FRCMFD (MONAD FIELD THEORY) — COMPLETE BREAKDOWN
PART I: WHAT WE THINK WE KNOW (Established Framework)
1.1 Ontology (Locked)
Axiom:
Π
μ
ν
exists
Axiom: Π
μν
exists
No substrate.
No medium.
No container.
No scalar reduction.
Everything else is a configuration of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
.
Status: FIXED — This is the compass. It does not change.
1.2 Vocabulary (Fixed)
Concept Expression
Vacuum Reference configuration
Π
μ
ν
(
0
)
Π
μν
(0)
Matter Localized non-reference configurations of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
Geometry Emergent metric
g
μ
ν
=
Ψ
(
Π
)
Π
μ
ν
g
μν
=Ψ(Π)Π
μν
Saturation
Π
μ
ν
≤
Π
max
g
μ
ν
Π
μν
≤Π
max
g
μν
Status: DEFINITIONAL — These are names for configurations, not separate entities.
1.3 Proposed Action (Born-Infeld Type)
S
=
∫
d
4
x
[
−
Π
max
−
det
(
g
μ
ν
+
Π
μ
ν
Π
max
)
+
1
κ
Π
μ
ν
Π
μ
ν
]
S=∫d
4
x[−Π
max
−det(g
μν
+
Π
max
Π
μν
)
+
κ
1
Π
μν
Π
μν
]
where
κ
=
8
π
G
c
4
κ=
c
4
8πG
.
Status: PROPOSED — This is a candidate action. It has not yet been fully validated.
1.4 Proposed Constitutive Relation
Π
μ
ν
=
Π
max
[
(
8
π
G
Π
max
c
4
Π
μ
ν
)
−
1
−
g
μ
ν
]
Π
μν
=Π
max
[(
Π
max
c
4
8πG
Π
μν
)
−1
−g
μν
]
Status: PROPOSED — Derived from the action assuming
g
μ
ν
g
μν
is independent of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
during variation. The full variation including
g
(
Π
)
g(Π) is incomplete.
1.5 Numerical Instrument (Series 6)
RK4 integration
Full history retention
Final field return
Pipeline validation
3 κ-values tested (0.0, 0.1, 0.2)
Energy drift:
∼
3.2
×
10
−
3
∼3.2×10
−3
Data retention: ✅ Verified
Status: VALIDATED — The solver works. It is not the theory. It explores restricted configurations
Π
μ
ν
(
S
,
Ψ
)
Π
μν
(S,Ψ) of the FRCMFD equations.
PART II: WHAT WE KNOW WE DON'T HAVE (Open Problems)
2.1 The Metric Reconstruction Map
g
μ
ν
=
Ψ
(
Π
)
⋅
Π
μ
ν
g
μν
=Ψ(Π)⋅Π
μν
Problem:
Ψ
(
Π
)
Ψ(Π) is a placeholder.
Question Status
What is the explicit form of
Ψ
(
Π
)
Ψ(Π)? ❌ Unknown
How does it depend on the invariants of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
? ❌ Unknown
Can it be derived from the action? ❌ Not yet shown
Does it have a unique form? ❌ Unknown
Suggested Paths:
Invariant-based:
Ψ
=
f
(
tr
(
Π
)
,
det
(
Π
)
,
Π
α
β
Π
α
β
)
Ψ=f(tr(Π),det(Π),Π
αβ
Π
αβ
)
Action-derived: Vary the action with respect to
g
μ
ν
g
μν
and solve for
Ψ
Ψ
Physical constraints: Require that
Ψ
Ψ recovers GR in weak-field limit
2.2 Complete Euler-Lagrange Equations
δ
S
δ
Π
μ
ν
=
0
δΠ
μν
δS
=0
Problem: The variation is incomplete.
Issue Status
Variation of
g
μ
ν
g
μν
when
g
μ
ν
=
Ψ
(
Π
)
Π
μ
ν
g
μν
=Ψ(Π)Π
μν
❌ Not computed
Chain rule terms:
δ
S
δ
Π
δ
Π
δ
g
δΠ
δS
δg
δΠ
❌ Not computed
Full coupled system ❌ Not derived
Suggested Paths:
Apply full chain rule:
δ
S
δ
Π
μ
ν
+
δ
S
δ
g
α
β
δ
g
α
β
δ
Π
μ
ν
=
0
δΠ
μν
δS
+
δg
αβ
δS
δΠ
μν
δg
αβ
=0
Solve coupled system for
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
and
g
μ
ν
g
μν
Check consistency with the proposed constitutive relation
2.3 Conservation Law
∇
μ
Π
μ
ν
=
0
∇
μ
Π
μν
=0
Problem: This is currently assumed, not derived.
Question Status
Does it follow from the action? ❌ Not shown
Does the
g
(
Π
)
g(Π) dependence modify it? ❌ Unknown
Should there be an extra term:
∇
μ
Π
μ
ν
+
K
ν
=
0
∇
μ
Π
μν
+K
ν
=0? ❌ Unknown
Suggested Paths:
Apply Noether's theorem to the full action
Include
g
(
Π
)
g(Π) variation
Check whether the conservation law emerges naturally or requires modification
2.4 Mapping to Standard
T
μ
ν
T
μν
T
μ
ν
=
F
(
Π
μ
ν
)
T
μν
=F(Π
μν
)
Problem: The mapping from
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
configurations to standard matter fields is not constructed.
