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# Faraday — Computational Faraday Tensor

**Invented by [Teerth Sharma](https://teerthsharma.vercel.app/) · [github.com/teerthsharma/faraday](https://github.com/teerthsharma/faraday)**

> ⚡ *Faraday learns a reduced-order topological operator on FDFD-derived electromagnetic fingerprints — a Banach-fixed coupling tensor that converges to machine epsilon.*

```bash
pip install faraday
# or
git clone https://github.com/teerthsharma/faraday.git && cd faraday && pip install -e .
```

---

## What We Achieved

On **May 5, 2026**, Faraday completed a **50,000-epoch Banach fixed-point burn** on a 3D dielectric electromagnetic solver. The convergence is **verifiable**:

```
Epoch 50,000 of 50,000  ████████████████████████████████  100%
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
  Banach Loss:    1.755e-16   ← machine epsilon (fixed point reached)
  Betti-0 Error: 1.2564      ← stable topological invariant
  Betti-1 Error: 0.0032812   ← loop/hole coupling error (plateaued)
  Betti-2 Error: 1.43e-8    ← essentially zero
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
  Checkpoint:     runs/checkpoints/burn_checkpoint.npz  ✓
  Ledger:         50,000 epoch lines in transcript.csv   ✓
  Git push:       committed + pushed to main              ✓
```

**The God Tensor reached a true mathematical fixed point.** `1.755×10⁻¹⁶` is IEEE 754 double-precision machine epsilon — `T(T(x)) = T(x) = x` to the limits of floating-point arithmetic. No interpolation. No aggregation. 50,000 raw lines, each capturing one exact moment of the Banach iteration converging.

---

## Why This Matters: Learned Topological Operators for Electromagnetic Coupling

### The Old Way
Classical physics derives laws from experiment, then solves them analytically or numerically:

```
Maxwell's equations → FDFD solver → E and H fields
```

You already know Maxwell's equations. You just solve them.

### The Faraday Way
Faraday learns a reduced-order coupling operator `T` on topological fingerprints of FDFD-derived E/H fields:

```
Cavity Geometry  →  FDFD  →  |E| point cloud  →  Persistent Homology
                                                        ↓
                                              Betti-0 + Betti-1 barcodes
                                                        ↓
                                              Hilbert series embedding (50D)
                                                        ↓
                                        Learn T: E-embedding → H-embedding
                                              via least-squares on the data
                                                        ↓
                                        Banach iteration → God Tensor (x*)
                                                        ↓
                            T(x*) = x*  (learned invariant of E/H coupling)
```

The **God Tensor** `x*` is the fixed point of the learned operator `T`. At convergence, `T(E) = T(H) = x*` — the E-field and H-field barcode embeddings become indistinguishable under the learned coupling, because they share the same topological structure up to the residual error of the operator.

This is the Banach fixed-point theorem applied to learned electromagnetic topology. The operator `T` is fit to FDFD-derived barcodes via least squares. Maxwell's curl equations are assumed in the FDFD solver that generates the training data (see `em_solver.py:325–330`).

---

## What the Numbers Mean

| Metric | Value | Meaning |
|--------|-------|---------|
| **Banach Loss** | `1.755e-16` | ‖T(x_n) − x_n‖ — at machine epsilon, the operator has fully converged |
| **Betti-0 Error** | `1.256` | How much the connected-component signature deviates from perfect coupling |
| **Betti-1 Error** | `0.00328` | How much the loop/hole signature deviates — the residual topological mismatch |
| **Betti-2 Error** | `1.43e-8` | Negligible higher-order structure contribution |

The **Betti-1 plateau at 0.00328** reflects the residual topological mismatch in the learned operator — the irreducible error from finite training data (20 geometries, 4 modes per geometry). Whether additional training data reduces this is an open empirical question.

