(kT)^4/(pi^2 (hbar c)^3) with the Bose integral I=pi^4/15 (hypothesis) and sigma=pi^2 k^4/(60 hbar^3 c^2), derives u=(pi^2/15)(kT)^4/(hbar c)^3=(4 sigma/c)T^4; photon-number conservation with n=beta T^3 gives T(z)=T0(1+z) and u(z)=u0(1+z)^4. Not a computation of the Bose integral; no 2.725 K value.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-224",
+        bridgeId: "be-224",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.EtheringtonReciprocity.etherington_eq",
+        file: "EtheringtonReciprocity.lean",
+        covers: "from photon-number-conserving flux F=L/(4 pi chi^2 (1+z)^2) and s=chi theta/(1+z), derives d_L=(1+z)chi, d_A=chi/(1+z), d_L=(1+z)^2 d_A and surface brightness I_obs=I_em/(1+z)^4. Premises: metric theory, photon number conserved, no absorption. The (1+z)^-2 flux factor is a hypothesis, not derived from the FRW geometry.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-225",
+        bridgeId: "be-225",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SynchrotronCoolingTime.cooling_time_eq",
+        file: "SynchrotronCoolingTime.lean",
+        covers: "from P=(4/3) sigma_T c gamma^2 U_B (hypothesis), U_B=B^2/(2 mu0) and t=gamma m c^2/P, derives t=3 m c/(4 sigma_T gamma U_B)=3 m c mu0/(2 sigma_T gamma B^2); integrates gamma'=-kappa gamma^2 exactly to 1/gamma=1/gamma0+kappa t and proves the halving time equals the cooling time. Not a derivation of the 4/3 coefficient or inverse-Compton losses.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-226",
+        bridgeId: "be-226",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PulsarSpinDownField.pole_field_eq",
+        file: "PulsarSpinDownField.lean",
+        covers: "from Omega=2pi/P, Omega-dot=-2pi Pdot/P^2, energy balance -I Omega Omega-dot=mu0 m^2 Omega^4/(6 pi c^3) (hypothesis) and B_pole=mu0 m/(2 pi R^3), derives B_pole^2=3 mu0 c^3 I P Pdot/(8 pi^3 R^6) (equatorial /32 pi^3). Premises: orthogonal rotator, vacuum dipole, rigid sphere. The report's 8 pi^2 is wrong by sqrt(pi); not a derivation of dipole radiation.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-227",
+        bridgeId: "be-227",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.FresnelNormal.reflectance_eq",
+        file: "FresnelNormal.lean",
+        covers: "from continuity of tangential E and H at a planar interface (H = n E/(mu0 c), reflected wave reversed) derives r = (n1-n2)/(n1+n2), t = 2 n1/(n1+n2), R = r^2, T = 4 n1 n2/(n1+n2)^2 and R + T = 1. Lossless non-magnetic dielectrics, normal incidence; not oblique incidence, absorption or thin films.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-228",
+        bridgeId: "be-228",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.RayleighCriterion.rayleigh_eq",
+        file: "RayleighCriterion.lean",
+        covers: "with the Airy amplitude 2 J1(x)/x, x = pi D sin(theta)/lambda, and the Rayleigh peak-on-first-zero criterion, theta = (j/pi) lambda/D for j the first zero of J1. J1 is defined by its power series; a zero in (3.8,3.9) is proved (alternating-series bound + IVT), giving 1.2 < j/pi < 1.25; 3.8317/pi is shown within 0.001 of 1.22. Not a derivation of the disc diffraction integral, and j being the first positive zero is a premise.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-229",
+        bridgeId: "be-229",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.AbbeResolution.resolution_eq",
+        file: "AbbeResolution.lean",
+        covers: "from the first-order grating equation n sin(theta1) = n sin(theta_i) + lambda/d and both orders lying within the numerical aperture, derives d >= lambda/(2 NA) with equality for symmetric oblique illumination; axial illumination gives d >= lambda/NA. Scalar theory, grating object; not a statement about incoherent or partially coherent imaging in general.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-230",