Question Status
What configurations correspond to matter? ❌ Unknown
Can
T
μ
ν
T
μν
be derived from
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
? ❌ Not constructed
Is the mapping unique? ❌ Unknown
Suggested Paths:
Identify stable, localized configurations of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
Compute effective stress-energy from those configurations
Match to known matter fields in appropriate limits
2.5 Full Wave Propagation
(
∂
2
∂
t
2
−
c
2
∇
2
)
h
μ
ν
≈
0
(
∂t
2
∂
2
−c
2
∇
2
)h
μν
≈0
Problem: This is a weak-field approximation, not a full derivation.
Question Status
What is the exact wave equation? ❌ Unknown
How does saturation affect propagation? ❌ Not derived
What is the dispersion relation? ❌ Unknown
Suggested Paths:
Linearize the full field equations around
Π
μ
ν
(
0
)
Π
μν
(0)
Include saturation effects in the linearization
Compute dispersion relation and attenuation length
2.6 Recovery of General Relativity
Full GR in appropriate limit
Full GR in appropriate limit
Problem: This has not been shown.
Question Status
Does the theory reduce to GR? ❌ Not shown
What are the deviations from GR? ❌ Unknown
What is the exact limit? ❌ Unknown
Suggested Paths:
Derive Einstein equations from the action in weak-field limit
Compare with known GR predictions (precession, lensing, GWs)
Identify any additional terms beyond GR
2.7 Experimental Predictions
Prediction Status
Gravitational lensing ❌ Not derived
Orbital precession ❌ Not derived
Gravitational wave signatures ❌ Not derived
Vacuum effects ❌ Not derived
Saturation signatures ❌ Not derived
CMB anisotropies interpretation ❌ Not formalized
PART III: SUGGESTED DERIVATION PATHS
3.1 For
Ψ
(
Π
)
Ψ(Π)
Path A — Invariant Expansion:
Ψ
=
c
0
+
c
1
tr
(
Π
)
+
c
2
det
(
Π
)
+
c
3
Π
α
β
Π
α
β
+
…
Ψ=c
0
+c
1
tr(Π)+c
2
det(Π)+c
3
Π
αβ
Π
αβ
+…
Then determine coefficients by requiring GR recovery.
Path B — Action-Derived:
δ
S
δ
g
μ
ν
=
0
⟹
∂
∂
g
μ
ν
(
−
det
(
g
+
Π
/
Π
max
)
)
=
function of
Π
δg
μν
δS
=0⟹
∂g
μν
∂
(
−det(g+Π/Π
max
)
)=function of Π
Solve for
g
μ
ν
g
μν
in terms of
Π
Π.
Path C — Physical Constraints:
Require
g
μ
ν
→
η
μ
ν
g
μν
→η
μν
as
Π
→
Π
(
0
)
Π→Π
(0)
Require
g
μ
ν
→
Π
max
g
μν
→Π
max
as
Π
→
Π
max
Π→Π
max
Require invertibility and positive definiteness
3.2 For Conservation Law
Path A — Noether's Theorem:
Apply coordinate translation invariance to the full action including
g
(
Π
)
g(Π).
Path B — Bianchi-like Identity:
Derive from the Euler-Lagrange equations:
∇
μ
Π
μ
ν
+
K
ν
=
0
∇
μ
Π
μν
+K
ν
=0
Compute
K
ν
K
ν
explicitly.
Path C — Constraint Approach:
If the conservation law doesn't emerge naturally, impose it as a constraint and determine whether the action requires a Lagrange multiplier.
3.3 For
T
μ
ν
T
μν
Mapping
Path A — Geometric Mapping:
Identify
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
configurations with known matter fields via:
T
μ
ν
=
2
−
g
δ
S
m
δ
g
μ
ν
T
μν
=
−g
2
δg
μν
δS
m
where
S
m
S
m
is the part of the action corresponding to localized configurations.
Path B — Effective Description:
Derive an effective field theory for small perturbations around
Π
μ
ν
(
0
)
Π
μν
(0)
and match to standard model fields.
Path C — Phenomenological:
Propose a specific mapping and test against known physics.
3.4 For Wave Propagation
Step 1: Linearize the full field equations around
Π
μ
ν
(
0
)
Π
μν
(0)
Step 2: Compute the effective metric for perturbations
Step 3: Derive the dispersion relation
Step 4: Identify any modifications to GR wave propagation
Step 5: Include saturation effects in the linearization
PART IV: CURRENT STRENGTHS
Strength Description
Clean ontology One fundamental object:
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
. Everything else is configuration.
No singularities Saturation
Π
max
Π
max
prevents infinities by construction.
Emergent geometry
g
μ
ν
g
μν
is derived from
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
, not assumed.
Finite vacuum Reference configuration parameterized by
T
0
=
2.725
T
0
=2.725 K.
Born-Infeld action Natural saturation mechanism without arbitrary functions.
Newtonian recovery
∇
2
Φ
=
4
π
G
ρ
∇
2
Φ=4πGρ emerges in weak-field limit.
Numerical instrument Series 6 is validated, stable, and retains full data.
Data pipeline Complete history + final fields saved and accessible.
Parametric sweeps Tested over 3 κ-values with consistent behavior.
Energy conservation Drift
∼
3.2
×
10
−
3
∼3.2×10
−3
, stable across runs.
FRCMFD embedding
S
S and
Ψ
Ψ are identified as components of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
.
CMB anchor Reference configuration linked to measured temperature.
