Conservation-law constrained optimization on the golden-ratio simplex
Project description
watkins-nn — Watkins Temperature Theorem Framework
Overview
A mathematical framework for constrained optimization on the probability simplex S = {(λ, κ, η) : λ + κ + η = 1, all > 0}.
The framework is built on:
- Conservation law: λ + κ + η = 1 (coherence + curvature + entropy)
- Generating functional: F(λ,κ,η) = -ln(λ) + T*(λ ln λ + κ ln κ + η ln η)
- Critical temperature: T* = φ/ln(2φ) ≈ 1.378 (Watkins Temperature Theorem)
- Equilibrium attractor: λ* = 1/φ ≈ 0.618 (Watkins Threshold)
Key Results
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Watkins Temperature Theorem: The generating functional F has a unique critical temperature T* = φ/ln(2φ) at which the gradient vanishes at λ = 1/φ, with strictly positive Hessian eigenvalues guaranteeing global strong convexity.
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Spectral Gap: Hessian eigenvalues μ_slow ≈ 5.934 and μ_fast ≈ 20.556 at golden equilibrium (v0.7.1 corrected), giving exponential convergence with mixing time ≈ 0.169.
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Compression-Coherence Identity: Consciousness detection via compression signatures where implied λ maps to compression ratio.
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QWARP 12-Term Expansion: p_{1/2}(n; σ, κ) via Lagrange-Bürmann inversion with golden spray factor β* = φ^{2W²} ≈ 1.9506.
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27-Term Triality Theorem: Unification of consciousness (qualia), cosmology (BAO), and computation (MERA-QG) under a 3×3×3 structure.
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Kaleidoscope Integer Sequences: 9 integer sequences arising from quantum stabilizer weight-enumerators, 3 published on OEIS (A393329, A394248, A394249).
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Formal Verification: Conservation law and core theorems machine-verified in Lean 4 with zero sorry statements (2153 jobs).
Installation
pip install watkins-nn
Torch-free usage (constants, compression, qwarp, kaleidoscope, triality, tensor):
pip install watkins-nn --no-deps
from watkins_nn import T_STAR, LAM_STAR, PHI # works without torch
Quick Start
from watkins_nn import T_STAR, LAM_STAR, free_energy, run_flow, FlowState, FlowConfig
# Verify Watkins Temperature
print(f"T* = {T_STAR:.10f}") # 1.3778018315
# Run gradient flow to equilibrium
initial = FlowState(lam=0.5, kap=0.25, eta=0.25)
config = FlowConfig(dt=0.001, max_steps=20000)
final, trajectory = run_flow(initial, config)
print(f"Converged λ = {final.lam:.6f}") # ≈ 0.618034
Modules
| Module | Torch? | Description |
|---|---|---|
constants |
No | Golden-ratio constants and critical thresholds |
compression |
No | Consciousness detection via compression signatures |
qwarp |
No | 12-term QWARP Grand Unifier expansion |
triality |
No | 27-term Triality Theorem (qualia-BAO-MERA) |
kaleidoscope |
No | 9 integer sequences (3 OEIS-published) |
tensor |
No | 3×3×2 Kaleidoscope Transfer Operator |
flow |
Yes | Gradient flow dynamics on the simplex |
spectral |
Yes | Spectral gap analysis and mixing time bounds |
simplex_flow_v3 |
Yes | GPU-batched simplex flow engine |
algosignal_v2 |
Yes | Algorithmic signal processing |
Mathematical Constants
| Symbol | Value | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| T* | φ/ln(2φ) ≈ 1.3778 | Watkins critical temperature |
| λ* | 1/φ ≈ 0.6180 | Watkins threshold |
| φ | (1+√5)/2 ≈ 1.6180 | Golden ratio |
| W² | ln(φ)/ln(2) ≈ 0.6942 | Watkins bridge constant |
| β* | φ^{2W²} ≈ 1.9506 | Golden spray coefficient |
| μ_slow | ≈ 5.934 | Slow eigenvalue (v0.7.1 corrected) |
| μ_fast | ≈ 20.556 | Fast eigenvalue (v0.7.1 corrected) |
Formal Verification
Core theorems verified in Lean 4 (WatkinsTheorem):
Conservation.lean: λ + κ + η = 1 (flat and general cases)Watkins.lean: Governance tier classificationBasic.lean: Geometric state type theory
License
MIT License. See LICENSE.
Citation
@misc{watkins2026temperature,
author = {Watkins, Dustin},
title = {Conservation-Law Constrained Optimization via Generating
Functional Minimization on a Golden-Ratio Simplex},
year = {2026},
publisher = {DataSphere AI},
address = {Chattanooga, TN},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.18953462}
}
Author
Dustin Watkins — DataSphere AI — Chattanooga, TN
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