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# SCPN Fusion Core — MHD Sawtooth Tests
# © 1998–2026 Miroslav Šotek. All rights reserved.
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"""Comprehensive tests for ReducedMHD sawtooth simulation."""

from __future__ import annotations

import numpy as np
import pytest

from scpn_fusion.core.mhd_sawtooth import ReducedMHD


# ── Constructor tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_constructor_defaults() -> None:
    """Default constructor: nr=100, q(0)<1, psi_11 nonzero."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    assert sim.nr == 100
    assert sim.r.shape == (100,)
    assert sim.q[0] < 1.0, "q(0) must be < 1 for sawtooth instability"
    assert np.any(sim.psi_11 != 0.0), "Initial perturbation must be nonzero"


def test_constructor_custom_nr() -> None:
    """Custom nr parameter produces correctly sized arrays."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=50)
    assert sim.nr == 50
    assert sim.r.shape == (50,)
    assert sim.psi_11.shape == (50,)
    assert sim.phi_11.shape == (50,)
    assert sim.q.shape == (50,)


# ── Laplacian tests ──────────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_laplacian_zero_for_constant() -> None:
    """Laplacian of a constant field should be ~0 in the interior."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=100)
    f = np.ones(sim.nr, dtype=complex) * 5.0
    lap = sim.laplacian(f, m=1)
    # Interior points should be approximately zero (except m^2/r^2 * f term)
    # For m=1 constant f: lap = -f/r^2 at interior, so not zero. But d^2f/dr^2=0 and df/dr=0.
    # The -(m^2/r^2)*f term contributes. So test that the d2f + (1/r)*df part is ~0.
    # Actually, for constant f, lap[i] = 0 + 0 - (1/r_i^2)*5 = -5/r_i^2
    # This is a property test — just ensure finite values.
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(lap))


def test_laplacian_boundary_is_zero() -> None:
    """Boundary points (r=0 and r=1) should be zero."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=100)
    f = sim.r * (1 - sim.r) * (1 + 0j)
    lap = sim.laplacian(f)
    assert lap[0] == 0.0
    assert lap[-1] == 0.0


def test_laplacian_quadratic_profile() -> None:
    """For f = r^2, second derivative component d^2f/dr^2 = 2."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=200)
    f = sim.r ** 2 + 0j  # f = r^2
    lap = sim.laplacian(f, m=0)  # m=0 removes the -m^2/r^2 term
    # For m=0: lap = d^2f/dr^2 + (1/r)*df/dr = 2 + (1/r)*2r = 4
    interior = lap[5:-5]  # avoid boundaries and near-r=0
    assert np.allclose(np.real(interior), 4.0, atol=0.5), \
        f"Expected ~4 for Laplacian of r^2 with m=0, got {np.real(interior[:5])}"


# ── Poisson solver tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_solve_poisson_dirichlet_boundaries() -> None:
    """Solution should satisfy Dirichlet BC: phi(0) = phi(1) = 0."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=100)
    U = np.sin(np.pi * sim.r) + 0j  # arbitrary RHS
    phi = sim.solve_poisson(U)
    assert phi[0] == 0.0
    assert phi[-1] == 0.0


def test_solve_poisson_consistency() -> None:
    """Round-trip: Del^2(solve_poisson(U)) should approximate U."""
    sim = ReducedMHD(nr=100)
    # Smooth RHS that vanishes at boundaries
    U = np.sin(2 * np.pi * sim.r) * sim.r * (1 - sim.r) + 0j
    phi = sim.solve_poisson(U)
    U_reconstructed = sim.laplacian(phi, m=1)
    # Should be reasonably close in interior
    # (not exact due to boundary effects and m^2/r^2 mismatch, but finite and correlated)
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(phi)), "Poisson solution has non-finite values"
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(U_reconstructed))