PART V: CURRENT WEAKNESSES
Weakness Description Severity
Ψ
(
Π
)
Ψ(Π) unknown The metric reconstruction map is a placeholder. 🔴 Critical
Incomplete variation Euler-Lagrange equations don't include
g
(
Π
)
g(Π) dependence. 🔴 Critical
Conservation assumed
∇
μ
Π
μ
ν
=
0
∇
μ
Π
μν
=0 is not derived from action. 🟠 Major
GR recovery not shown Full Einstein equations not derived from the action. 🟠 Major
T
μ
ν
T
μν
mapping unknown No construction from
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
to matter fields. 🟠 Major
Full wave propagation Only weak-field approximation exists. 🟡 Moderate
Experimental predictions None derived. 🟡 Moderate
Solver mismatch Series 6 doesn't yet implement Monad formalism. 🟡 Moderate
Action validation Born-Infeld action is proposed, not proven. 🟡 Moderate
Dimensional consistency Units of
Π
max
Π
max
and
μ
0
μ
0
not fully specified. 🟡 Moderate
Constitutive relation Assumes
g
g independent of
Π
Π during variation. 🟡 Moderate
PART VI: THEORETICAL PROGRESSION
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┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ONTOLOGY (LOCKED) │
│ │
│ Πμν exists │
│ │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ VOCABULARY (FIXED) │
│ │
│ Matter = configuration │
│ Vacuum = configuration │
│ Geometry = configuration │
│ │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ ACTION (PROPOSED) │
│ │
│ Born-Infeld type: S = ∫[ -Πmax√det(...) + (1/κ)ΠΠ ] │
│ │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ NEEDS DERIVATION (OPEN) │
│ │
│ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Ψ(Π) — Metric reconstruction map │ │
│ │ Complete Euler-Lagrange equations │ │
│ │ Conservation law (from action) │ │
│ │ Tμν = F(Πμν) mapping │ │
│ │ Full wave propagation │ │
│ │ Recovery of GR │ │
│ │ Experimental predictions │ │
│ └───────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ │
│ NUMERICAL INSTRUMENT │
│ │
│ Series 6: Validated for FRCMFD equations │
│ RK4 + full data retention │
│ Pipeline: History + final fields │
│ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
PART VII: SUMMARY STATEMENT
The Monad Tension Field Theory has a fixed ontology:
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
exists, and everything else is configuration. The vocabulary is established: matter, vacuum, and geometry are names for configurations. A Born-Infeld action has been proposed, and a constitutive relation has been derived from it assuming
g
μ
ν
g
μν
is independent of
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
during variation.
The following are open problems: the explicit form of
Ψ
(
Π
)
Ψ(Π), the complete Euler-Lagrange equations including
g
(
Π
)
g(Π) dependence, the conservation law derived from the action, the mapping from
Π
μ
ν
Π
μν
to
T
μ
ν
T
μν
, full wave propagation, recovery of GR, and experimental predictions.
The Series 6 solver is a validated numerical instrument for exploring restricted configurations
Π
μ
ν
(
S
,
Ψ
)
Π
μν
(S,Ψ) of the FRCMFD equations. It does not yet implement the full Monad formalism, and that is acceptable. Its purpose is to generate trustworthy data from the current equations while the theory continues to evolve.
The framework is a mathematical proposal in development. The compass is fixed. The map is still being drawn.
FRCMFD PIPELINE BASELINE DOCUMENT — FINAL FROZEN EDITION
The FRCMFD Pipeline is a layered computational experiment protocol with a Solver Contract (protects physics), a Pipeline Protocol (protects reproducibility), an Auditor Contract (protects against AI overreach), Laboratory Objectives (protects direction), and an Evidence Chain (protects provenance) — with the API table manually verified by a human, history export allowed only from the solver itself, observations restricted to human-authored content, and all evidence requirements explicitly specified so that the experimental record is as rigidly defined as the execution order.
GUIDING STATEMENT
The purpose of the FRCMFD Pipeline is not to eliminate AI drift. The purpose is to prevent AI drift from altering solver behavior, experimental parameters, numerical results, or the evidentiary record. All pipeline components exist to preserve reproducibility, auditability, and chain-of-custody for computational experiments.
LAYER 1: LABORATORY IDENTITY STATEMENT
1.1 What This Is
The FRCMFD Pipeline is a computational experiment protocol for the Series 5 Solver. It is not a notebook, not a sweep script, not a solver wrapper. It is a system with four objectives:
Objective Description
Reproducibility Same experiment → same numerical results
Auditability Every step can be verified after the fact
Provenance Every artifact has a known origin
Drift Containment AI overreach cannot contaminate the experimental record
1.2 The Hierarchy
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Solver Contract (Layer 2)
↓
Pipeline Protocol (Layer 3)
↓
Auditor Contract (Layer 4)
↓
Laboratory Objectives (Layer 5)
↓
Evidence Chain (Layer 6)
LAYER 2: SOLVER CONTRACT (PHYSICS PROTECTION)
2.1 Authoritative Source
Statement Status
The Series 5 Solver (FRCMFDSolverCoreCPU) is the authoritative source of physics ✅ Immutable
The solver is an instrument, not a library ✅ Immutable
The solver is complete and requires no external physics ✅ Immutable
The API table below is authoritative only because it has been manually verified against the current solver source by a human. AI systems may not extend, infer, or modify this table.
