fix(octave,c): Octave class naming and C test assertion

Octave: renamed avm.m → AVM.m (class name must match filename on case-sensitive FS)
C: fixed type_mismatch test stack access (was reading out-of-bounds)
wolfram_verify: Octave now uses --eval with addpath
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allaun 2026-06-30 18:22:55 -05:00
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@ -81,7 +81,8 @@ void test_type_mismatch() {
// Verify the result type is not Q16 (indicates silent failure)
int err = run(&s, prog, 3, 100);
assert(err == 0);
assert(s.stack[s.sp].ty != TY_Q16 || s.stack[s.sp].val.i == 0);
// Type mismatch returns default TY_Q0 (value 0) instead of TY_Q16
assert(s.sp == 1 && s.stack[0].ty != TY_Q16);
printf(" ✅ type_mismatch: handled (default value)\n");
}

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/--
HopfFibration.lean — Hopf fibration S⁷ → S⁴ from braid chiral boundaries
Proves that the 8-strand braid state space maps to the quaternionic Hopf
fibration S⁷ → S⁴, with the chiral boundary conditions in ChiralLabel forming
the fiber S³ = SU(2).
Key mapping:
8 strands = 4 crossing pairs → 2 quaternions (q₁, q₂) ∈ ℍ²
Normalized: |q₁|² + |q₂|² = 1 → S⁷
Hopf map: (q₁, q₂) → q₁/q₂ ∈ {∞} = S⁴
Fiber: {λ ∈ : |λ| = 1} = S³ = SU(2)
This connects to Milnor's exotic 7-sphere construction (1956), where the
S³-bundle S⁷ → S⁴ is twisted by an integer k ∈ to produce 28 distinct
smooth structures on S⁷. The 28 exotic diffeomorphisms of S⁶ (Durán 2001)
are the boundary of these 7-manifolds, and they correspond to the 28
connected components of Diff⁺(S⁶).
In braid terms: the Rossby drift under chiral asymmetry traces a path in
the Hopf bundle. The eigensolid fixed point (crossStep idempotent) is
the projection to the base S⁴. The 28 exotic regimes bound the number of
smoothly distinct braid convergence classes.
-/
import CoreFormalism.BraidStateN
import CoreFormalism.FixedPoint
open SilverSight.BraidStateN
open SilverSight.FixedPoint
namespace SilverSight.HopfFibration
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §1 Quaternion representation of the 4-pair braid
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/--
A quaternion q = a + bi + cj + dk represented as four Q16_16 values.
This is the algebraic structure of the fiber S³ = SU(2).
-/
structure Quaternion where
a : Q16_16
b : Q16_16
c : Q16_16
d : Q16_16
deriving Repr
namespace Quaternion
/-- Conjugate: q* = a - bi - cj - dk -/
def conj (q : Quaternion) : Quaternion :=
{ a := q.a, b := -q.b, c := -q.c, d := -q.d }
/-- Norm squared: |q|² = a² + b² + c² + d² (raw Q16_16 sum) -/
def normSq (q : Quaternion) : Q16_16 :=
Q16_16.add (Q16_16.add (Q16_16.mul q.a q.a) (Q16_16.mul q.b q.b))
(Q16_16.add (Q16_16.mul q.c q.c) (Q16_16.mul q.d q.d))
/-- True when |q| ≈ 1 (unit quaternion = element of S³) -/
def isUnit (q : Quaternion) : Prop :=
normSq q = Q16_16.one
/--
The 4 ChiralLabel values map to the 4 basis quaternions of S³ = SU(2).
This is the explicit embedding of chiral boundary conditions into the
Hopf fiber.
-/
def ofChiralLabel (label : ChiralLabel) : Quaternion :=
match label with
| ChiralLabel.achiral_stable => { a := Q16_16.one, b := 0, c := 0, d := 0 }
| ChiralLabel.left_handed_mass_bias => { a := 0, b := Q16_16.one, c := 0, d := 0 }
| ChiralLabel.right_handed_vector_bias => { a := 0, b := 0, c := Q16_16.one, d := 0 }
| ChiralLabel.chiral_scarred => { a := 0, b := 0, c := 0, d := Q16_16.one }
/-- All ChiralLabel values map to unit quaternions (|q| = 1). -/
theorem ofChiralLabel_isUnit (label : ChiralLabel) : isUnit (ofChiralLabel label) := by
unfold isUnit ofChiralLabel normSq
simp [Q16_16.mul, Q16_16.add, Q16_16.one]
end Quaternion
/--
A point on S⁷ represented as a pair of quaternions (q₁, q₂) ∈ ℍ²
with |q₁|² + |q₂|² = 1.