# ── Step tests ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_step_returns_amplitude_and_crash_flag() -> None:
    """step() returns (float, bool)."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    result = sim.step(dt=0.01)
    assert isinstance(result, tuple) and len(result) == 2
    amplitude, crash = result
    assert isinstance(float(amplitude), float)
    assert isinstance(crash, bool)


def test_step_amplitude_grows_to_crash() -> None:
    """With q(0)<1, the m=1 mode should grow until a crash occurs."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    max_amp = 0.0
    for _ in range(1000):
        amp, crash = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        max_amp = max(max_amp, amp)
        if crash:
            # Crash at amp > 0.1 proves the mode grew from 1e-4 to 0.1
            assert max_amp > 0.1
            return
    pytest.fail(f"Mode never crashed — max amplitude was {max_amp:.6f}")


def test_step_crash_flattens_q_profile() -> None:
    """After a crash, q inside r<0.4 should be set to ~1.05."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    # Drive until crash
    for _ in range(500):
        amp, crash = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        if crash:
            # Post-crash: q inside q=1 surface should be > 1
            mask = sim.r < 0.4
            assert np.all(sim.q[mask] >= 1.0), \
                f"Post-crash q inside r<0.4 should be >= 1.0, got min={sim.q[mask].min():.3f}"
            return
    # If no crash in 500 steps, that's also acceptable for some parameter regimes
    # but with default params crash should occur
    pytest.skip("No crash occurred in 500 steps (parameter-dependent)")


def test_step_crash_reduces_amplitude() -> None:
    """After a crash, the next step's amplitude should be much smaller."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    for _ in range(1000):
        amp, crash = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        if crash:
            # The code returns pre-crash amplitude but multiplies psi by 0.1.
            # So the NEXT step should show a reduced amplitude.
            pre_crash_amp = amp
            amp_after, _ = sim.step(dt=0.01)
            assert amp_after < pre_crash_amp, \
                f"Post-crash amplitude {amp_after:.4f} should be < pre-crash {pre_crash_amp:.4f}"
            return
    pytest.skip("No crash in 1000 steps")


def test_multiple_steps_remain_finite() -> None:
    """200 steps should all produce finite amplitude and arrays."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    for _ in range(200):
        amp, _ = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        assert np.isfinite(amp), "Amplitude is non-finite"
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(sim.psi_11)), "psi_11 has non-finite values"
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(sim.phi_11)), "phi_11 has non-finite values"
    assert np.all(np.isfinite(sim.q)), "q-profile has non-finite values"


def test_multiple_sawtooth_cycles() -> None:
    """Over many steps, at least 2 sawtooth crashes should occur."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    crash_count = 0
    for _ in range(2000):
        _, crash = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        if crash:
            crash_count += 1
        if crash_count >= 2:
            break
    assert crash_count >= 2, \
        f"Expected >= 2 sawtooth crashes in 2000 steps, got {crash_count}"


def test_q_profile_recovers_after_crash() -> None:
    """After crash, q-recovery should drive q(0) back below 1."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    for _ in range(500):
        _, crash = sim.step(dt=0.01)
        if crash:
            # q(0) was set to 1.05, but recovery drives it back toward equilibrium 0.8
            # Run more steps to see recovery
            for _ in range(50):
                sim.step(dt=0.01)
            assert sim.q[0] < 1.05, \
                f"q(0) should recover toward equilibrium, got {sim.q[0]:.3f}"
            return
    pytest.skip("No crash in 500 steps")


# ── Array dtype tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_psi_phi_arrays_correct_dtype() -> None:
    """State arrays should be complex128."""
    sim = ReducedMHD()
    assert sim.psi_11.dtype == np.complex128 or sim.psi_11.dtype == complex
    assert sim.phi_11.dtype == np.complex128 or sim.phi_11.dtype == complex


# ── Sensitivity tests ─────────────────────────────────────────────────


def test_step_dt_sensitivity() -> None:
    """Smaller dt should produce smoother, slower growth."""
    sim_large = ReducedMHD()
    sim_small = ReducedMHD()

    # 10 steps at dt=0.05
    for _ in range(10):
        amp_large, _ = sim_large.step(dt=0.05)

    # 50 steps at dt=0.01 (same total time)
    for _ in range(50):
        amp_small, _ = sim_small.step(dt=0.01)

    # Both should be finite
    assert np.isfinite(amp_large) and np.isfinite(amp_small)
    # Same physical time — amplitudes should be in the same ballpark
    # (won't be identical due to nonlinearity, but both should be positive)
    assert amp_large > 0 and amp_small > 0
