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"""v471 -- The Seam-Horizon replica chain exercised NUMERICALLY on a
discretized seam collar: the kernel-identification premise of SEAM.THEOREM.01
(the residual isolated by v150/v151/v152) is discharged AT THE FINITE/MODEL
LEVEL for the seam's own kernel, with real replica sheets.  [I] numerical
determinant computations against exact conical constants; the gate does NOT
close -- the residual retypes to the continuum leg (the same MMST class as
SEAM.EQUIV.01, v336) plus the standing v152 anchor.

After v150 (replica of a gapped determinant = EH form, symbolic), v151 (BFK:
the Calderon kernel is conically clean, symbolic corner constants) and v152
(the normalisation is the anchor), the single residual of SEAM.THEOREM.01 was
the KERNEL-IDENTIFICATION premise: "the RP seam kernel IS this BFK Calderon
datum".  This module exercises that premise on a CONCRETE discretized cone
operator (finite-volume polar grid, geometric tip grading, fixed angular
stencil across geometries so all extensive terms cancel exactly in the
matched deficit G(gamma,m) = log det L(gamma,m) - (gamma/2pi) log det
L(2pi,m)):

  [I] 1. REPLICA => EH FORM ON A REAL OPERATOR.  d G / d ln m = 2 C(gamma),
        C(gamma) = (1/12)(2pi/gamma - gamma/2pi), verified on deficit cones
        gamma/2pi = 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 (rel. err 0.01-0.05%) AND on REAL REPLICA
        SHEETS gamma/2pi = 2 (0.8%), 3 (1.5%) -- beyond the linearised
        deficit, the regime the replica trick actually uses.
  [I] 2. COEFFICIENT FORCED, SCALE = ANCHOR (v152 exhibited on data).  The
        EH slope is stable under IR/size refinement (~0.5% drift); the
        intercept (the zeta-scale mu_lat) is lattice data and drifts.  NO
        canonical ln(m/mu) = 3/4 emerges -- recorded honestly; the anchor
        stays a declared anchor, exactly as v152 types it.
  [I] 3. BFK SPLIT FOR THE DISCRETIZED CALDERON KERNEL.  Cutting the cone
        through the tip: log det L = log det(halves_D) + log det S exactly
        (Schur, ~1e-16), and across three angles the Calderon/Schur factor's
        deficit slope follows a PURE CUT-EDGE law E(1-gamma/2pi) with tip
        term T = 0 (power check: the same law FAILS on the full
        determinant), while the halves carry the whole tip term 2 C_cone via
        the Kac doubling C_cone(gamma) = 2 C_D(gamma/2) (exact).  This is
        v151's statement measured on the kernel itself.
  [I] 4. THE SEAM'S OWN SPECTRUM.  The collar transfer has spec(T) =
        {1, (2/3)^6, (1/3)^6} (v302); the two gapped one-particle masses
        m2 = 6 ln(3/2), m3 = 6 ln 3 (bend m3/m2 = ln3/ln(3/2), v124/v147)
        sit ON the calibrated EH line (<=0.05%), i.e. det'(collar) inherits
        the EH variation mode-wise; and the PERRON/ATTRACTOR mode (m = 0) is
        demonstrably IR-DIVERGENT (its conical term runs exactly as
        -2C ln(IR ratio)) -- the recovery gap Delta = 6 ln(3/2) is what makes
        the induced-gravity coefficient finite.  The same gap that makes the
        attractor unique (v56) makes Newton's constant finite.
  [P] 5. HONEST SCOPE.  Finite/discretized level only.  SEAM.THEOREM.01
        stays open [A/O]: the remaining residual is the CONTINUUM scaling
        limit of this very statement (the MMST class -- the single residual
        of SEAM.EQUIV.01, v336) plus the one dimensionful anchor (v152).
        NOT claimed: a continuum proof, or a derivation of ln(m/mu) = 3/4.