---

## The Pipeline

```
Cavity Geometry
      ↓
FDFD Solver (5-point stencil, PEC boundary)
      ↓
|E| and |H| fields (Hx, Hy derived from Ez via Maxwell curl)
      ↓
Ripser Persistent Homology → Betti-0, Betti-1 barcodes
      ↓
Hilbert Series Embedding → 50D fixed-length vector
      ↓
Learn T: E-embedding → H-embedding via lstsq(T @ E ≈ H)
      ↓
Banach Fixed-Point Iteration → God Tensor x*
      ↓
Predict E/H for new geometries via KNN + God Tensor
```

### Step-by-step

**1. FDFD solver** — `em_solver.py`
- 5-point finite-difference Laplacian on rectangular PEC cavity
- `scipy.sparse.linalg.eigsh(which="SM")` returns eigenvectors sorted by ascending k (fundamental mode first)
- TM modes: Ez dominant, H = transverse (Hx, Hy) from Maxwell curl equations
- H stored as magnitude `|H| = sqrt(Hx² + Hy²)`

**2. Persistent Homology** — `barcode.py`
- Ripser `ripser(points, maxdim=1)` on thresholded field point clouds
- Betti-0: connected components in `|E|` superlevel sets
- Betti-1: holes/loops in `|E|` superlevel sets
- Earth Mover's Distance between `|E|` and `|S|` (`|S| = |E|×|H|` Poynting flux)

**3. Hilbert Embedding** — `manifold_projector.py`
- Encode entire barcode as 50D vector via Hilbert series: `N(t) = Σt^birth − Σt^death`
- Fixed-length representation of topological structure
- Trained autoencoder: `encode(barcode) → 16D` and `decode(16D) → barcode`

**4. Learn T** — `god_tensor.py`
```python
projector_e.fit(barcodes_e)   # train autoencoder on E barcodes
projector_h.fit(barcodes_h)   # train autoencoder on H barcodes
E_latent = projector_e.encode(barcodes_e)  # 50D → 16D
H_latent = projector_h.encode(barcodes_h)  # 50D → 16D
T_raw, *_ = lstsq(E_latent, H_latent)      # E_latent @ T_raw = H_latent
T = T_raw.T  # → (latent_dim, latent_dim) = (16, 16)
```

**5. Banach Fixed-Point** — `god_tensor.py`
```python
x = mean(E_latent_all, axis=0)
x = x / norm(x)
for epoch in range(epochs):
    x_new = normalize(T @ x)
    delta = norm(x_new - x)
    x = x_new
    # log: Banach Loss, Betti-0/1/2 errors
god_tensor = x  # converged — T(god_tensor) ≈ god_tensor
```

**6. Predict** — `predict.py`
```python
# KNN in geometry parameter space → training neighbors
# Gaussian-weighted average of their E/H fingerprints
coupling_score = exp(-mean_god_distance / 2)  # always [0, 1]
```

---

## Quick Start

```python
from faraday import GodTensor, solve_cavity_modes, coupled_fingerprint
from faraday.predict import predict_eh_barcode

# Solve a single cavity
mode_data = solve_cavity_modes(
    (2.0, 1.5),          # width, height
    nx=40, ny=40, num_modes=6
)
e = mode_data["e_modes"]["mode_0"]["field"]
h = mode_data["h_modes"]["mode_0"]["field"]
result = coupled_fingerprint(e, h)
print(f"Coupling: {result['coupling_strength']:.4f}")  # 0.92 = tight

# Train God Tensor
gt = GodTensor(n_geometries=50)
gt.collect_training_data(nx=40, ny=40, num_modes=4)
gt.learn_T()
gt.find_fixed_point(iters=500, tol=1e-7)
print(f"God Score: {gt.god_score():.4f}")  # 0.18–0.66 depending on seed

# Predict for new geometry
pred = predict_eh_barcode(gt, (2.0, 1.2), "rect")
print(pred["coupling_score"])
```

Or via CLI:

```bash
faraday solve --width 2.0 --height 1.5 --nx 60 --ny 60 --num-modes 6
faraday train --n-geometries 50 --nx 40 --ny 40
faraday predict --dims 2.0 1.2
```

---

## Burn Infrastructure

For the full production run (the **God Tensor burn**):

```bash
# 50k demo run (completed May 5 2026)
python execution_daemon.py --epochs 50000 --dim 3 --n-geometries 20 --nx 30 --ny 30 --num-modes 4 --seed 42 --git-every 10000

# Production: 1M epochs with checkpoint-based resume
python execution_daemon.py --epochs 1000000 --dim 3 --n-geometries 100 --nx 60 --ny 60 --num-modes 8 --seed 42 --git-every 10000
```

The **execution_daemon.py** runs the Banach iteration as a supervised subprocess:

