WILL Relational Geometry I — machine-checked audit of the zero-parameter core
Every boxed identity of WILL_RG_I is re-expressed as a SymPy residual that must
vanish identically. A claim counts as verified only when simplify(residual) == 0
and every symbol it consumed belongs to a declared register.
Result
- 68 checks, 68 with the expected verdict, 0 problems.
- 67 residuals vanish identically; 1 check (
C1.5) is a negative control designed to leave a non-zero residual. - Symbols appearing outside the declared registers:
R— the deliberately smuggled carrier radius of the negative control, and nothing else. - No symbol in any verified identity is a fitted quantity.
c,G,M,E_0,R_senter only through theSCALEregister and cancel wherever the paper claims they do (checksC6.2,C7.5,C8.1).
Where every number in the core comes from
| constant | provenance |
|---|---|
1 |
unit normalisation of the relational ledger on each carrier |
2 |
dim S^2 / dim S^1 = DOF count (Closure Theorem); also R_s = 2GM/c^2 bookkeeping |
1/2 |
first Taylor coefficient of sqrt(1-x) – origin of the classical 1/2 |
3 |
volumetric proxy exponent r^3, fixed by r-independence of the mass label |
4 |
square of the DOF ratio entering the tau inversion (1+8 tau^2 quadratic) |
8 |
8 pi G/c^4 legacy coupling; and the 8 in 1+8 tau^2 from the closure quadratic |
1/4 |
root of the closure quadratic beta^2 = (3 - sqrt(1+8 tau^2))/4 |
4*pi |
surface measure of the S^2 carrier (NOT Newton’s 4pi/3 volume measure) |
8*pi |
2 x 4 pi: carrier surface measure times the R_s = 2GM/c^2 factor |
19/32, 3/8 |
higher Taylor coefficients of the exact RG ratio (derived, not fitted) |
Earth–GPS numerical reproduction (40-digit arithmetic)
| quantity | value |
|---|---|
| Δt_RG, exact ratio [µs/day] | 38.5421472752 |
| Δt_GR, additive 1PN [µs/day] | 38.5421472451 |
| Δt_RG − Δt_GR [µs/day] | 3.01678e-8 |
| δ_RG⁽²⁾·D·M predicted [µs/day] | 3.01678e-8 |
| residual of difference vs prediction | 2.21e-17 |
| closure residual β²_GPS − κ²_GPS/2 | 0.0 |
| omitted term / total shift | 7.827e-10 |
These reproduce the table in Sec earth-gps of the source document exactly, including the ~1e-17 residual and the ~7.8e-10 relative size of the term the additive formula omits.
Checks by layer
Layer 1 carriers
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C1.1 |
S^1 closure beta^2 + beta_Y^2 = 1 under beta=cos(th1), beta_Y=sin(th1) | Thm carriers (a); Thm conservation | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C1.2 |
S^2 closure kappa^2 + kappa_X^2 = 1 under kappa=sin(th2), kappa_X=cos(th2) | Thm carriers (b); Thm conservation | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C1.3 |
Phase is fixed by amplitude: beta_Y = sqrt(1-beta^2) | Sec kinetic | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C1.4 |
Phase is fixed by amplitude: kappa_X = sqrt(1-kappa^2) | Sec potential | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C1.5 |
Any carrier radius R != 1 reintroduces a free parameter (must fail) | Thm carriers; Pr epistemic | 1 - R**2 |
OK |
Notes:
C1.1— Closure is the Pythagorean identity of the unit circle: no parameter.C1.2— Meridional great-circle section of S^2; ledger normalised to unity.C1.5— NEGATIVE CONTROL: residual 1-R^2 is the smuggled scale; vanishes only at R=1.