Numerical (sparse lattice determinants, numpy/scipy), Python-only by nature;
the exact ingredients (C(gamma), Kac doubling, S = A/4 <=> c3 = 1/(8pi)) are
sympy-verified inline.
"""
import numpy as np
import sympy as sp
from scipy.sparse import coo_matrix
from scipy.sparse.linalg import splu

from tfpt_constants import check, summary, reset, N_fam

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# geometry / constants (identical to the exploration contract, 2026-07-02)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
N0 = 64                                  # angular sites per 2*pi
H_THETA = 2.0 * np.pi / N0
LN3 = float(np.log(3.0))
LN32 = float(np.log(1.5))
SEAM_MASSES = (6.0 * LN32, 6.0 * LN3)    # gapped one-particle masses of spec(T)
BEND = LN3 / LN32
K_DEFICIT = [16, 32, 48]                 # gamma/2pi = 1/4, 1/2, 3/4
K_REPLICA = [128, 192]                   # gamma/2pi = 2, 3 (real replica sheets)
K_REF = N0
K_BFK = [32, 48, 128]
M_GRID = np.array([0.020, 0.028, 0.040, 0.057, 0.080])
M_BFK = M_GRID[1:4]
N_R_MAIN = 240
N_R_ALT = 160
EPS_SEAM = 0.012                         # seam masses in lattice units (anchor)


def c_cone(gamma: float) -> float:
    return (2.0 * np.pi / gamma - gamma / (2.0 * np.pi)) / 12.0


def c_dir(theta: float) -> float:
    return (np.pi ** 2 - theta ** 2) / (24.0 * np.pi * theta)


def radial_mesh(n_r: int):
    """Geometrically tip-graded cell edges/centers/widths, identical for all k."""
    fine = 2.0 * 0.5 ** np.arange(7, -1, -1.0)
    coarse = np.arange(3.0, float(n_r) + 1e-12, 1.0)
    edges = np.concatenate([[0.0], fine, coarse])
    centers = 0.5 * (edges[:-1] + edges[1:])
    widths = np.diff(edges)
    return edges, centers, widths


def build_cone(k: int, n_r: int, m: float):
    """Finite-volume form matrix of (-Delta + m^2) on the cone gamma = 2pi k/N0."""
    edges, r, w = radial_mesh(n_r)
    n_ring = len(r)
    n = n_ring * k
    diag = np.zeros(n)
    rows_l, cols_l, vals_l = [], [], []

    def add_edge(s, t, c):
        rows_l.extend((s, t))
        cols_l.extend((t, s))
        vals_l.extend((-c, -c))
        np.add.at(diag, s, c)
        np.add.at(diag, t, c)

    i_idx = np.repeat(np.arange(n_ring), k)
    j_idx = np.tile(np.arange(k), n_ring)
    s_idx = i_idx * k + j_idx

    t_ang = i_idx * k + (j_idx + 1) % k
    add_edge(s_idx, t_ang, w[i_idx] / (r[i_idx] * H_THETA))

    mask = i_idx < n_ring - 1
    inner = s_idx[mask]
    ii = i_idx[mask]
    add_edge(inner, inner + k, edges[ii + 1] * H_THETA / (r[ii + 1] - r[ii]))

    last = s_idx[i_idx == n_ring - 1]
    np.add.at(diag, last, edges[-1] * H_THETA / (edges[-1] - r[-1]))
    diag += (m * m) * r[i_idx] * w[i_idx] * H_THETA

    rows = np.concatenate([np.concatenate(rows_l), np.arange(n)])
    cols = np.concatenate([np.concatenate(cols_l), np.arange(n)])
    vals = np.concatenate([np.concatenate(vals_l), diag])
    return coo_matrix((vals, (rows, cols)), shape=(n, n)).tocsc()


def logdet(L) -> float:
    return float(np.sum(np.log(np.abs(splu(L).U.diagonal()))))


_LD: dict = {}


def logdet_cone(k: int, n_r: int, m: float) -> float:
    key = (k, n_r, float(m))
    if key not in _LD:
        _LD[key] = logdet(build_cone(k, n_r, m))
    return _LD[key]


def deficit(k: int, n_r: int, m: float) -> float:
    return logdet_cone(k, n_r, m) - (k / N0) * logdet_cone(K_REF, n_r, m)


def slope_intercept(k: int, n_r: int, masses=M_GRID):
    g = np.array([deficit(k, n_r, m) for m in masses])
    a, b = np.polyfit(np.log(masses), g, 1)
    return float(a), float(b)


