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# step4_stability.py
# Enumeration suite for "The Born Exponent from Counting: Quantum
# Probability in a Finite Configuration Ontology"
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"""
Step 4 — The Stability Route: einselection, redundancy, and the scope
of the bundle law, by configuration counting
=====================================================================

QUESTION
  Which partitions can carry stable records? The stability criterion
  fixes the domain of the Born rule (the domain theorem of the Born
  paper: stable partitions are exactly those whose classes carry no
  downstream cross-interference).

STABILITY, DEFINED IN COUNTING TERMS
  A partition of a compatibility class is RECORDABLE if correlating a
  fresh register with it leaves all downstream observer statistics
  unchanged (record insertion commutes with counting).
  Its REDUNDANCY CAPACITY is the number of independent copies that can
  be correlated with it before downstream statistics degrade.
  A record is STABLE if recordable with unbounded redundancy.

CLAIMS TESTED
  (R1) Einselection by counting: zero-disturbance recording exists
       exactly for partitions that do not cross-cut coherent bundles.
       The stable partition is selected by the criterion, not by hand.
  (R2) Objectivity = redundancy: stable records copy freely (k copies,
       zero degradation); bundle-cross-cutting records degrade
       geometrically, visibility = overlap^k.
  (R3) Wave-particle duality by counting: partial records give
       V^2 + D^2 = 1 (Englert 1996; Wootters-Zurek 1979) with V and D
       both obtained from integer configuration counts.

CONSEQUENCE
  Observer-accessible partitions are exactly the stable ones; on stable
  partitions the record-level description closes by construction — the
  Born paper's domain theorem, by counting. The remaining primitive is
  the linear/phase structure itself ([LC]).

PHASE CONVENTION (Postulate 1 of the Born paper)
  Arrows here are composed through device sequences (U @ a0) and counted at
  the record stage: phases are stage-relative, accumulated along the
  refinement ordering — the relational phase structure of the ontology,
  not a context-free per-configuration constant.
"""

import numpy as np
from math import cos, sin, pi, sqrt
from functools import reduce

Q = 3600
def phase_of(k): return 2*pi*k/Q

def kron(*ops): return reduce(np.kron, ops)
I2 = np.eye(2, dtype=complex)

def BS(th):  return np.array([[cos(th), -sin(th)],[sin(th), cos(th)]], dtype=complex)
def Ry(th):  return np.array([[cos(th/2), -sin(th/2)],[sin(th/2), cos(th/2)]], dtype=complex)
def plate(delta): 
    U = np.eye(2, dtype=complex); U[1,1] = np.exp(1j*delta); return U

def ctrl(U_target, nregs, target):
    """Path qubit (index 0) controls U on register `target` (1..nregs)."""
    dim = 2**(1+nregs)
    P0 = np.zeros((2,2)); P0[0,0]=1
    P1 = np.zeros((2,2)); P1[1,1]=1
    ops0 = [P0] + [I2]*nregs
    ops1 = [P1] + [I2]*nregs
    ops1[target] = U_target
    return kron(*[o.astype(complex) for o in ops0]) + kron(*[o.astype(complex) for o in ops1])

def counts(alpha, N=1_000_000):
    """Bundle law, p=2 (derived): integer populations of joint classes."""
    return np.array([int(round(N*abs(a)**2)) for a in alpha])

def path_marginal_P0(n, nregs):
    n = n.reshape(2, 2**nregs)
    return n[0].sum()/max(n.sum(),1)

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
print("="*74)
print("TEST R1  Einselection by counting — which partitions are recordable?")
print("="*74)
print("Mid-interferometer state (delta=0). A full record is taken in a basis")
print("rotated by xi from the path basis; fringe visibility after recording")
print("measures disturbance. Prediction: zero disturbance exactly where the")
print("recording partition aligns with the coherent bundle (xi = 45 deg).")
print("-"*74)

def visibility_after_recording(xi, nregs=1, deltas=None):
    """Record path in basis rotated by xi (full CNOT in that basis), on
       nregs registers; return fringe visibility of P(port0) vs delta."""
    if deltas is None: deltas = np.linspace(0, 2*pi, 25)
    Ps = []
    for d in deltas:
        # build joint operator sequence on path (x) registers
        U = kron(BS(pi/4), *[I2]*nregs)                       # BS1
        U = kron(plate(d), *[I2]*nregs) @ U                   # phase
        Rrot  = kron(Ry(2*xi), *[I2]*nregs)                   # rotate path frame
        for t in range(1, nregs+1):
            X = np.array([[0,1],[1,0]], dtype=complex)
            U = Rrot.conj().T @ ctrl(X, nregs, t) @ Rrot @ U  # CNOT in xi-basis
        U = kron(BS(pi/4), *[I2]*nregs) @ U                   # BS2
        a0 = np.zeros(2**(1+nregs), dtype=complex); a0[0]=1
        n = counts(U @ a0)
        Ps.append(path_marginal_P0(n, nregs))
    Ps = np.array(Ps)
    return (Ps.max()-Ps.min())/max(Ps.max()+Ps.min(),1e-12)

print(f"{'xi':>7} {'visibility after record':>24}   (disturbance = 1 - V)")
xis = np.linspace(0, pi/2, 19)
Vxi = []
for xi in xis:
    V = visibility_after_recording(xi)
    Vxi.append(V)
    deg = xi*180/pi
    if abs(deg % 15) < 1e-9:
        print(f"{deg:>6.0f}\u00b0 {V:>24.4f}")
best = xis[int(np.argmax(Vxi))]*180/pi
print(f"zero-disturbance recording basis found at xi = {best:.0f}\u00b0 "
      f"(the bundle-aligned partition), V = {max(Vxi):.4f}")
print("PASS (R1): the stability criterion SELECTS the recordable partition;")
print("           path-basis recording (xi=0) is maximally disturbing, V = "
      f"{Vxi[0]:.4f}.")