Layer 2 spectroscopy
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C2.1 |
kappa^2 = 1 - 1/(1+z_kappa)^2 from kappa_X = 1/(1+z_kappa) | Thm Spectroscopic Phase Shift | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C2.2 |
beta^2 = 1 - 1/(1+z_beta)^2 from beta_Y = 1/(1+z_beta) | Thm Kinematic Phase Shift | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C2.3 |
Round trip: 1+z_kappa = 1/kappa_X recovers kappa | Thm Spectroscopic Phase Shift | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C2.4 |
tau = 1/[(1+z_kappa)(1+z_beta)] = kappa_X*beta_Y | Thm Operational Measurability, step 1 | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C2.5 |
tau^2 = 1 - (kappa^2+beta^2) + kappa^2 beta^2 | Thm Operational Measurability, step 2 | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C2.6 |
Lorentz factor is the reciprocal phase: gamma = 1/beta_Y | Summary after Thm restenergy | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C2.2— Transverse Doppler: observer’s own amplitude vanishes against its local frame.C2.5— Multiplicative composition of the two phases – source of the cross term.
Layer 3 closure
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
C3.1 |
Closure kappa^2 = 2 beta^2 by eliminating ledger-per-DOF ell | Thm Closure; Lem DOF-Indifference | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.2 |
Closure is equivalent to the DOF ratio itself | Thm Closure | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.3 |
Spatial distance: r = R_s/kappa^2 <=> kappa^2 = R_s/r | Thm Inverse-Distance Potential Amplitude | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.4 |
Closure factor delta = kappa^2/(2 beta^2) equals 1 exactly on closure | Def Closure Factor | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.5 |
Eccentricity e = 2 beta^2/kappa^2 - 1 vanishes for a closed circular state | Rem scope (ROM eccentricity) | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.6 |
No singularity: beta_max^2=1 -> kappa_max^2=2 -> r_min = R_s/2 | Sec no_singularities | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.7 |
Static bound kappa^2 <= 1 forces beta^2 <= 1/2 for closed static states | Thm Closure + S^2 additive closure | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.8 |
Channel independence: the 1/r channel and the factor-2 channel share only kappa | Box Structural Independence of the Force Law and Virial Coefficient | 0 ✓ |
OK | ||
C3.9 |
Virial: closure kappa^2=2beta^2 <=> | V | = 2T with T=m v^2/2, V=-GMm/r | Rem Geometric Origin of Physical Law | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C3.1— beta^2 = 1ell, kappa^2 = 2ell -> kappa^2/beta^2 = 2 = dim S^2 / dim S^1.C3.3— r is DEFINED as inverse amplitude per DOF (1/kappa * 1/kappa); no metric input.C3.5— e = 1/delta - 1, so circularity and closure are the same statement.C3.7— Derived corollary: circular closure saturates at beta = 1/sqrt(2), i.e. r = R_s.C3.8— shared symbols = {kappa}; r absent from closure, beta absent from the distance law.-
C3.9—V = (kappa^2/2)E_0 and T = (beta^2/2)E_0, so the virial coefficient IS the DOF ratio.
Layer 4 energy
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C4.1 |
Invariant internal projection: E_beta * beta_Y = E_0 | Thm Invariant Projection of Rest Energy | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.2 |
E_beta^2 = p_beta^2 + m^2 (c=1) with p_beta = E_beta*beta, m = E_0 | Cor Energy–Momentum Relation | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.3 |
Trigonometric form: E_beta^2 = (cot(th1) E_0)^2 + E_0^2 | Rem Geometric Forms | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.4 |
Restoring c: p_beta = gamma m v | Rem Units sanity check | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.5 |
Gravitational analogue: E_kappa^2 = (p_kappa c)^2 + (m c^2)^2 | Sec Gravitational Tangent Formulation | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.6 |
Geometric equivalence: radial free fall beta=kappa gives p_beta = p_kappa | Rem Ontological Status of p_kappa | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.7 |
Equivalence principle: m_g = m_i = E_0/c^2 (single rest invariant) | Lem Equivalence of Inertial and Gravitational Response | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.8 |
Composition independence: channel decomposition E_0 = sum E_0^(a) cancels | Rem Composition-Independence | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.9 |
Reciprocal duality at beta=0: E * E_kappa = E_0^2 | Sec energy quantities | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.10 |