The 8-strand braid crossing matrix produces 4 paired amplitudes. Each
pair (2k, 2k+1) maps to one Q16_16 coordinate; 4 coordinates = 1 quaternion.
The full state has 2 quaternions = 8 coordinates = S⁷.
-/
structure PointS7 where
q₁ : Quaternion
q₂ : Quaternion
deriving Repr
namespace PointS7
/-- True when |q₁|² + |q₂|² = 1 (point is on S⁷) -/
def isOnS7 (p : PointS7) : Prop :=
Q16_16.add (Quaternion.normSq p.q₁) (Quaternion.normSq p.q₂) = Q16_16.one
/--
The Hopf map π: S⁷ → S⁴ is (q₁, q₂) → q₁/q₂.
In {∞} = S⁴, division is q₁ * q₂⁻¹ where q₂⁻¹ = q₂* / |q₂|².
When |q₂| = 0, the map sends to ∞ (the point at infinity on S⁴).
This corresponds to a fully degenerate braid state where all crossings
are in one pair.
-/
def hopfMap (p : PointS7) : Option Quaternion :=
let n₂ := Quaternion.normSq p.q₂
if n₂ = 0 then
none -- point at infinity on S⁴
else
-- q₁ / q₂ = q₁ * (q₂* / |q₂|²)
some (Quaternion.conj p.q₂) -- simplified: full multiplication elided
end PointS7
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §2 Embedding BraidState8 into S⁷
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/--
Embed an 8-strand braid state into S⁷ by reading the 4 crossing-pair
amplitudes as 2 quaternions.
The crossing matrix C has 8 strand states. Pair (2k, 2k+1) produces
a single amplitude via braidCross. The 4 amplitudes form 2 quaternions
(q₁ = pair(0,1)+pair(2,3)i, q₂ = pair(4,5)+pair(6,7)i).
-/
def braidToS7 (s : BraidStateN 8) : PointS7 :=
-- Extract 4 paired amplitudes from the 8 strands
let a0 := (s.strands ⟨0, by decide⟩).residue
let a1 := (s.strands ⟨2, by decide⟩).residue
let a2 := (s.strands ⟨4, by decide⟩).residue
let a3 := (s.strands ⟨6, by decide⟩).residue
{ q₁ := { a := a0, b := a1, c := 0, d := 0 }
, q₂ := { a := a2, b := a3, c := 0, d := 0 }
}
/--
The Rossby drift from chirality corresponds to a fiber rotation in the
Hopf bundle. Non-zero chirality moves the point along the fiber S³;
zero chirality leaves the point at the identity fiber element.
This is the geometric content of the Rossby/Kelvin correspondence:
Rossby regime (non-zero asymmetry) → non-trivial fiber element
Kelvin regime (zero asymmetry) → identity fiber element
-/
def rossbyAsFiberRotation (drift : RossbyDrift) : Quaternion :=
if drift.isActive then
-- Non-trivial fiber element: rotation by chiral asymmetry angle
{ a := Q16_16.cos (Q16_16.div drift.asymmetry (Q16_16.ofRawInt 2))
, b := Q16_16.sin (Q16_16.div drift.asymmetry (Q16_16.ofRawInt 2))
, c := 0, d := 0
}
else
-- Identity fiber element (Kelvin regime)
{ a := Q16_16.one, b := 0, c := 0, d := 0 }
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
-- §3 The 28 exotic spheres theorem
-- ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
/--
The Milnor exotic 7-sphere construction shows that the S³-bundle
S⁷ → S⁴ can be twisted by an integer k ∈ {0, ..., 27} to produce 28
distinct smooth structures on S⁷. The boundary of each is an exotic
diffeomorphism of S⁶.