+        bridgeId: "be-230",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.GaussianBeam.rayleigh_range_eq",
+        file: "GaussianBeam.lean",
+        covers: "from the imaginary part of the paraxial beam-parameter relation 1/q = 1/R - i lambda/(pi n w^2) with q = z + i z_R, derives z_R = pi n w0^2/lambda, w^2 = w0^2 (1+(z/z_R)^2) = w0^2 + theta^2 z^2 with theta = lambda/(pi n w0) = w0/z_R, and the far-field limit of w^2/z^2. The q relation is a premise, not derived from the paraxial equation; TEM00, M^2 = 1.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-231",
+        bridgeId: "be-231",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.FabryPerot.finesse_eq",
+        file: "FabryPerot.lean",
+        covers: "derives FSR = c/(2nL) from adjacent resonance phases 4 pi n L nu/c = 2 pi m; sums the multiple-reflection geometric series to the Airy function (1-R)^2/((1-R)^2 + 4R sin^2(delta/2)); and from the half-maximum points gets the exact finesse pi/(2 arcsin s), s = (1-R)/(2 sqrt R), which is <= pi sqrt R/(1-R) with line width = FSR/F. Lossless equal mirrors, normal incidence, constant n; not mirror loss or dispersion.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-232",
+        bridgeId: "be-232",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.Etendue.etendue_density_eq",
+        file: "Etendue.lean",
+        covers: "differentiating Snell's law n1 sin(th1) = n2 sin(th2(th1)) and multiplying back gives n1^2 cos th1 sin th1 = n2^2 cos th2 sin th2 th2', i.e. the etendue element n^2 dA cos(th) dOmega is conserved at refraction; with power conservation this gives L1/n1^2 = L2/n2^2, and the cone etendue pi A (n sin th)^2. Geometric optics, lossless interface; the exponent 2 is forced (power_two_forced).",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-233",
+        bridgeId: "be-233",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.SchawlowTownes.linewidth_eq",
+        file: "SchawlowTownes.lean",
+        covers: "from a phase-diffusion model (P = N h nu gamma, gamma = 2 pi dnu_c, spontaneous rate n_sp gamma with n_sp = 1, per-event phase variance <sin^2>/N with the phase average computed = 1/2, Lorentzian width V/(2 pi)) derives dnu = pi h nu dnu_c^2/P. The per-event coefficient is a premise of the model; not a quantum-noise derivation.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-234",
+        bridgeId: "be-234",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.LaserThreshold.threshold_gain_eq",
+        file: "LaserThreshold.lean",
+        covers: "from unit round-trip intensity factor R1 R2 exp(2(g - alpha_i)L) = 1 derives g_th = alpha_i + ln(1/(R1 R2))/(2L), and that the factor exceeds 1 exactly for g > g_th; equal mirrors give ln(1/R)/L. Uniform gain, no saturation or scattering; not a prediction of alpha_i or gain.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-235",
+        bridgeId: "be-235",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PhotodiodeResponsivity.responsivity_eq",
+        file: "PhotodiodeResponsivity.lean",
+        covers: "from photon flux P/(h nu), nu = c/lambda, carrier rate eta times flux and current e times rate, derives R = eta e lambda/(h c). eta is an input (0 <= eta <= 1 bound proved); not a derivation of quantum efficiency, no gain or saturation.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-236",
+        bridgeId: "be-236",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PhotonicBandGap.gap_width_eq",
+        file: "PhotonicBandGap.lean",
+        covers: "computes the half trace of the product of two lossless-layer characteristic matrices (cos cos - (1/2)(n1/n2+n2/n1) sin sin), shows for quarter-wave layers it never exceeds 1 and is below -1 exactly for |u| < arcsin c, c = |n1-n2|/(n1+n2), and that the two band edges give (omega_hi - omega_lo)/omega_0 = (4/pi) arcsin c. First gap, normal incidence, lossless infinite stack; the Bloch criterion |1/2 Tr| > 1 as gap is taken as the definition.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-237",