Energy symmetry: Delta E_{A->B} + Delta E_{B->A} = 0 | Thm Energy Symmetry | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.10b |
Control: the same antisymmetry holds for an ARBITRARY state function | Thm Energy Symmetry (scope probe) | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.11 |
Kinematic phase exhaustion beta_Y->0 gives E -> oo (speed of light) | Thm Universal Rate of Change and the Horizon of Causality | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C4.12 |
Potential phase exhaustion kappa_X->0 gives E -> 0 (event horizon) | Thm Universal Rate of Change and the Horizon of Causality | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C4.2— Pure restatement of S^1 closure; mass enters only as the invariant E_0.C4.7— Both momenta are the SAME E_0 scaled by different phase ratios.C4.8— Every internal channel scales by the identical phase ratio kappa_X/beta_Y.C4.10— Antisymmetry of a state function difference: identically zero, no parameter.C4.10b— So the zero-sum law alone constrains nothing; all physical content sits in the specific form E = E_0 kappa_X/beta_Y (Lem Unified Relational Scaling).C4.11— limit = ooC4.12— limit = 0
Layer 5 legacy
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C5.1 |
First-order phase ratio: kappa_X/beta_Y ~ 1 - kappa^2/2 + beta^2/2 | Sec linearized relational limit | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.2 |
Second order carries the cross term -kappa^2 beta^2/4 | Sec linearized relational limit | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.3 |
Linearized two-point law: (kappa_A^2-kappa_B^2)/2 + (beta_B^2-beta_A^2)/2 | Eq linearized_two_point | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.4 |
Newtonian Hamiltonian H = m v^2/2 - GMm/r as the single-point collapse | Sec Hamiltonian | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.5 |
Minkowski interval = S^1 closure x (posited c^2 dt^2) | Sec SR_interval | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.6 |
Schwarzschild g_tt = S^2 closure x (posited c^2 dt^2) | Sec GR_interval | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C5.7 |
GR dictionary: kappa_X = sqrt(-g_tt) for static spacetimes | Legacy Dictionary | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C5.1— The classical factor 1/2 is the first Taylor coefficient – not a postulate.C5.2— second-order coefficient = 3beta4/8 - beta2kappa2/4 - kappa4/8C5.3— The constant 1 cancels: only differences of squared amplitudes survive.C5.4— Requires the operationally impossible frame at infinity (kappa_A=beta_A=0).C5.5— Four posits (container, xyz, autonomous t, scale c^2dt^2) added to beta^2+beta_Y^2=1.C5.6— Same four posits; kappa^2 localized as R_s/r introduces r, G, M.C5.7— Pragmatic translation, not an ontological identity.
Layer 6 field
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C6.1 |
Mass label from geometry: M = kappa^2 c^2 r /(2G) via R_s = 2GM/c^2 | Sec density | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.2 |
Normalised identity kappa^2 = rho/rho_max (G and M cancel) | Lem norm_id; Eq unified_field | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.3 |
Self-consistency forces n=3 and alpha=4pi in M = alpha r^n rho | Sec Self-Consistency Requirement | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.4 |
Closure of the loop: M = 4 pi r^3 rho reproduces M = kappa^2 c^2 r/(2G) | Sec Self-Consistency Requirement | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.5 |
Equation of state P = -rho c^2 from the radial balance relation | Sec pressure | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.6 |
Saturation: P_max = -c^4/(8 pi G r^2) at kappa^2 = 1 | Sec pressure | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.7 |
Vacuum field equation d(r kappa^2)/dr = 0 gives r kappa^2 = R_s | Sec Field Equation and Matter Sources | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.8 |
Matter source: d(r kappa^2)/dr = 8 pi G r^2 rho_matter/c^2 is dimensionally closed | Eq will_field_diff | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C6.9 |
Bounds: kappa^2 <= 2 implies rho <= 2 rho_max | Sec no_singularities | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C6.2— S^2 surface normalisation 1/(4pi) applied to M/r^3; both G and M drop out.C6.3— n is fixed by r-independence of M; alpha then follows. Note 4pi, not Newton’s 4pi/3.C6.5— d(kappa^2)/dr = -kappa^2/r drives the negative surface tension.C6.7— The 1/r law is the vacuum solution of the accumulation equation.C6.8— Substituting rho_matter = rho_field reduces the source term to kappa^2 itself.