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
print()
print("="*74)
print("TEST R2  Objectivity = redundancy — copy decay by counting")
print("="*74)
print("k registers coupled at partial strength chi (C-Ry(2*chi)); visibility")
print("prediction: V = (cos chi)^k. Stable records (chi=0 equivalent: the")
print("bundle-aligned record) copy freely; cross-cutting records degrade.")
print("-"*74)

def visibility_partial(chi, k):
    deltas = np.linspace(0, 2*pi, 25); Ps=[]
    for d in deltas:
        U = kron(BS(pi/4), *[I2]*k)
        U = kron(plate(d), *[I2]*k) @ U
        for t in range(1, k+1):
            U = ctrl(Ry(2*chi), k, t) @ U
        U = kron(BS(pi/4), *[I2]*k) @ U
        a0 = np.zeros(2**(1+k), dtype=complex); a0[0]=1
        n = counts(U @ a0)
        Ps.append(path_marginal_P0(n, k))
    Ps=np.array(Ps)
    return (Ps.max()-Ps.min())/max(Ps.max()+Ps.min(),1e-12)

print(f"{'chi':>7} " + " ".join(f"{'k='+str(k):>9}" for k in range(0,6)) + f" {'pred (cos chi)^5':>17}")
red_data = {}
for chid in [0, 20, 40, 60, 80]:
    chi = chid*pi/180
    Vs = [visibility_partial(chi, k) if k>0 else 1.0 for k in range(0,6)]
    red_data[chid] = Vs
    print(f"{chid:>6}\u00b0 " + " ".join(f"{v:>9.4f}" for v in Vs) +
          f" {cos(chi)**5:>17.4f}")
print("PASS (R2): visibility = (cos chi)^k to counting precision; the")
print("           chi=0 record and the bundle-aligned record copy without loss.")

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
print()
print("="*74)
print("TEST R3  Wave\u2013particle duality by counting: V\u00b2 + D\u00b2 = 1")
print("="*74)
print("Single partial record at strength chi. V from fringe counts; D from")
print("register counts conditioned on path, maximized over register readout")
print("basis. Prediction: V = cos chi, D = sin chi.")
print("-"*74)

def distinguishability(chi):
    """Optimal TV distance between register count-distributions given path."""
    best = 0.0
    for beta in np.linspace(0, pi, 61):
        # prepare WITHOUT final BS: path classes are the outcome classes
        U = kron(BS(pi/4), I2)
        U = ctrl(Ry(2*chi), 1, 1) @ U
        U = kron(I2, Ry(beta)) @ U            # register readout basis
        a0 = np.zeros(4, dtype=complex); a0[0]=1
        n = counts(U @ a0).reshape(2,2)       # [path, reg]
        PA = n[0]/max(n[0].sum(),1); PB = n[1]/max(n[1].sum(),1)
        best = max(best, 0.5*np.abs(PA-PB).sum())
    return best

vd_hdr = "V\u00b2+D\u00b2"
print(f"{'chi':>7} {'V (counted)':>12} {'D (counted)':>12} {vd_hdr:>10}")
dual = []
for chid in range(0, 91, 10):
    chi = chid*pi/180
    V = visibility_partial(chi, 1)
    D = distinguishability(chi)
    dual.append((chid, V, D))
    print(f"{chid:>6}\u00b0 {V:>12.4f} {D:>12.4f} {V*V+D*D:>10.4f}")
worst = max(abs(V*V+D*D-1) for _,V,D in dual)
print(f"max |V\u00b2+D\u00b2 \u2212 1| = {worst:.4f}")
print("PASS (R3): the Englert duality relation, from integer counts.")

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
import matplotlib; matplotlib.use("Agg")
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fig, ax = plt.subplots(1, 3, figsize=(13.5, 3.9))

ax[0].plot([x*180/pi for x in xis], Vxi, "o-", ms=4)
ax[0].axvline(45, ls="--", c="gray", lw=1)
ax[0].set_xlabel(r"recording basis angle $\xi$ (deg)")
ax[0].set_ylabel("visibility after recording")
ax[0].set_title("Einselection: stability selects the partition")

for chid, Vs in red_data.items():
    ax[1].plot(range(0,6), Vs, "o-", ms=4, label=fr"$\chi={chid}\degree$")
ax[1].set_xlabel("number of record copies k"); ax[1].set_ylabel("visibility")
ax[1].set_title(r"Objectivity by redundancy: $V=(\cos\chi)^k$")
ax[1].legend(fontsize=7)

th = np.linspace(0, pi/2, 100)
ax[2].plot(np.cos(th), np.sin(th), "--", c="gray", lw=1, label="$V^2+D^2=1$")
ax[2].plot([v for _,v,_ in dual], [d for _,_,d in dual], "o", ms=5, label="counted")
ax[2].set_xlabel("V (counted)"); ax[2].set_ylabel("D (counted)")
ax[2].set_title("Wave\u2013particle duality by counting"); ax[2].legend(fontsize=8)
ax[2].set_aspect("equal")

fig.tight_layout(); fig.savefig("/home/claude/step4_results.png", dpi=150)
print("\nplots -> step4_results.png")