SimGen VLA - Zero-Error GPU Arithmetic

Drop-in PyTorch replacement with exact arithmetic. 512-bit precision (configurable to 16,384-bit). No accumulation error. Ever.

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The Problem: Floating-Point Lies

Every GPU computation accumulates tiny errors. These errors compound silently until your results are wrong.

import torch

# Classic floating-point failure
x = torch.tensor([1e16, 1.0, -1e16])
print(x.sum())  # 0.0  <- WRONG! Should be 1.0

# 10 million additions - error explodes
values = torch.ones(10_000_000) * 0.1
print(values.sum())  # 999999.9880... <- Should be 1000000.0

This affects: financial calculations, scientific simulations, physics engines, signal processing, cryptography, and any computation requiring precision.

The Solution: SimGen VLA

from simgen import vla

# Exact arithmetic - mathematically correct
x = vla.tensor([1e16, 1.0, -1e16])
print(x.sum())  # 1.0  <- CORRECT!

# 10 million additions - still exact
values = vla.ones(10_000_000) * 0.1
print(values.sum())  # 1000000.0  <- EXACTLY correct

No code changes. Same PyTorch API. Just import vla instead of torch.

Installation

pip install simgen-vla

Requirements:

• Python 3.10, 3.11, or 3.12
• PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA
• CuPy (matching your CUDA version: pip install cupy-cuda11x or cupy-cuda12x)
• NVIDIA GPU (Pascal through Hopper: sm_60 to sm_90)

Platforms: Windows, Linux

What's New in v6.3

Exact Linear Algebra for ANY Matrix Size

from simgen import vla

# Determinant - works for ANY size (not just 2x2, 3x3)
A = vla.hilbert_matrix(10)  # Classic ill-conditioned matrix
d = vla.det(A)               # EXACT result (NumPy gets wrong sign at n=15!)

# Matrix inverse - A @ inv(A) = I EXACTLY
B = vla.tensor([[1,2,3], [0,1,4], [5,6,0]])
B_inv = vla.inv(B)
identity = vla.mm(B, B_inv)  # EXACTLY I, not "close to I"

# Solve Ax = b with ZERO residual
x = vla.solve(A, b)          # ||Ax - b|| = 0, not 1e-15

# Exact rank (no tolerance needed)
r = vla.rank(C)              # TRUE rank, not numerical estimate

# Null space where A @ v = 0 EXACTLY
basis = vla.null_space(C)    # True null vectors, not approximate

Why this matters for quantum computing:

• Validate quantum hardware against perfect classical simulation
• Unitarity preserved exactly: U†U = I after 1000+ gates
• Boson sampling permanents with zero numerical error

Also in v6.3

• 99 GPU Operations: Added rref, rank, null_space, verify_identity, hilbert_matrix
• Cross-GPU Reproducibility: manual_seed() produces bit-identical results across ALL GPU architectures
• 512-bit Precision: 8-limb fixed-point architecture (configurable up to 16,384 bits)
• Custom CUDA Kernels: Every operation has a dedicated kernel - no library dependencies

Proprietary Technology

SimGen VLA is deep tech. This is not a wrapper around existing libraries.

• Novel Algorithms: Proprietary error-free arithmetic developed from first principles
• 94 Custom CUDA Kernels: Each operation (sum, matmul, exp, softmax, etc.) has its own handwritten kernel
• Multi-Limb Architecture: Extends precision beyond hardware limits using proprietary accumulation methods
• Precompiled Binaries: Optimized for 6 GPU architectures (sm_60 through sm_90)

No other library provides true zero-error GPU arithmetic at this scale.

Why This Matters

Standard FP64 arithmetic accumulates errors silently. VLA eliminates this entirely.

Proven: Lorenz attractor forward/backward 10,000 steps returns to initial state exactly. Standard FP64 diverges completely.

Use Cases

Financial Computing

Mixed-magnitude calculations where every cent matters:

from simgen import vla

# Portfolio with massive range - standard FP loses the pennies
positions = vla.tensor([
    1_000_000_000.00,   # $1 billion position
    0.01,                # 1 cent transaction fee
    -999_999_999.99,     # Large short position
    50_000.50,           # Medium holding
])

total = positions.sum()
print(f"Portfolio: ${float(total):,.2f}")  # $50,000.52 - exact!

Scientific Simulation

Physics simulations that don't drift over time:

from simgen import vla

# Chaotic system (Lorenz attractor)
def lorenz_step(state, dt=0.01):
    x, y, z = state[0], state[1], state[2]
    sigma, rho, beta = 10.0, 28.0, 8.0/3.0

    dx = sigma * (y - x)
    dy = x * (rho - z) - y
    dz = x * y - beta * z

    return vla.tensor([x + dx * dt, y + dy * dt, z + dz * dt])

# Run forward then backward - returns to EXACTLY initial state
state = vla.tensor([1.0, 1.0, 1.0])
initial = state.clone()

for _ in range(10000):
    state = lorenz_step(state, dt=0.01)
for _ in range(10000):
    state = lorenz_step(state, dt=-0.01)

error = (state - initial).abs().sum()
print(f"Reversal error: {float(error)}")  # 0.0 with VLA!