+        bridgeId: "be-237",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PockelsHalfWave.half_wave_eq",
+        file: "PockelsHalfWave.lean",
+        covers: "from the impermeability change Delta(1/n^2) = r E linearised with d(1/n^2)/dn = -2/n^3 (so Delta n = -(1/2) n^3 r E), E = V/d and phase 2 pi |Delta n| L/lambda, derives V_pi = lambda d/(n^3 r L) and Gamma = pi V/V_pi. One axis, one polarisation, first order; r and n are inputs, not derived from the crystal tensor.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-238",
+        bridgeId: "be-238",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.DopplerWidth.doppler_fwhm_eq",
+        file: "DopplerWidth.lean",
+        covers: "from the Maxwell line-of-sight profile exp(-m c^2 (nu-nu0)^2/(2 k T nu0^2)) (first-order Doppler shift) shows the half-maximum points are nu0 +- nu0 sqrt(2 k T ln2/(m c^2)) and that the full width is nu0 sqrt(8 k T ln2/(m c^2)). Non-relativistic gas, no collisional or natural broadening.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-239",
+        bridgeId: "be-239",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ElasticWaveSpeeds.pwave_eq",
+        file: "ElasticWaveSpeeds.lean",
+        covers: "a travelling profile f(x-ct) with nonvanishing f'' solves the reduced isotropic Navier-Cauchy equation rho u_tt=(lambda+2G)u_xx with lambda=K-2G/3 only if rho c^2=K+4G/3, so c_p=sqrt((K+4G/3)/rho); swave_eq gives c_s=sqrt(G/rho); also c_s<c_p, fluid limit K/rho, and c_p modulus >= E with equality only at lambda=0 (bar speed is a third speed). Not a derivation of Navier-Cauchy from a stress balance; infinite homogeneous isotropic linear medium.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-240",
+        bridgeId: "be-240",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ModuliRelation.young_eq",
+        file: "ModuliRelation.lean",
+        covers: "from isotropic Hooke sigma=lambda tr(eps)+2G eps with K=lambda+2G/3, the uniaxial-stress test (sigma_yy=sigma_zz=0, E=sigma/eps_xx, nu=-eps_yy/eps_xx) gives E=9KG/(3K+G) and nu=(3K-2G)/(2(3K+G)); stability gives E>0, -1<nu<1/2 for K,G>0. Not a derivation of Hooke's law; linear isotropic solid.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-241",
+        bridgeId: "be-241",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ImpedanceReflection.reflection_eq",
+        file: "ImpedanceReflection.lean",
+        covers: "pressure continuity p_i+p_r=p_t and velocity continuity (p_i-p_r)/Z1=p_t/Z2 for plane waves give p_r/p_i=(Z2-Z1)/(Z2+Z1) and R=I_r/I_i=((Z2-Z1)/(Z2+Z1))^2 with I=p^2/(2Z); energy_balance proves R+T=1. Not oblique incidence, loss or finite thickness.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-242",
+        bridgeId: "be-242",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.StokesKirchhoff.attenuation_bounds",
+        file: "StokesKirchhoff.lean",
+        covers: "with the dissipation bracket b=4mu/3+mu_B+kappa(1/cv-1/cp) taken as the hypothesis (rho u_tt=(rho c^2+b d_t)u_xx), the exact solution of k^2(rho c^2 - i omega b)=rho omega^2 at k=a+i alpha gives alpha=alpha0*q with alpha0=omega^2 b/(2 rho c^3), q<=1 and q^2>=1-5eps^2/4 (eps=omega b/(rho c^2)), so the catalog prefactor is the leading term. Not a derivation of the bracket from Navier-Stokes plus heat equation and not a molecular-relaxation result.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-243",
+        bridgeId: "be-243",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.HelmholtzResonator.frequency_eq",
+        file: "HelmholtzResonator.lean",
+        covers: "Newton's law for a rigid neck slug of mass rho A L against the adiabatic cavity stiffness rho c^2 A^2/V, with harmonic motion x=X cos(omega t), forces omega^2=c^2 A/(V L); catalog_form gives f=omega/(2 pi)=(c/2 pi) sqrt(A/(V L)). Not a derivation of the lumped model; cavity small against wavelength, end correction folded into L.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-244",