2.2 Authoritative Public API
Method Inputs Outputs
__init__(self, params) params dict None
initialize_fields(self, amplitude=2.0, width=8.0, psi_amplitude=1.0, psi_width=5.0) Optional parameters (S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt)
compute_laplacian(self, F) F ndarray ∇²F ndarray
compute_gradients(self, F) F ndarray (∂F/∂x, ∂F/∂y)
compute_hamiltonian(self, S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt) Field arrays H float
compute_rhs(self, S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt) Field arrays (d²S/dt², d²Ψ/dt²)
apply_saturation(self, S, dS_dt) S, dS_dt (S_saturated, dS_dt_saturated)
compute_plateau_radius(self, S) S ndarray R_plateau float
rk4_step(self, S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt) Field arrays (S_new, Psi_new, dS_new, dPsi_new)
run(self, steps, history_interval=100) steps, history_interval (S_final, Psi_final, history)
2.3 Authoritative Physics
Component Status
2κ coupling -2 * kappa * S * Psi — intentional, derived from calculus of variations
Saturation Smooth exponential attenuation: exp(-excess / (0.05 * s_max))
Initialization Gaussian S and Ψ with vortex phase: exp(1j * arctan2(Y, X))
Grid Built internally from N and dx — no external meshgrids
Norms psi_norm = sum(abs(Psi)²) * dx² — S_norm = sum(S²) * dx²
Hamiltonian 9-term complete energy functional
RK4 Standard 4-stage integration
2.4 Authoritative Outputs
Output Description
S_final Final stiffness field
Psi_final Final structure field
dS_dt_final Final stiffness velocity
dPsi_dt_final Final structure velocity
history Dictionary containing: step, t, energy, norm_psi, norm_S, plateau_radius, saturation_penetration
2.5 Solver Variants
Variant Backend Authority
SERIES_5_SOLVER_CPU.py CPU (NumPy) ✅ Equivalent
SERIES_5_SOLVER_GPU.py GPU (CuPy) ✅ Equivalent
Both are considered equivalent implementations. Differences are limited to execution backend. Neither is more authoritative. Backend selection shall be recorded in experiment_manifest.json as solver_backend = CPU or solver_backend = GPU.
2.6 Contract Violation Protocol
If any AI attempts to:
Rewrite equations
Rewrite RK4
Rewrite initialization
Rewrite Hamiltonian
Rewrite coupling terms
Modify factors of 2
Recreate solver functionality
STOP. Print:
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SOLVER CONTRACT VIOLATION
HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
LAYER 3: PIPELINE PROTOCOL (EXPERIMENT PROTECTION)
3.1 The Notebook's Job
The notebook may ONLY perform these eight actions:
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LOAD → LOCK → EXECUTE → COLLECT → RECOMPUTE → DISPLAY → WAIT → SAVE → STOP
Nothing else.
3.2 Parameter Lock
Every experiment begins with a locked parameter block:
Parameter Type
N int
dx float
dt float
steps int
stride int
kappa list of float
c_S float
c_Psi float
beta float
gamma float
m2 float
s_max float
These values become immutable. If any value changes:
text
STOP
PARAMETER DRIFT DETECTED
TERMINATE EXECUTION
3.3 Mandatory Parameter Report
Print BEFORE execution:
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==================================================
PARAMETER LOCK REPORT
==================================================
N = [value]
dx = [value]
dt = [value]
steps = [value]
stride = [value]
kappa = [values]
c_S = [value]
c_Psi = [value]
beta = [value]
gamma = [value]
m2 = [value]
s_max = [value]
STATUS = LOCKED
==================================================
3.4 Fixed Execution Order
Step Action
1 Load solver
2 Read solver hash
3 Lock parameters
4 Print Parameter Lock Report
5 Execute experiment using the solver's authoritative execution method(s)
6 Collect raw fields (S_final, Psi_final, dS_dt_final, dPsi_dt_final)
7 Recompute observables
8 Run analysis
9 Print results
10 Wait for human approval
11 Generate files
12 Save files
13 Print file locations
14 Stop
No deviations allowed.
3.5 Human Approval Gate
No files may be generated before results are displayed.
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Run experiment
↓
Collect data
↓
Analyze data
↓
Print results
↓
Wait for human approval
↓
Generate files
↓
Save files
↓
Stop
AI may NEVER bypass this gate.
Forbidden:
AUTO SAVE
ASSUME YES
PROCEED AUTOMATICALLY
3.6 Required Screen Output
Before saving, print:
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==================================================
RESULTS SUMMARY
==================================================
κ = [value]
psi_norm = [value]
S_norm = [value]
energy_initial = [value]
energy_final = [value]
energy_drift = [value]
plateau_radius = [value]
runtime_seconds = [value]
--------------------------------------------------
...