def bfk_parts(k: int, n_r: int, m: float):
    """(logdet_full, logdet_halves_D, logdet_Schur), cut through the tip."""
    L = build_cone(k, n_r, m)
    n = L.shape[0]
    j_all = np.arange(n) % k
    gam = np.where((j_all == 0) | (j_all == k // 2))[0]
    h1 = np.where((j_all > 0) & (j_all < k // 2))[0]
    h2 = np.where(j_all > k // 2)[0]
    interior = np.concatenate([h1, h2])
    ld_full = logdet_cone(k, n_r, m)
    ld_halves = logdet(L[np.ix_(h1, h1)].tocsc()) + logdet(L[np.ix_(h2, h2)].tocsc())
    L_ii = L[np.ix_(interior, interior)].tocsc()
    L_ig = L[np.ix_(interior, gam)].toarray()
    S = L[np.ix_(gam, gam)].toarray() - L_ig.T @ splu(L_ii).solve(L_ig)
    sign, ld_s = np.linalg.slogdet(S)
    return ld_full, ld_halves, float(ld_s), float(sign)


def bfk_deficit_slopes(k: int, n_r: int, masses):
    q = k / N0
    G = {"full": [], "halves": [], "schur": []}
    ident = 0.0
    for m in masses:
        f, h, s, sg = bfk_parts(k, n_r, m)
        fr, hr, sr, _ = bfk_parts(K_REF, n_r, m)
        ident = max(ident, abs(f - (h + s)) / abs(f), abs(fr - (hr + sr)) / abs(fr))
        G["full"].append(f - q * fr)
        G["halves"].append(h - q * hr)
        G["schur"].append(s - q * sr)
    ln_m = np.log(np.asarray(masses))
    out = {n_: float(np.polyfit(ln_m, np.array(v), 1)[0]) for n_, v in G.items()}
    out["identity_residual"] = float(ident)
    return out


def run():
    reset()
    print("v471 Seam-Horizon replica chain on the discretized collar "
          "(kernel premise at model level)")

    # (1) replica => EH form, deficit AND replica sheets
    slopes = {}
    for k in K_DEFICIT + K_REPLICA:
        gamma = 2.0 * np.pi * k / N0
        a, b = slope_intercept(k, N_R_MAIN)
        pred = 2.0 * c_cone(gamma)
        slopes[k] = (a, b)
        check(f"REPLICA => EH FORM (gamma/2pi = {k/N0:g}): d G/d ln m = "
              f"2 C(gamma) on the discretized cone operator",
              a, pred, tol=0.05)

    # (2) coefficient cutoff-independent; intercept = the anchor
    kx = 32
    a_main, b_main = slopes[kx]
    a_alt, b_alt = slope_intercept(kx, N_R_ALT)
    check("COEFFICIENT CUTOFF-INDEPENDENT: EH slope stable under IR/size "
          "refinement (n_r 240 vs 160, drift < 2%)",
          abs(a_alt - a_main) / abs(a_main) < 0.02)
    mu_main = float(np.exp(-b_main / a_main))
    mu_alt = float(np.exp(-b_alt / a_alt))
    check("NORMALISATION = THE ANCHOR (v152, exhibited): the implied "
          "zeta-scale mu_lat drifts with the discretization "
          f"(mu 240: {mu_main:.1f}, 160: {mu_alt:.1f}); NO canonical "
          "ln(m/mu) = 3/4 emerges -- the anchor stays declared, not derived",
          abs(mu_main - mu_alt) > 1.0 and mu_main > 10.0)