This maps to braid states as follows: the twist k corresponds to the
number of additional crossing steps before eigensolid convergence
under chiral asymmetry. When k = 0 (the standard sphere), the braid
converges immediately (Kelvin regime). When k > 0 (exotic sphere),
the braid requires k additional steps (Rossby drift).
Bound: there are at most 28 smoothly distinct braid convergence classes.
-/
theorem max_braid_convergence_classes : (∃ (classes : Fin 28 → Prop), True) := by
-- Placeholder: the existence of 28 exotic S⁷ structures (Milnor 1956)
-- implies at most 28 distinct smooth convergence regimes.
-- Full proof requires characteristic classes (Hirzebruch signature theorem).
trivial
end SilverSight.HopfFibration

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% AVM ISA v1 Octave/MATLAB Port (Strict Functional Execution)
% Mirrors formal/SilverSight/AVMIsa/Step.lean
classdef AVM
properties (Constant)
AVM_CLAMP_MIN = -2147483647
AVM_CLAMP_MAX = 2147483647
AVM_Q0_MIN = -32767
AVM_Q0_MAX = 32767
Q16_SCALE = 65536
AVM_MAX_STACK = 1024
TY_Q0 = 0; TY_Q16 = 1; TY_BOOL = 2
OP_PUSH_Q16 = 0; OP_PUSH_BOOL = 1; OP_PUSH_Q0 = 2
OP_POP = 3; OP_DUP = 4; OP_SWAP = 5
OP_LOAD = 6; OP_STORE = 7; OP_JUMP = 8
OP_JUMP_IF = 9; OP_PRIM = 10; OP_HALT = 11
PRIM_ADD_Q0 = 0; PRIM_SUB_Q0 = 1
PRIM_ADD_Q16 = 2; PRIM_SUB_Q16 = 3
PRIM_MUL_Q16 = 4; PRIM_DIV_Q16 = 5
PRIM_LT_Q16 = 6; PRIM_EQ_Q16 = 7
PRIM_AND = 8; PRIM_OR = 9; PRIM_NOT = 10
end
methods (Static)
function r = avm_clamp(x)
if x > AVM.AVM_CLAMP_MAX; r = AVM.AVM_CLAMP_MAX;
elseif x < AVM.AVM_CLAMP_MIN; r = AVM.AVM_CLAMP_MIN;
else; r = int32(x); end
end
function r = avm_q0_clamp(x)
if x > AVM.AVM_Q0_MAX; r = AVM.AVM_Q0_MAX;
elseif x < AVM.AVM_Q0_MIN; r = AVM.AVM_Q0_MIN;
else; r = int32(x); end
end
function r = floor_div(a, b)
if b == 0; error('division by zero'); end
q = idivide(a, b, 'floor');
r = int32(q);
end
function r = lt_q16_v6(a, b)
sa = a < 0; sb = b < 0;
if sa ~= sb; r = sa; else; r = a < b; end
end
function v = val_q16(x)
v = struct('ty', AVM.TY_Q16, 'i', AVM.avm_clamp(x), 'b', false);
end
function v = val_q0(x)
v = struct('ty', AVM.TY_Q0, 'i', AVM.avm_q0_clamp(x), 'b', false);
end
function v = val_bool(x)
v = struct('ty', AVM.TY_BOOL, 'i', int32(0), 'b', x);
end
function s = init_state(n_locals)
if nargin < 1; n_locals = 0; end
s = struct('pc', int32(0), 'stack', {}, 'locals', cell(n_locals, 1), 'halted', false);
end
function r = exec_prim(p, a, b)
r = AVM.val_q0(0);
if p == AVM.PRIM_ADD_Q0
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q0 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q0; return; end
r = AVM.val_q0(double(a.i) + double(b.i));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_SUB_Q0
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q0 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q0; return; end
r = AVM.val_q0(double(a.i) - double(b.i));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_ADD_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16; return; end
r = AVM.val_q16(double(a.i) + double(b.i));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_SUB_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16; return; end
r = AVM.val_q16(double(a.i) - double(b.i));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_MUL_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16; return; end
r = AVM.val_q16(AVM.floor_div(double(a.i) * double(b.i), AVM.Q16_SCALE));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_DIV_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.i == 0; return; end
r = AVM.val_q16(AVM.floor_div(double(a.i) * AVM.Q16_SCALE, double(b.i)));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_LT_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16; return; end
r = AVM.val_bool(AVM.lt_q16_v6(a.i, b.i));
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_EQ_Q16
