import Mathlib.Data.Fin.Basic namespace Semantics /-- Genome18: 18-bit semantic micro-ISA for equation forest routing state. Structure: 6 bins × 3 bits = 18 bits (8^6 = 262,144 states) Bin meanings: - muBin: mutation / drift bin (routing load) - rhoBin: verification pressure bin (routing efficiency) - cBin: connectance bin (geometry / route neighborhood) - mBin: compression residue / modularity bin (entropy) - neBin: observer mass / effective sample bin (entropy) - sigmaBin: sigma / fitness proxy bin (entropy) This represents the routing state class: - Where this object is in the forest - How risky it is - How compressed it is - How lawful it appears - Which route moves are worth trying next This is the FPGA LUT address layer. -/ structure Genome18 where muBin : Fin 8 -- mutation / drift (routing load) rhoBin : Fin 8 -- verification pressure (routing efficiency) cBin : Fin 8 -- connectance (geometry / route neighborhood) mBin : Fin 8 -- compression residue / modularity (entropy) neBin : Fin 8 -- observer mass / effective sample (entropy) sigmaBin : Fin 8 -- sigma / fitness proxy (entropy) namespace Genome18 /-- Compute 18-bit address from Genome18 state. Address calculation: addr = muBin * 32768 + rhoBin * 4096 + cBin * 512 + mBin * 64 + neBin * 8 + sigmaBin This is the O(1) LUT route lookup address for FPGA routing. -/ def addr (g : Genome18) : Nat := g.muBin.val * 32768 + g.rhoBin.val * 4096 + g.cBin.val * 512 + g.mBin.val * 64 + g.neBin.val * 8 + g.sigmaBin.val /-- Theorem: addr is injective (Theorem 5 - 18-bit injective encoding). This proves that distinct Genome18 states map to distinct addresses, which is required for correct LUT lookup. -/ theorem addr_injective : Function.Injective addr := by intro g h h_eq cases g with | mk mu rho c m ne sigma => cases h with | mk mu' rho' c' m' ne' sigma' => simp only [addr] at h_eq have h1 : mu = mu' := by apply Fin.ext; omega have h2 : rho = rho' := by apply Fin.ext; omega have h3 : c = c' := by apply Fin.ext; omega have h4 : m = m' := by apply Fin.ext; omega have h5 : ne = ne' := by apply Fin.ext; omega have h6 : sigma = sigma' := by apply Fin.ext; omega simp [h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6] /-- Theorem: addr values are in range [0, 262143]. This proves the address fits in 18 bits. -/ theorem addr_range (g : Genome18) : g.addr < 262144 := by simp only [addr] have mu_bound : g.muBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.muBin have rho_bound : g.rhoBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.rhoBin have c_bound : g.cBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.cBin have m_bound : g.mBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.mBin have ne_bound : g.neBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.neBin have sigma_bound : g.sigmaBin.val ≤ 7 := Fin.is_le g.sigmaBin omega /-- Default Genome18 state (all zeros). -/ def default : Genome18 := { muBin := 0, rhoBin := 0, cBin := 0, mBin := 0, neBin := 0, sigmaBin := 0 } end Genome18 end Semantics