Layer 7 globes
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C7.1 |
Total phase of the closed pair: tau_AC^2 = (1-2 beta^2)(1-beta^2) | Sec Newton’s Question Answered | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.2 |
Inversion beta^2 = (3 - sqrt(1+8 tau^2))/4 solves the closure quadratic | Eq globes-answer | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.3 |
At tau=0 the inversion saturates at beta^2 = 1/2 (r = R_s) | Eq globes-answer | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.4 |
Inversion of the two-station shift gives R_sA(Z_A, t_A, Delta t_A) | Eq globes-RsA | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.5 |
kappa_AC^2 = R_sA/a with a = c t_d/2: the speed of light cancels | Eq globes-kappaAC | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.6 |
Cord share: kappa_d^2 = 2 beta_AC^2 - kappa_AC^2 | Thm Restoring Closure | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.7 |
Fully operational closed form for kappa_d^2 (two shifts, three light-times) | Eq globes-kappad-closed | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.8 |
Classical tension is the cord’s ledger share: T = E_0 kappa_d^2/d | Sec Reductio ad Absurdum of the Classical Tension | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C7.9 |
Optional period label: T = pi t_d / beta_AC, N = pi/beta_AC | Rem Optional period | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C7.1— kappa_X,tot uses kappa_tot^2 = 2 beta^2 from closure.C7.2— Physical branch: the (3+sqrt) root gives beta^2=1 and is discarded.C7.5— c does not appear in the result: two shifts and three light-times suffice.C7.6— Quadratic additivity across channels is DOF-indifference, not an extra postulate.C7.8— d = 2a, so T = E_0 kappa_d^2 / d. Force is not a primitive here.
Layer 8 invariant
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C8.1 |
W_ILL = E T/(M L) reduces to 2 beta^2/kappa^2 – all constants cancel | Sec willinvariant | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C8.2 |
W_ILL = 1 is EXACTLY equivalent to the closure theorem kappa^2 = 2 beta^2 | Sec willinvariant | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C8.3 |
Phase-normalised W_ILL = E_0 t_o^2/(m_0 r_o^2) = 1 given E_0=m_0c^2, r_o=c t_o | Sec willinvariant (phase-normalised form) | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C8.4 |
Sector coupling E_o/M_o = L_o/T_o | Sec willinvariant | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C8.1— reduced form = 2*beta2/kappa2; a, G, c, m_0 all cancel identically.C8.2— So W_ILL carries no content beyond closure: it is closure in dimensionful dress.C8.3— Phases cancel pairwise; the residual content is the light-time relation r = c t.
Layer 9 gps
| id | claim | source | residual | verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
C9.1 |
GR 1PN coefficient equals kappa_E^2/2 + beta_E^2/2 - 3 kappa_E^2 varrho/4 | Eq delta-GR | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C9.2 |
First-order Taylor coefficient of the exact RG ratio reproduces it exactly | Eq delta-RG-1 vs delta-GR | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C9.3 |
Second-order coefficient matches the published 6-term expression | Eq delta-RG-2 | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C9.4 |
The beta^2 kappa^2 cross term is absent from any additive GR rearrangement | Interpretation (iii) | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C9.5 |
Numerical: Delta t_RG - Delta t_GR equals the predicted second-order term | Results table (numerical) | 0 ✓ |
OK |
C9.6 |
Numerical: circular closure residual beta_GPS^2 - kappa_GPS^2/2 vanishes | Methodology, Part II | 0 ✓ |
OK |
Notes:
C9.2— delta_RG^(1) = beta_E2/2 - 3kappa_E2varrho/4 + kappa_E2/2C9.3— delta_RG^(2) = beta_E22/8 + 3beta_E2kappa_E2varrho/8 - beta_E2kappa_E2/4 - 19kappa_E2**2varrho2/32 + 3*kappa_E22*varrho/8 + kappa_E22/8C9.4— delta_GR is linear in each amplitude; the cross term is purely multiplicative.C9.5— Delta t_RG = 38.5421472752 us/day, Delta t_GR = 38.5421472451 us/day, difference = 3.01678e-8, predicted = 3.01678e-8, relative agreement = 7.33e-10C9.6— closure residual = 0.0
Assumption ledger
Places where the chain rests on a stipulation rather than a derivation. None of these is a fitted parameter, but each is a load-bearing choice that an auditor should see stated explicitly.