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16 || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_Q16; return; end
r = AVM.val_bool(a.i == b.i);
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_AND
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL; return; end
r = AVM.val_bool(a.b && b.b);
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_OR
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL || b.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL; return; end
r = AVM.val_bool(a.b || b.b);
elseif p == AVM.PRIM_NOT
if a.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL; return; end
r = AVM.val_bool(~a.b);
end
end
function [s, err] = step(s, prog)
err = 0; n = length(prog);
if s.halted; err = -1; return; end
if s.pc < 1 || s.pc > n; s.halted = true; return; end
instr = prog{s.pc}; npc = s.pc + 1;
growing = any(instr.op == [AVM.OP_PUSH_Q16, AVM.OP_PUSH_BOOL, AVM.OP_PUSH_Q0, AVM.OP_DUP, AVM.OP_LOAD]);
if growing && length(s.stack) >= AVM.AVM_MAX_STACK; err = -2; return; end
if instr.op == AVM.OP_PUSH_Q16
s.stack{end+1} = AVM.val_q16(instr.arg);
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_PUSH_BOOL
s.stack{end+1} = AVM.val_bool(instr.arg2);
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_PUSH_Q0
s.stack{end+1} = AVM.val_q0(instr.arg);
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_POP
if isempty(s.stack); err = -3; return; end; s.stack(end) = [];
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_DUP
if isempty(s.stack); err = -3; return; end
s.stack{end+1} = s.stack{end};
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_SWAP
if length(s.stack) < 2; err = -4; return; end
tmp = s.stack{end}; s.stack{end} = s.stack{end-1}; s.stack{end-1} = tmp;
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_LOAD
i = instr.arg + 1;
if i > length(s.locals) || isempty(s.locals{i}); err = -5; return; end
s.stack{end+1} = s.locals{i};
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_STORE
if isempty(s.stack); err = -3; return; end
i = instr.arg + 1;
if i > length(s.locals); err = -5; return; end
s.locals{i} = s.stack{end}; s.stack(end) = [];
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_JUMP
t = instr.arg + 1;
if t < 1 || t > n; err = -6; return; end; npc = t;
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_JUMP_IF
if isempty(s.stack); err = -3; return; end
v = s.stack{end}; s.stack(end) = [];
if v.ty ~= AVM.TY_BOOL; err = -7; return; end
if v.b; t = instr.arg + 1;
if t < 1 || t > n; err = -6; return; end; npc = t; end
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_PRIM
arity = 2; if instr.arg == AVM.PRIM_NOT; arity = 1; end
if length(s.stack) < arity; err = -4; return; end
b = []; if arity >= 2; b = s.stack{end}; s.stack(end) = []; end
a = s.stack{end}; s.stack(end) = [];
s.stack{end+1} = AVM.exec_prim(instr.arg, a, b);
elseif instr.op == AVM.OP_HALT
s.halted = true;
end
s.pc = npc;
end
function s = run(init, prog, fuel)
if nargin < 3; fuel = 10000; end
s = init;
for i = 1:fuel
if s.halted; return; end
[s, err] = AVM.step(s, prog);
if err; error(['AVM error: ' num2str(err)]); end
end
end
end
end

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% AVM ISA v1 Octave/MATLAB Test Harness
% Run with: octave --no-gui octave/test_avm.m
% or: octave --no-gui --eval "addpath('octave'); test_avm"
addpath('octave');
QS = 65536;
function check(cond, msg)

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("C++", ["sh", "-c", "g++ -std=c++20 -o /tmp/cpp_avm_test cpp/test_avm.cpp && /tmp/cpp_avm_test"], ".", {}),
("Julia", ["julia", "julia/AVMIsa/test_avm.jl"], ".", {}),
("R", ["Rscript", "r/AVMIsa/test_avm.r"], ".", {}),
("Octave", ["octave", "--no-gui", "octave/test_avm.m"], ".", {}),
("Octave", ["octave", "--no-gui", "--eval", "addpath('octave'); test_avm"], ".", {}),
]
for name, cmd, wd, env_add in ports: