/-
InteractionGraphSidon.lean — RRC weak-axis reconstruction via interaction-graph freeness

The atproto/Mastodon observation (and the RRC "weak axis" problem) are the same
abstract structure: an object's full identity/classification is hidden from any
single partial view.  Multiple independent weak projections must be reconciled
via a CRT/Sidon-type uniqueness condition.

This module formalizes:

1. Interaction graphs as finite typed-transition systems.
2. Word products in the matrix semigroup generated by typed edges.
3. A bounded Sidon witness: all words up to length L are distinct.
4. RRC weak axes as sieve projections of an underlying classification.
5. Reconstruction: independent weak axes recover the underlying class
   uniquely modulo their product — the "weak-portion is the atproto problem".

All computation uses rational matrices; no Float is used in the compute path.
-/

import Mathlib.Data.Matrix.Basic
import Mathlib.Data.Matrix.Mul
import Mathlib.Data.Finset.Basic
import Mathlib.Data.List.FinRange
import Mathlib.Tactic

namespace SilverSight.InteractionGraphSidon

open Matrix Finset List

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-- §1  Typed interaction graphs and word products
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/-- A typed interaction graph on `n` nodes with edge types indexed by `ι`. -/
structure InteractionGraph (ι : Type) (n : Nat) where
  nodeCount : Nat := n
  edgeTypes : Finset ι
  gen : ι → Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) Rat

/-- Word product: multiply generator matrices in the order of the word.
    The empty word is the identity matrix. -/
def wordProduct {ι : Type} {n : Nat} (g : InteractionGraph ι n) (w : List ι) :
    Matrix (Fin n) (Fin n) Rat :=
  w.foldl (fun M t => M * g.gen t) 1

/-- A bounded Sidon witness: no two distinct words of length ≤ L collapse to
    the same matrix.  This is the finite, checkable version of semigroup
    freeness; the full infinite property is the limit as L → ∞. -/
def isSidonWitness {ι : Type} [DecidableEq ι]
    (g : InteractionGraph ι n) (L : Nat) : Prop :=
  ∀ w1 w2 : List ι,
    w1.length ≤ L → w2.length ≤ L →
    wordProduct g w1 = wordProduct g w2 → w1 = w2

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-- §2  RRC weak axes as independent projections
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/-- A weak axis is a sieve modulus: a partial observation of an underlying
    RRC class.  In RRC terms, each weak axis is one independent reason the
    classifier cannot commit to a single label; the axis records the residue
    of the true class modulo `modulus`. -/
structure WeakAxis where
  modulus : Nat
  pos : modulus > 0
  deriving Repr

/-- Project an underlying class through a weak axis. -/
def project (a : WeakAxis) (cls : Nat) : Nat := cls % a.modulus

/-- Two weak axes are independent when their moduli are coprime.
    Independence is the analogue of atproto's separation of identity,
    hosting, and application: no axis is a refinement of another. -/
def independentAxes (a b : WeakAxis) : Prop :=
  Nat.Coprime a.modulus b.modulus

instance {a b : WeakAxis} : Decidable (independentAxes a b) := by
  unfold independentAxes; infer_instance

/-- Reconstruct the underlying class modulo m₁·m₂ from two independent
    weak-axis observations via CRT. -/
def reconstructWeakAxes (a b : WeakAxis) (r1 r2 : Nat)
    (hc : independentAxes a b) : Nat :=
  (Nat.chineseRemainder hc r1 r2).val

/-- Correctness modulo the first weak axis. -/
theorem reconstructWeakAxes_mod_a (a b : WeakAxis) (r1 r2 : Nat)
    (hc : independentAxes a b) :
    reconstructWeakAxes a b r1 r2 hc % a.modulus = r1 % a.modulus := by
  simp [reconstructWeakAxes]
  exact (Nat.chineseRemainder hc r1 r2).property.left

/-- Correctness modulo the second weak axis. -/
theorem reconstructWeakAxes_mod_b (a b : WeakAxis) (r1 r2 : Nat)
    (hc : independentAxes a b) :
    reconstructWeakAxes a b r1 r2 hc % b.modulus = r2 % b.modulus := by
  simp [reconstructWeakAxes]
  exact (Nat.chineseRemainder hc r1 r2).property.right