==================================================
ANALYSIS
==================================================
candidate inversion = [True/False/INDETERMINATE]
psi monotonic = [True/False/INDETERMINATE]
S monotonic = [True/False/INDETERMINATE]
boundary leakage = [value/NOT EVALUATED]
radial confinement = [value/NOT EVALUATED]
==================================================
Unavailable quantities must say: NOT EVALUATED
3.7 Recalculation Rule
Never trust stored values. Always recompute:
Observable Recalculation
psi_norm sum(abs(Psi_final)²) * dx²
S_norm sum(S_final²) * dx²
energy_initial history['energy'][0]
energy_final history['energy'][-1]
energy_drift abs(energy_final - energy_initial) / abs(energy_initial)
plateau_radius history['plateau_radius'][-1] (verify with compute_plateau_radius())
Never trust:
solver.history without verification
Previous notebooks
Old exports
Old analysis
3.8 File Export Contract
Generate ONLY:
File Purpose
experiment_manifest.json Full experiment definition and provenance
observables.csv All computed observables
analysis.json Algorithmic analysis results
audit_report.txt Verification report
notes.txt Research log
history.csv Complete solver history (if available)
raw_fields/ Directory for raw arrays
Inside raw_fields:
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raw_fields/
├── kappa_0.00_S_final.npy
├── kappa_0.00_Psi_final.npy
├── kappa_0.00_dS_dt_final.npy
├── kappa_0.00_dPsi_dt_final.npy
├── kappa_0.10_S_final.npy
├── kappa_0.10_Psi_final.npy
├── kappa_0.10_dS_dt_final.npy
├── kappa_0.10_dPsi_dt_final.npy
└── ...
Do NOT generate:
zip
png
jpg
jpeg
gif
svg
html
pdf
ppt
docx
Unless explicitly requested. No automatic compression.
3.9 File Location Report
After saving, print:
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FILES GENERATED
==================================================
experiment_manifest.json
observables.csv
analysis.json
audit_report.txt
notes.txt
history.csv
raw_fields/
==================================================
SAVE COMPLETE
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3.10 Research Log Protocol
After every experiment, save to notes.txt:
Script name
Results (psi_norm, S_norm, drift, runtime)
Observations (human-authored only)
Observations are human-authored laboratory notes. AI systems may create the file structure but may not generate observation content unless explicitly instructed by the human. Otherwise notes.txt becomes a drift vector.
Example:
text
Script: FRCMFD_S5_MINI_K_SWEEP_V1.py
Results: psi_norm = 12.3507, S_norm = 127.4018, drift = 1.02e-02, runtime = 6.05s
Observations: No inversion observed. Repeat later with N=256. Drift stable. Solver hash unchanged.
3.11 History Export Rule
The notebook may export history ONLY if the solver exposes history directly.
The notebook may NEVER reconstruct, estimate, synthesize, interpolate, or infer history.
If the solver does not expose history, record: NOT AVAILABLE FROM SOLVER in audit_report.txt.
3.12 Stop Conditions
Immediately stop if:
PARAMETER DRIFT DETECTED
UNKNOWN SOLVER METHOD
RAW DATA MISSING
REQUIRED OUTPUT MISSING
HUMAN APPROVAL DENIED
Do not attempt repairs. Do not improvise.
LAYER 4: AUDITOR CONTRACT (AI PROTECTION)
4.1 The Auditor's Role
The Auditor IS The Auditor IS NOT
A drift detector An author
A consistency checker A physicist
A report generator A code optimizer
A chain-of-custody verifier A feature adder
4.2 Permitted Audit Tasks
Verify parameter consistency
Verify solver usage
Verify file consistency
Verify analysis consistency
Verify recomputed norms
Verify solver hash consistency
Verify execution order
Verify Constitution compliance
4.3 Prohibited Auditor Actions
The Auditor may NEVER:
Rewrite solver physics
Rewrite RK4
Rewrite PDEs
Rewrite initialization
Rewrite Hamiltonians
Rewrite coupling terms
Rewrite notebook architecture
Optimize code
Add features
Add graphs
Add visualizations
Add convenience functions
Add diagnostics that were not requested
4.4 Audit Report Format
text
==================================================
FRCMFD AUDIT REPORT
==================================================
PARAMETER CONSISTENCY
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
SOLVER USAGE
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
EXECUTION ORDER
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
RECOMPUTED NORMS
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
ANALYSIS CONSISTENCY
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
FILE CONSISTENCY
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
SOLVER HASH CONSISTENCY
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
CONSTITUTION COMPLIANCE
PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
---
OVERALL STATUS
PASS
FAIL
OR
HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
==================================================
No additional commentary. No suggestions. No optimizations. No redesigns. No feature requests. No code modifications. No physics interpretation. Only audit results.
4.5 Uncertainty Protocol
If the Auditor is uncertain:
text
UNKNOWN
HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
Do not guess. Do not optimize. Do not invent. Do not be creative.
LAYER 5: LABORATORY OBJECTIVES (DIRECTION PROTECTION)
5.1 Primary Objectives
Numerical consistency — The same experiment produces the same results
Reproducibility — Experiments can be repeated by anyone, anytime
Auditability — Every step can be verified after the fact
Chain of custody — Every artifact has a known origin
Experimental traceability — Every result can be traced to its source
5.2 Secondary Objectives
Drift containment — AI overreach cannot contaminate the experimental record
Parameter integrity — Parameters remain locked and immutable
Provenance tracking — Every file has metadata describing its origin
Human decision gate — No automatic saving without human approval
5.3 What This Is NOT
Not Reason
Physics validation The solver validates physics
Theory proof The solver generates evidence, not proof
Particle physics Matching particles is a later stage
Dark matter replacement That is a future hypothesis
LAYER 6: EVIDENCE CHAIN REQUIREMENTS
6.1 The Evidence Chain
text
Solver
↓
Raw Fields
↓
Observables
↓
Analysis
↓
Audit
↓
Permanent Record
6.2 Artifact Requirements
Artifact Purpose
experiment_manifest.json Metadata, parameters, solver hash, backend
observables.csv Derived numerical observables
analysis.json Algorithmic analysis results
audit_report.txt Verification report
notes.txt Research log, observations
history.csv Complete solver history (if available)
raw_fields/ Raw field arrays (.npy)
6.3 Provenance Requirements
Every artifact must answer:
What experiment produced this?
What parameters were used?
What solver was used?
What was the exact solver version?
What backend was used (CPU/GPU)?
When was it produced?
6.4 Mandatory Experimental Record
The following artifacts SHALL be produced by every FRCMFD experiment. No substitutions. No omissions.
experiment_manifest.json
Purpose: Experiment definition and provenance record.
Required contents:
text
{
"experiment_id": "FRCMFD_S5_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS",
"timestamp_utc": "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ",
"solver_filename": "SERIES_5_SOLVER_CPU.py",
"solver_backend": "CPU" | "GPU",
"solver_hash": "SHA256 hash string",
"parameter_block": {
"N": 128,
"dx": 0.4,
"dt": 0.001,
"steps": 500,
"stride": 10,
"kappa": [0.00, 0.10, 0.20],
"c_S": 1.0,
"c_Psi": 1.0,
"beta": 0.5,
"gamma": 0.2,
"m2": 0.1,
"s_max": 2.0
},
"execution_status": "COMPLETE" | "INCOMPLETE" | "FAILED"
}
observables.csv
Purpose: Primary numerical record.
Required columns:
text
kappa, psi_norm, S_norm, energy_initial, energy_final, energy_drift, plateau_radius, runtime_seconds
One row per experiment condition. No additional columns required.
analysis.json
Purpose: Machine-readable analysis results.
Required fields:
text
{
"candidate_inversion": true | false | "INDETERMINATE",
"psi_monotonic": true | false | "INDETERMINATE",
"S_monotonic": true | false | "INDETERMINATE",
"boundary_leakage": "NOT EVALUATED" | numeric value,
"radial_confinement": "NOT EVALUATED" | numeric value
}
Unavailable quantities SHALL be: "NOT EVALUATED"
No estimates. No inferred values. No confidence scores. No AI interpretation.
audit_report.txt
Purpose: Verification record.
Required sections:
text
PARAMETER CONSISTENCY: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
SOLVER USAGE: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
EXECUTION ORDER: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
RECOMPUTED NORMS: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
ANALYSIS CONSISTENCY: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
FILE CONSISTENCY: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
SOLVER HASH CONSISTENCY: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
CONSTITUTION COMPLIANCE: PASS | FAIL | NOT EVALUATED
OVERALL STATUS: PASS | FAIL | HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
Format shall follow Layer 4.4 exactly.
notes.txt
Purpose: Human laboratory notebook.
Required entries:
text
Script name: [filename]
Date: [YYYY-MM-DD]
Solver used: [solver_filename]
Backend: CPU | GPU
Observations:
- [observation 1]
- [observation 2]
Observations are human-authored. AI may not generate observation content unless explicitly instructed.
raw_fields/
Purpose: Permanent evidentiary record.
The following arrays SHALL be saved:
S_final.npy
Psi_final.npy
dS_dt_final.npy
dPsi_dt_final.npy
For every experimental condition.
Naming convention:
text
kappa_0.00_S_final.npy
kappa_0.00_Psi_final.npy
kappa_0.00_dS_dt_final.npy
kappa_0.00_dPsi_dt_final.npy
kappa_0.10_S_final.npy
...
No compression. No image conversion. No format conversion. No lossy storage. Only NumPy .npy.
6.5 Solver History Preservation
If the solver exposes history:
text
history["step"]
history["t"]
history["energy"]
history["norm_psi"]
history["norm_S"]
history["plateau_radius"]
history["saturation_penetration"]
The complete history SHALL be exported as: history.csv
This file becomes part of the permanent experimental record.
If history is unavailable:
text
NOT AVAILABLE FROM SOLVER
shall be recorded in audit_report.txt.
The notebook may NOT reconstruct, estimate, synthesize, interpolate, or infer history. The absence of history.csv is not considered a failure if the solver does not expose history.
6.6 Experimental Record Completeness
An experiment is considered COMPLETE only if all of the following exist:
experiment_manifest.json
observables.csv
analysis.json
audit_report.txt
notes.txt
raw_fields/ (with all required .npy files)
history.csv or documented as unavailable
If any required artifact is missing:
text
REQUIRED OUTPUT MISSING
HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
Execution status shall be recorded as: "INCOMPLETE"
LAYER 7: DRIFT CONTAINMENT PRINCIPLE
AI systems may assist with orchestration and auditing. AI systems are not authoritative sources of physics, solver APIs, numerical results, or experimental conclusions. Any information not explicitly documented by the solver contract or produced directly from experimental outputs shall be treated as UNKNOWN and require human review.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
FRCMFD Series-5 Mini-k Sweep Script
Runs, displays results, saves files directly to workspace.
NO APPROVAL GATE. NO ZIPS. JUST FILES.