| tag | kind | location | item | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
A1 |
convention | Thm carriers | Ledger on each carrier normalised to unity (unit radius). | Verified as the unique parameter-free choice: any radius R != 1 leaves the residual 1-R^2 (negative control C1.5). |
A2 |
stipulation | Lem DOF-Indifference; Thm Restoring Closure | Independent channels add in quadrature: kappa_tot^2 = sum_i kappa_i^2. | Asserted from isotropy + minimalism, not independently derived. Load-bearing for the factor 2 (C3.1) and for the cord’s share (C7.6). |
A3 |
translation | Box Cross-Cultural Invariants | beta = v/c and kappa = v_e/c = sqrt(R_s/r). | Presented as translation into legacy vocabulary rather than definition. Empirically anchored via z_beta, z_kappa (C2.1-C2.2). |
A4 |
branch choice | Eq globes-answer | Root selection in beta^2 = (3 - sqrt(1+8 tau^2))/4. | The (3 + sqrt) root gives beta^2 = 1 and is discarded on physical grounds. Both roots solve the quadratic (C7.2). |
A5 |
internal boundary | Sec no_singularities vs Sec potential | r_min = R_s/2 requires kappa_max^2 = 2, but additive S^2 closure caps kappa^2 <= 1. | Inside Part I the additive closure restricts CLOSED STATIC states to beta^2 <= 1/2, i.e. r >= R_s (C3.7). kappa^2 = 2 is reachable only after the promotion to the multiplicative phase tau^2 = beta_Y^2 kappa_X^2 (deferred to R.O.M. Kerr). r_min = R_s/2 is therefore NOT self-contained in Part I. |
A6 |
asserted relation | Sec pressure | Radial balance P = (c^4/8 pi G)(1/r) d(kappa^2)/dr. | Stated without derivation in Part I. Given it, P = -rho c^2 follows identically (C6.5). |
A7 |
translation | Sec density | 3D volumetric proxy r^3 plus 1/(4 pi) S^2 surface normalisation. | Explicitly declared as a legacy-translation interface. Self-consistency then forces n=3, alpha=4 pi (C6.3-C6.4). NOTE: M = 4 pi r^3 rho differs from Newton’s M = (4 pi/3) r^3 rho by a factor 3, so ‘rho’ here is not numerically the Newtonian mass density; the identity kappa^2 = rho/rho_max is internally consistent but convention-dependent. |
A8 |
no new content | Sec willinvariant | W_ILL = E T/(M L) = 1. | Reduces identically to 2 beta^2/kappa^2 (C8.1), so W_ILL = 1 IS the closure theorem in dimensionful dress. The phase-normalised form additionally needs r_o = c t_o (C8.3). No independent predictive content. |
A9 |
scope | Sec earth-gps | GPS comparison target is the ADDITIVE 1PN formula. | Acknowledged in the paper. Not a comparison against full geodesic integration in exact Schwarzschild plus SR kinematics. |
A10 |
no new content | Thm Energy Symmetry | Delta E_{A->B} + Delta E_{B->A} = 0. | Holds for an arbitrary state function (control C4.10b). The law alone is vacuous; its content is entirely in E = E_0 kappa_X/beta_Y. |
Corollaries the formalization makes explicit
- Closed static states satisfy beta^2 <= 1/2, i.e. orbital speed <= c/sqrt(2) and r >= R_s (C3.7) – a sharper bound than r >= R_s/2 within Part I’s additive closure.
-
The virial coefficient is not an independent fact: V = 2T is literally kappa^2 = 2 beta^2 rewritten in legacy units (C3.9). - Eccentricity and the closure factor are the same quantity: e = 1/delta - 1 (C3.5).
- W_ILL = 1 and kappa^2 = 2 beta^2 are the same statement (C8.1, C8.2).
- The GR/RG difference is controlled by the multiplicative cross term -beta^2 kappa^2/4, which no rearrangement of an additive 1PN sum can produce (C5.2, C9.3, C9.4).
Reproducing this
python build_report.py # writes will_rg_core_checks.csv and this report
python will_rg_core.py # prints pass/fail summary only
will_rg_core.py has no side effects on import: run_all() returns the result records, audit_zero_parameters() returns the symbol census, and GPS holds the numerical table. Adding a claim means adding one record(...) call.