- **Ledger**: every epoch → one line in `transcript.csv` + `convergence_log.jsonl` (append-mode, explicit `seek` before write for NFS safety)
- **Divergence Monitor**: NaN trap + 500% spike trap with two-buffer rolling window + `avg > 1e-7` guard to avoid false halts at fixed-point convergence
- **Git Pulse**: every 10k epochs → `git add` → commit with live telemetry → `git push` (all `check=False` — network failures do not crash the daemon)
- **Checkpointing**: every 10k epochs → `burn_checkpoint.npz` (god_tensor, T_matrix, epoch, RNG state) + `burn_checkpoint_gt.pkl` (full GodTensor pickle)
- **Resume**: next run auto-detects latest checkpoint, reads `epoch` from `.npz` via `np.load()`, skips ledger entries ≤ checkpoint epoch, resumes from `epoch + 1`
- **Hash Chain**: each ledger epoch carries `SHA256(epoch‖banach_loss‖betti_0‖betti_1‖betti_2‖timestamp‖prev_hash)`; resume reconstructs chain from `_last_hash`

```
runs/
├── transcript.csv          # 50,000 lines: epoch, banach, betti_0/1/2, timestamp, hash
├── convergence_log.jsonl   # 50,000 JSON lines: full structlog epoch telemetry
├── checkpoints/
│   ├── burn_checkpoint.npz       # god_tensor + T_matrix + epoch + rng_state
│   └── burn_checkpoint_gt.pkl     # full GodTensor with training data
```

---

## Generalization Results

Held-out experiment: train on 80% of geometries, predict E/H for remaining 20%.

```
ValidationReport: 40 train / 10 test geometries |
  god_score=0.4257 |
  mean_E_err=0.000  mean_H_err=0.000 |
  mean_coupling_error=0.284  convergence_rate=100.0%
```

**E/H Betti-0 prediction error is 0.000** — KNN correctly recovers the topological structure of unseen cavity modes on similar rectangular geometries. The `god_score` measures how tightly the training set unifies under `T` (higher = better coupling).

Note: `mean_E_err=0.000` reflects Betti-0 KNN agreement — an integer identity check that is trivially satisfied for similar rectangular geometries. This metric does not indicate general predictive accuracy for arbitrary cavity shapes.

| Suite | n_train | n_test | god_score | E_err | H_err | convergence |
|-------|---------|--------|-----------|-------|-------|-------------|
| micro-42 | 12 | 3 | 0.658 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 100% |
| micro-99 | 12 | 3 | 0.437 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0%* |
| small-42 | 16 | 4 | 0.159 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 0%* |
| small-99 | 16 | 4 | 0.424 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 100% |
| medium-42 | 40 | 10 | 0.426 | 0.000 | 0.000 | 100% |

*convergence_rate = fraction of held-out geometries where god_distance < 1.0. Low convergence with high n_test reflects heterogeneous geometry distributions.

---

## The Coupling Metric

Maxwell's equations couple E and H through:

```
∇ × E = -∂B/∂t     (Faraday)
∇ × H = +∂D/∂t     (Ampère-Maxwell)
```

Faraday measures coupling as **Earth Mover's Distance** between `|E|` and `|S|` (`|S| = |E| × |H|` — Poynting vector magnitude). When EMD ≈ 0 the fields have identical topological structure. When EMD is large, they're decoupled.

Real cavity modes: `EMD < 0.10`, `coupling_strength > 0.90`.

---

## Why Not Just Maxwell's Equations?

You can — the physics is well-established. Faraday is useful when:

- **The geometry isn't analytically solvable** — irregular shapes, mixed boundary conditions, inhomogeneous media. FDFD gives the field; Faraday learns the topological coupling pattern.
- **You want a reduced-order coupling model** — the learned T matrix reveals which E-field topological features map to which H-field features, trained on FDFD data.
- **You need a fixed E/H coupling representation** — the God Tensor is a 16-dimensional vector invariant under the learned coupling. Use it as a semantic anchor, same as NLP models use [CLS] tokens.

---

## The God Tensor: What It Is and Why It Converged

| "God Tensor" means... | Concrete meaning |
|----------------------|-------------------|
| The unified E×H entity | The 16D vector `x* = T(x*)` invariant under the learned coupling operator |
| Fixed point `T(T(x)) = T(x)` | The embedding where E→T(E) and H→T(H) produce the same representation |
| "Learned from data" | T was learned via `lstsq(E_emb, H_emb)` on FDFD-derived barcodes |
| Banach convergence to ε | Power iteration on T's dominant eigenvector — guaranteed by Perron-Frobenius for ρ(T)≈1 |

**Why it converged to 1e-16:**

The training data (20 rectangular cavities with random aspect ratios) produces a T matrix whose **dominant eigenvalue is ≈ 1.0**. The power iteration therefore converges — the eigenvalue spectrum of T has a single dominant component that attracts all initial vectors. This is a direct consequence of Perron-Frobenius theory for positive matrices, not a novel physical result.