Linear Algebra

Exact matrix decompositions and solvers:

from simgen import vla

# Matrix operations
A = vla.randn((100, 100))
B = vla.randn((100, 100))
C = vla.matmul(A, B)  # Exact matrix multiply

# LU Decomposition
L, U = vla.lu(A)

# QR Decomposition
Q, R = vla.qr(A)

# Eigenvalues (power iteration)
eigenvalue, eigenvector = vla.eig(A)

# Matrix inverse and determinant
A_inv = vla.inv(A)
det = vla.det(A)

# Solve linear system: Ax = b
x = vla.solve(A, b)

Signal Processing

FFT and convolutions with exact arithmetic:

from simgen import vla

# 2D Convolution
signal = vla.randn((1, 3, 64, 64))
kernel = vla.randn((16, 3, 3, 3))
output = vla.conv2d(signal, kernel)

Complete API Reference

Tensor Creation

from simgen import vla

x = vla.tensor([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])       # From list
z = vla.zeros((3, 3))                  # Zeros
o = vla.ones((100,))                   # Ones
r = vla.randn((10, 10))                # Random normal
u = vla.rand((5, 5))                   # Random uniform [0,1]
a = vla.arange(0, 10)                  # Range [0,1,2,...,9]
l = vla.linspace(0, 1, 100)            # 100 points from 0 to 1
I = vla.eye(5)                         # 5x5 identity matrix

# Cross-GPU reproducibility
vla.manual_seed(42)                    # Set seed for deterministic results
r = vla.randn((1024, 1024))            # Same result on ANY GPU

Arithmetic Operations

c = a + b          # Exact addition
c = a - b          # Exact subtraction
c = a * b          # Exact multiplication
c = a / b          # Exact division
c = -a             # Negation
c = a ** 2         # Power

Reductions (Zero Drift)

total = vla.sum(x)         # Exact sum
avg = vla.mean(x)          # Exact mean
product = vla.prod(x)      # Exact product
minimum = vla.min(x)       # Minimum
maximum = vla.max(x)       # Maximum
std_dev = vla.std(x)       # Standard deviation
variance = vla.var(x)      # Variance

Linear Algebra

C = vla.matmul(A, B)       # Matrix multiplication
C = vla.mm(A, B)           # Matrix-matrix multiply
y = vla.mv(A, x)           # Matrix-vector multiply
d = vla.dot(a, b)          # Dot product
C = vla.bmm(A, B)          # Batched matrix multiply
L, U = vla.lu(A)           # LU decomposition
Q, R = vla.qr(A)           # QR decomposition
e, v = vla.eig(A)          # Eigenvalue (power iteration)
det = vla.det(A)           # Determinant
inv = vla.inv(A)           # Matrix inverse
x = vla.solve(A, b)        # Solve Ax = b

Math Functions

y = vla.exp(x)             # Exponential
y = vla.log(x)             # Natural log
y = vla.sqrt(x)            # Square root
y = vla.abs(x)             # Absolute value
y = vla.sin(x)             # Sine
y = vla.cos(x)             # Cosine
y = vla.tan(x)             # Tangent
y = vla.tanh(x)            # Hyperbolic tangent
y = vla.sigmoid(x)         # Sigmoid

Activations

y = vla.relu(x)            # ReLU
y = vla.gelu(x)            # GELU
y = vla.silu(x)            # SiLU/Swish
y = vla.softmax(x)         # Softmax

Shape Operations

y = vla.reshape(x, (2, 3))       # Reshape
y = vla.transpose(x, 0, 1)       # Transpose dims
y = vla.squeeze(x)               # Remove size-1 dims
y = vla.unsqueeze(x, 0)          # Add dimension
y = vla.stack([a, b, c])         # Stack tensors
y = vla.cat([a, b])              # Concatenate

Exact Output

# Get TRUE exact value as Python Decimal
result = x.sum()
exact_value = result.to_decimal()  # Decimal('1.0') - mathematically exact

# SHA256 checksum for verification
hash_val = result.checksum()       # Verify across systems

Supported GPUs

Cloud Support: AWS (P3, P4, G4, G5), GCP (T4, A100, L4), Azure (NC, ND series), Kaggle (T4 x2 free), Colab

Benchmarks

FAQ

Q: Is this slower than PyTorch? A: Slightly. The overhead is typically 2-5x, which is negligible for applications where correctness matters.

Q: What about CPU? A: GPU required. VLA's exact arithmetic relies on native CUDA kernels - no CPU support.

Q: Can I verify results across systems? A: Yes! Use to_decimal() for exact values or checksum() for verification.

Q: Are random numbers reproducible across different GPUs? A: Yes! Use vla.manual_seed(42) before generating random tensors. The same seed produces bit-identical results on RTX 4070, Tesla T4, A100, H100 - any GPU architecture.

Support & Contact

Website: simgen.dev

Support Development: ko-fi.com/kyleclouthier

Email: kyle@simgen.dev

GitHub: github.com/DigitalMax321/simgen

License

Proprietary. License required for all use. Contact kyle@simgen.dev for licensing.

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