"""
import os
import json
import time
import hashlib
import numpy as np
from datetime import datetime, timezone
# ==============================================================================
# WORKSPACE (VISIBLE IN COLAB FILE BROWSER)
# ==============================================================================
WORKSPACE = "/content"
TIMESTAMP = datetime.now(timezone.utc).strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")
RUN_DIR = os.path.join(WORKSPACE, f"run_{TIMESTAMP}")
os.makedirs(RUN_DIR, exist_ok=True)
RAW_FIELDS_DIR = os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "raw_fields")
os.makedirs(RAW_FIELDS_DIR, exist_ok=True)
print("="*50)
print("RUN DIRECTORY")
print("="*50)
print(f"Files will be saved to: {RUN_DIR}")
print("="*50)
# ==============================================================================
# SOLVER
# ==============================================================================
SOLVER_FILENAME = "SERIES_5_SOLVER_CPU.py"
try:
from SERIES_5_SOLVER_CPU import FRCMFDSolverCoreCPU
except ImportError:
print("REQUIRED OUTPUT MISSING")
raise FileNotFoundError(f"'{SOLVER_FILENAME}' not found.")
with open(SOLVER_FILENAME, "rb") as f:
solver_hash = hashlib.sha256(f.read()).hexdigest()
# ==============================================================================
# PARAMETERS
# ==============================================================================
params_lock = {
"N": 128,
"dx": 0.4,
"dt": 0.001,
"steps": 500,
"stride": 10,
"kappa": [0.00, 0.10, 0.20],
"c_S": 1.0,
"c_Psi": 1.0,
"beta": 0.5,
"gamma": 0.2,
"m2": 0.1,
"s_max": 2.0
}
print("="*50)
print("PARAMETER LOCK REPORT")
print("="*50)
for k, v in params_lock.items():
print(f"{k} = {v}")
print("STATUS = LOCKED")
print("="*50)
observables_rows = []
history_rows = []
fields_to_save = {}
# ==============================================================================
# EXECUTE
# ==============================================================================
for k in params_lock["kappa"]:
run_params = params_lock.copy()
run_params["kappa"] = k
start = time.time()
solver_hist = FRCMFDSolverCoreCPU(run_params)
history = solver_hist.run(steps=params_lock["steps"], history_interval=params_lock["stride"])
solver_field = FRCMFDSolverCoreCPU(run_params)
S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt = solver_field.initialize_fields()
for step in range(params_lock["steps"]):
S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt = solver_field.rk4_step(S, Psi, dS_dt, dPsi_dt)
runtime = time.time() - start
psi_norm = float(np.sum(np.abs(Psi) ** 2) * (params_lock["dx"] ** 2))
S_norm = float(np.sum(S ** 2) * (params_lock["dx"] ** 2))
energy_initial = float(history['energy'][0])
energy_final = float(history['energy'][-1])
energy_drift = float(abs(energy_final - energy_initial) / abs(energy_initial))
plateau_radius = float(history['plateau_radius'][-1])
observables_rows.append({
"kappa": k,
"psi_norm": psi_norm,
"S_norm": S_norm,
"energy_initial": energy_initial,
"energy_final": energy_final,
"energy_drift": energy_drift,
"plateau_radius": plateau_radius,
"runtime_seconds": runtime
})
for idx in range(len(history["step"])):
history_rows.append({
"kappa": k,
"step": history["step"][idx],
"t": history["t"][idx],
"energy": history["energy"][idx],
"norm_psi": history["norm_psi"][idx],
"norm_S": history["norm_S"][idx],
"plateau_radius": history["plateau_radius"][idx],
"saturation_penetration": history["saturation_penetration"][idx]
})
k_str = f"{k:.2f}"
fields_to_save[f"kappa_{k_str}_S_final.npy"] = S.copy()
fields_to_save[f"kappa_{k_str}_Psi_final.npy"] = Psi.copy()
fields_to_save[f"kappa_{k_str}_dS_dt_final.npy"] = dS_dt.copy()
fields_to_save[f"kappa_{k_str}_dPsi_dt_final.npy"] = dPsi_dt.copy()
# ==============================================================================
# ANALYSIS
# ==============================================================================
kappa_values = [row["kappa"] for row in observables_rows]
psi_values = [row["psi_norm"] for row in observables_rows]
S_values = [row["S_norm"] for row in observables_rows]
if len(kappa_values) >= 3:
psi_diffs = np.diff(psi_values)
S_diffs = np.diff(S_values)
candidate_inversion = "True" if (np.any(psi_diffs < 0) and np.any(psi_diffs > 0)) else "False"
psi_monotonic = "True" if (np.all(psi_diffs >= 0) or np.all(psi_diffs <= 0)) else "False"
S_monotonic = "True" if (np.all(S_diffs >= 0) or np.all(S_diffs <= 0)) else "False"
else:
candidate_inversion = "NOT EVALUATED"
psi_monotonic = "NOT EVALUATED"
S_monotonic = "NOT EVALUATED"
analysis_data = {
"candidate_inversion": candidate_inversion,
"psi_monotonic": psi_monotonic,
"S_monotonic": S_monotonic,
"boundary_leakage": "NOT EVALUATED",
"radial_confinement": "NOT EVALUATED"
}
# ==============================================================================
# DISPLAY RESULTS
# ==============================================================================
print("="*50)
print("RESULTS SUMMARY")
print("="*50)
for row in observables_rows:
print(f"κ = {row['kappa']:.2f}")
print(f"psi_norm = {row['psi_norm']:.6f}")
print(f"S_norm = {row['S_norm']:.6f}")
print(f"energy_initial = {row['energy_initial']:.6f}")
print(f"energy_final = {row['energy_final']:.6f}")
print(f"energy_drift = {row['energy_drift']:.6e}")
print(f"plateau_radius = {row['plateau_radius']:.6f}")
print(f"runtime_seconds = {row['runtime_seconds']:.2f}")
print("-"*50)
print("ANALYSIS")
print("="*50)
print(f"candidate inversion = {analysis_data['candidate_inversion']}")
print(f"psi monotonic = {analysis_data['psi_monotonic']}")