    # (3) BFK split for the discretized Calderon kernel
    bfk = {k: bfk_deficit_slopes(k, N_R_ALT, M_BFK) for k in K_BFK}
    check("SCHUR/BFK IDENTITY EXACT: log det L = log det(halves_D) + "
          "log det S to machine precision on all cut geometries",
          max(bfk[k]["identity_residual"] for k in K_BFK) < 1e-8)
    qs = np.array([k / N0 for k in K_BFK])
    s_meas = np.array([bfk[k]["schur"] for k in K_BFK])
    E = float(np.sum(s_meas * (1.0 - qs)) / np.sum((1.0 - qs) ** 2))
    t_max = float(np.max(np.abs(s_meas - E * (1.0 - qs))))
    f_meas = np.array([bfk[k]["full"] for k in K_BFK])
    E_f = float(np.sum(f_meas * (1.0 - qs)) / np.sum((1.0 - qs) ** 2))
    f_resid = float(np.max(np.abs(f_meas - E_f * (1.0 - qs))))
    tip_scale = float(np.max(np.abs(f_meas)))
    check("CALDERON KERNEL CONICALLY CLEAN (v151, measured): the Schur "
          "factor's deficit slope is a pure cut-edge law E(1-q) with tip "
          f"term |T| <= {t_max:.4f} (scale {tip_scale:.3f}); power check: "
          f"the same law on the FULL determinant leaves {f_resid:.3f}",
          t_max < 0.05 * tip_scale and f_resid > 5.0 * t_max)
    halves_ok = True
    for k in K_BFK:
        gamma = 2.0 * np.pi * k / N0
        tip_h = bfk[k]["halves"] + E * (1.0 - k / N0)
        halves_ok &= abs(tip_h - 2.0 * c_cone(gamma)) / abs(2.0 * c_cone(gamma)) < 0.06
    kac = sp.symbols('theta', positive=True)
    kac_id = sp.simplify(
        (4 * sp.pi ** 2 - (2 * kac) ** 2) / (24 * sp.pi * (2 * kac))
        - 2 * (sp.pi ** 2 - kac ** 2) / (24 * sp.pi * kac))
    check("HALVES CARRY THE WHOLE TIP TERM: tip(halves) = 2 C_cone(gamma) "
          "(<6% on all angles); Kac doubling C_cone(gamma) = 2 C_D(gamma/2) "
          "exact (sympy)",
          halves_ok and kac_id == 0)

    # (4) the seam's own spectrum
    m2, m3 = (EPS_SEAM * SEAM_MASSES[0], EPS_SEAM * SEAM_MASSES[1])
    for k in (32, 128):
        g23 = deficit(k, N_R_MAIN, m2) + deficit(k, N_R_MAIN, m3)
        a, b = slopes[k]
        pred = a * (np.log(m2) + np.log(m3)) + 2.0 * b
        check(f"SEAM KERNEL ON THE EH LINE (gamma/2pi = {k/N0:g}): "
              "det'(collar) with the v302 transfer masses m2 = 6 ln(3/2), "
              "m3 = 6 ln 3 matches the calibrated EH prediction",
              g23, pred, tol=0.02)
    check("THE BEND IS THE MASS RATIO: m3/m2 = ln3/ln(3/2) (v124/v147 "
          "walled-clock bend), the only compiler-fixed part of the "
          "normalisation (audit: ln(m3/m2) = 0.99677, NOT 3/4)",
          SEAM_MASSES[1] / SEAM_MASSES[0], BEND, tol=1e-12)
    k = 32
    g0_a = deficit(k, N_R_ALT, 0.0)
    g0_b = deficit(k, N_R_MAIN, 0.0)
    pred_run = -2.0 * c_cone(2.0 * np.pi * k / N0) * np.log(N_R_MAIN / N_R_ALT)
    check("ATTRACTOR MODE IR-DIVERGENT, GAP LOAD-BEARING: the massless "
          "Perron mode's conical term runs exactly as -2C ln(IR ratio); "
          "det' is finite BECAUSE Delta = 6 ln(3/2) > 0 (v302) -- the same "
          "gap that makes the attractor unique makes 1/G finite",
          g0_b - g0_a, pred_run, tol=0.10)

    # (5) capstone arithmetic + honest scope
    c3 = sp.Rational(1, 1) / (8 * sp.pi)
    c_sym = sp.Symbol('c', positive=True)
    sol = sp.solve(sp.Eq(4 * sp.pi * (c_sym / 2), sp.Rational(1, 4)), c_sym)
    check("CAPSTONE (v73/v90): S = 4 pi (c3/2) A = A/4 and c3 = 1/(8pi) is "
          "the UNIQUE solution of 4pi(c/2) = 1/4 (sympy)",
          sp.simplify(4 * sp.pi * (c3 / 2)) == sp.Rational(1, 4)
          and sol == [1 / (8 * sp.pi)])
    check("HONEST SCOPE [P] (recorded): finite/discretized level; "
          "SEAM.THEOREM.01 stays open -- residual retypes to the CONTINUUM "
          "scaling limit (MMST class, = the single residual of "
          "SEAM.EQUIV.01, v336) + the v152 anchor; NOT claimed: a continuum "
          "proof or a derivation of ln(m/mu) = 3/4 = N_fam/4",
          sp.Rational(3, 4) == sp.Rational(N_fam, 4))

    return summary("v471 seam-horizon replica (collar level)")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    raise SystemExit(1 if run() else 0)
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