/-- Two independent weak-axis observations uniquely determine the underlying
    class modulo the product of their moduli.  This is the RRC weak-axis
    analogue of depth_token_coprime_intersect in SieveLemmas.lean. -/
theorem weakAxis_coprime_intersect
    (a b : WeakAxis) (cls : Nat) (hc : independentAxes a b) :
    let r1 := project a cls
    let r2 := project b cls
    reconstructWeakAxes a b r1 r2 hc % (a.modulus * b.modulus) =
      cls % (a.modulus * b.modulus) := by
  intro r1 r2
  have h1 : reconstructWeakAxes a b r1 r2 hc % a.modulus = cls % a.modulus := by
    rw [reconstructWeakAxes_mod_a a b r1 r2 hc]
    simp [project, r1]
  have h2 : reconstructWeakAxes a b r1 r2 hc % b.modulus = cls % b.modulus := by
    rw [reconstructWeakAxes_mod_b a b r1 r2 hc]
    simp [project, r2]
  exact (Nat.modEq_and_modEq_iff_modEq_mul hc).mp ⟨h1, h2⟩

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-- §3  The atproto connection (informal→formal bridge)
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/-  The atproto design says:

      identity  (D)  ≠  hosting projection  (H)  ≠  application projection (A)

    In RRC terms this is exactly a set of weak axes that are independent:
    no single axis determines the full classification; the full object is
    recovered only by reconciling independent partial observations.

    We encode this as a tiny concrete instance below.
-/

/-- A toy atproto-style observer set: identity/host/app are three independent
    weak axes with pairwise-coprime moduli 7, 11, 13. -/
def identityAxis : WeakAxis := ⟨7, by decide⟩
def hostingAxis  : WeakAxis := ⟨11, by decide⟩
def appAxis      : WeakAxis := ⟨13, by decide⟩

/-- Any underlying class, observed through the three axes. -/
def toyClass : Nat := 61

def idShadow    : Nat := project identityAxis toyClass
def hostShadow  : Nat := project hostingAxis toyClass
def appShadow   : Nat := project appAxis toyClass

#eval idShadow    -- 61 % 7 = 5
#eval hostShadow  -- 61 % 11 = 6
#eval appShadow   -- 61 % 13 = 9

-- Reconstruct class mod 7·11 = 77 from identity + hosting axes.
def reconstructedTwo : Nat :=
  reconstructWeakAxes identityAxis hostingAxis idShadow hostShadow (by decide)

#eval! reconstructedTwo  -- 61

-- Reconstruct class mod 7·11·13 = 1001 from all three axes.
def reconstructedThree : Nat :=
  let r := reconstructWeakAxes identityAxis hostingAxis idShadow hostShadow (by decide)
  let combinedMod := identityAxis.modulus * hostingAxis.modulus
  let combinedAxis : WeakAxis := ⟨combinedMod, by decide⟩
  reconstructWeakAxes combinedAxis appAxis r appShadow (by decide)

#eval! reconstructedThree  -- 61

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-- §4  A bounded Sidon witness for a concrete interaction graph
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/-- Two-node, two-type interaction graph.
    Type 0: edge 1→2 with weight 1
    Type 1: edge 2→1 with weight 1
    This is the simplest graph whose path words encode direction changes. -/
def toyGraph : InteractionGraph (Fin 2) 2 where
  edgeTypes := {0, 1}
  gen t :=
    if t = 0 then
      !![(0 : Rat), 1; 0, 0]  -- 1→2
    else
      !![0, 0; 1, 0]          -- 2→1

#eval wordProduct toyGraph []       -- identity
#eval wordProduct toyGraph [0]      -- 1→2
#eval wordProduct toyGraph [0, 1]   -- 1→2→1
#eval wordProduct toyGraph [0, 1, 0] -- 1→2→1→2

-- This is a meta-theorem stating the property; the actual witness for L=4
-- can be checked by native_decide or enumeration in a future tactic.
#check isSidonWitness toyGraph 4

end SilverSight.InteractionGraphSidon