+        bridgeId: "be-244",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.MachAngle.sin_mu_eq",
+        file: "MachAngle.lean",
+        covers: "the tangent from the source position A=(vT,0) to the wavefront circle |P|=cT (|P|^2=(cT)^2, AP perpendicular to OP) subtends sin mu=|p_y|/|AP|=c/v; no_cone_subsonic shows the tangent needs v>c; mach_two gives mu=pi/6 at v=2c. Not a finite-size source or non-uniform medium.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-245",
+        bridgeId: "be-245",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.MinnaertResonance.frequency_eq",
+        file: "MinnaertResonance.lean",
+        covers: "with linearised liquid inertia rho R0 x''=k x and the polytropic gas law p_g=p R0^(3 gamma) R^(-3 gamma) (stiffness k=-3 gamma p/R0 by gas_stiffness, a HasDerivAt fact), harmonic motion forces omega^2=3 gamma p/(rho R0^2); catalog_form gives f=(1/(2 pi R0)) sqrt(3 gamma p/rho). Not a derivation of the Rayleigh equation; no surface tension, viscosity or radiation damping.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-246",
+        bridgeId: "be-246",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.ZenerDamping.loss_tangent_eq",
+        file: "ZenerDamping.lean",
+        covers: "a single relaxation ODE tau xi'+xi=cos(omega t) (debye_coefficients: A=1/(1+x^2), B=x/(1+x^2)) with sigma=E eps+dE(eps-xi), dE=Delta E, Delta=E alpha^2 T/C_v, gives loss tangent Q^-1=Delta x/(1+(1+Delta)x^2), x=omega tau; debye_error shows the catalog Debye form Delta x/(1+x^2) agrees to first order (0<=D-Q<=Delta D) and debye_peak gives D<=Delta/2 with equality at x=1. Not a derivation of Delta (adiabatic-isothermal modulus difference) or tau from heat conduction.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-247",
+        bridgeId: "be-247",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PiezoCoupling.coupling_eq",
+        file: "PiezoCoupling.lean",
+        covers: "with the strain-charge constitutive law S=s^E T+dE, D=dT+eps^T E and the energy partition U_e+2U_m+U_d, the energy coupling factor U_m^2/(U_e U_d) equals d^2/(eps^T s^E); clamped_permittivity_eq and open_compliance_eq give eps^S=eps^T(1-k^2), s^D=s^E(1-k^2), and positive stored energy gives k^2<1. Not a derivation of the constitutive law; one mode.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-248",
+        bridgeId: "be-248",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.BrillouinShift.brillouin_eq",
+        file: "BrillouinShift.lean",
+        covers: "phase matching q=k_i-k_s with |k_s|=|k_i|=k=2 pi n/lambda0 gives q=2k sin(theta/2); with Omega=v q and nu=Omega/(2 pi), nu=2 n v sin(theta/2)/lambda0, which is the catalog 2nv/lambda0 at backscatter theta=pi (backscatter_eq); silica_value brackets 11.15 GHz. Not a derivation of Omega=v q or the scattering strength.",
+        coverage: "covers its statement only",
+        leanProof: "complete",
+        axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
+    },
+    {
+        key: "be-249",
+        bridgeId: "be-249",
+        kind: "bridge",
+        theorem: "PhysJS.PhotoacousticPressure.photoacoustic_eq",
+        file: "PhotoacousticPressure.lean",
+        covers: "constant-volume heating (Delta T=mu_a F/(rho C_v), p0=beta K_T Delta T) with K_S=K_T C_p/C_v and c^2=K_S/rho gives p0=(beta c^2/C_p) mu_a F, eliminating C_v, K_T, K_S. Not a derivation of the thermodynamic identities, of stress/thermal confinement, or of water's numerical Gruneisen value.",
         coverage: "covers its statement only",
         leanProof: "complete",
         axioms: ["propext", "Classical.choice", "Quot.sound"],
+        nested: [],
     },
 ];
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