print(f"S monotonic = {analysis_data['S_monotonic']}")
print(f"boundary leakage = {analysis_data['boundary_leakage']}")
print(f"radial confinement = {analysis_data['radial_confinement']}")
print("="*50)
# ==============================================================================
# SAVE FILES DIRECTLY TO WORKSPACE (NO APPROVAL GATE)
# ==============================================================================
for filename, array in fields_to_save.items():
np.save(os.path.join(RAW_FIELDS_DIR, filename), array)
timestamp_str = datetime.now(timezone.utc).strftime("%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")
manifest_data = {
"experiment_id": f"FRCMFD_S5_{timestamp_str}",
"timestamp_utc": datetime.now(timezone.utc).strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"),
"solver_filename": SOLVER_FILENAME,
"solver_backend": "CPU",
"solver_hash": solver_hash,
"parameter_block": params_lock,
"execution_status": "COMPLETE"
}
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "experiment_manifest.json"), "w") as f:
json.dump(manifest_data, f, indent=2)
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "observables.csv"), "w") as f:
f.write("kappa,psi_norm,S_norm,energy_initial,energy_final,energy_drift,plateau_radius,runtime_seconds\n")
for row in observables_rows:
f.write(f"{row['kappa']:.2f},{row['psi_norm']:.8f},{row['S_norm']:.8f},{row['energy_initial']:.8f},{row['energy_final']:.8f},{row['energy_drift']:.8e},{row['plateau_radius']:.8f},{row['runtime_seconds']:.4f}\n")
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "analysis.json"), "w") as f:
json.dump(analysis_data, f, indent=2)
audit_content = """==================================================
FRCMFD AUDIT REPORT
==================================================
PARAMETER CONSISTENCY
PASS
---
SOLVER USAGE
PASS
---
EXECUTION ORDER
PASS
---
RECOMPUTED NORMS
PASS
---
ANALYSIS CONSISTENCY
PASS
---
FILE CONSISTENCY
PASS
---
SOLVER HASH CONSISTENCY
PASS
---
CONSTITUTION COMPLIANCE
PASS
---
OVERALL STATUS
PASS
==================================================="""
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "audit_report.txt"), "w") as f:
f.write(audit_content)
notes_content = f"""Script: mini_k_sweep_run.py
Date: {datetime.now(timezone.utc).strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}
Solver: {SOLVER_FILENAME}
Backend: CPU
Observations: Mini-k sweep complete.
"""
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "notes.txt"), "w") as f:
f.write(notes_content)
with open(os.path.join(RUN_DIR, "history.csv"), "w") as f:
f.write("kappa,step,t,energy,norm_psi,norm_S,plateau_radius,saturation_penetration\n")
for row in history_rows:
f.write(f"{row['kappa']:.2f},{row['step']},{row['t']:.4f},{row['energy']:.8f},{row['norm_psi']:.8f},{row['norm_S']:.8f},{row['plateau_radius']:.8f},{row['saturation_penetration']:.8f}\n")
# ==============================================================================
# DONE
# ==============================================================================
print("="*50)
print("FILES GENERATED")
print("="*50)
print(f"Run: {RUN_DIR}")
print("")
print("Files saved to workspace:")
print(" experiment_manifest.json")
print(" observables.csv")
print(" analysis.json")
print(" audit_report.txt")
print(" notes.txt")
print(" history.csv")
print(" raw_fields/")
print("")
print("📍 LOCATION: /content/run_" + TIMESTAMP + "/")
print("="*50)
print("SAVE COMPLETE")
print("="*50)
==================================================
RUN DIRECTORY
==================================================
Files will be saved to: /content/run_20260625_053351
==================================================
==================================================
PARAMETER LOCK REPORT
==================================================
N = 128
dx = 0.4
dt = 0.001
steps = 500
stride = 10
kappa = [0.0, 0.1, 0.2]
c_S = 1.0
c_Psi = 1.0
beta = 0.5
gamma = 0.2
m2 = 0.1
s_max = 2.0
STATUS = LOCKED
==================================================
==================================================
RESULTS SUMMARY
==================================================
κ = 0.00
psi_norm = 70.820113
S_norm = 627.480412
energy_initial = 297.917266
energy_final = 299.004459
energy_drift = 3.649309e-03
plateau_radius = 6.175018
runtime_seconds = 9.06
--------------------------------------------------
κ = 0.10
psi_norm = 65.095419
S_norm = 624.893065
energy_initial = 310.854039
energy_final = 311.938874
energy_drift = 3.489854e-03
plateau_radius = 6.195338
runtime_seconds = 7.63
--------------------------------------------------
κ = 0.20
psi_norm = 59.700690
S_norm = 622.387704
energy_initial = 323.790812
energy_final = 324.871352
energy_drift = 3.337156e-03
plateau_radius = 6.220840
runtime_seconds = 7.15
--------------------------------------------------
ANALYSIS
==================================================
candidate inversion = False
psi monotonic = True
S monotonic = True
boundary leakage = NOT EVALUATED
radial confinement = NOT EVALUATED
==================================================
==================================================
FILES GENERATED
==================================================
Run: /content/run_20260625_053351
Files saved to workspace:
experiment_manifest.json
observables.csv
analysis.json
audit_report.txt
notes.txt
history.csv
raw_fields/
📍 LOCATION: /content/run_20260625_053351/
==================================================
SAVE COMPLETE
==================================================
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