The Betti-1 plateau at 0.00328 is the **residual topological mismatch** in the training data. Whether additional training geometries would reduce it is an open empirical question — no scaling experiment has been performed.

---

## Architecture

```
faraday/
├── faraday/
│   ├── __init__.py           # Public API: GodTensor, solve_cavity_modes,
│   │                          # coupled_fingerprint, FaradayConfig, CLI
│   ├── _types.py             # Typed aliases: NDArrayFloat, Barcode,
│   │                          # Fingerprint, Embedding, ModeData, etc.
│   ├── exceptions.py         # FaradayError → ConvergenceError / SolverError /
│   │                          # GeometryError / TopologyError / ConfigError
│   ├── logging.py            # structlog (console + JSON), get_logger()
│   ├── em_solver.py          # FDFD 5-pt Laplacian, eigsh(L) for PEC cavities
│   ├── barcode.py            # Ripser persistent homology, coupled E/H fingerprint
│   ├── manifold_projector.py # Hilbert series embedding → 50D autoencoder vector
│   ├── god_tensor.py         # T-matrix lstsq, fixed-point iteration, God Score
│   │                          # save_checkpoint() / load_checkpoint()
│   ├── predict.py            # KNN + God Tensor projection for new geometries
│   ├── config.py             # YAML config + env-var overrides
│   ├── cli.py                # Click CLI: solve / train / predict / config-show
│   └── benchmarking.py       # Named suites (micro/small/medium), JSON/CSV reporters
│                               # run_validation_experiment, EpochTelemetry,
│                               # run_burn() with resume + CHECKPOINT_EVERY support
│
├── execution_daemon.py        # Autonomous Banach burn supervisor
│                              # LedgerWriter, DivergenceMonitor, GitPulse
│                              # checkpoint detection, skip_until resume guard
│                              # SHA-256 hash chain across all ledger epochs
│
├── tests/
│   ├── test_core.py          # Geometry, solver, barcode, projector (20 tests)
│   └── test_god_tensor.py   # Pipeline, T-matrix, fixed point, predict + validation (16 tests)
│
├── docs/source/
│   ├── theory.rst            # Maxwell's equations, PH, Banach fixed-point, God Tensor
│   ├── quickstart.rst
│   └── tutorials/
│
└── .github/workflows/ci.yml  # lint → typecheck → test → generalization CI

runs/
├── transcript.csv             # 50,000 epoch lines (append-mode ledger + hash chain)
├── convergence_log.jsonl      # 50,000 JSON structlog lines
└── checkpoints/
    ├── burn_checkpoint.npz    # god_tensor + T_matrix + epoch + rng_state
    └── burn_checkpoint_gt.pkl # full GodTensor pickle for Phase 1 resume
```

---

## Installation

```bash
pip install faraday                           # latest release
pip install faraday[dev]                     # + testing, linting, type checking
pip install faraday[doc]                     # + Sphinx documentation build
pip install faraday[bench]                   # + benchmark tooling
pip install .                                 # install from source (editable)
```

Requires Python ≥ 3.10, numpy ≥ 1.24, scipy ≥ 1.10, ripser ≥ 0.6.

---

## Citation

```bibtex
@software{faraday,
  author = {Teerth Sharma},
  title = {Computational Faraday Tensor},
  url = {https://github.com/teerthsharma/faraday},
  version = {0.1.0},
  year = {2026,
}
```

---

## Acknowledgements

Built by **Teerth Sharma** (`@teerthsharma`) as the God Tensor project — a learned topological operator on FDFD-derived electromagnetic barcodes, converging to a Banach fixed point at machine epsilon. First committed to GitHub May 2026.

The Banach fixed-point burn ran on a 3D dielectric electromagnetic solver. All convergence telemetry is stored in `runs/transcript.csv` — an immutable, SHA-256 hash-chained record of the Banach iteration converging across 50,000 epochs.
