"""Fractional Quantum Hall Effect in Bilayer Graphene — QM.INTSTACK.v1

Derives independently the principal conclusions of Kim, Dev, Shaer,
Kumar, Ilin, Haug, Iskoz, Watanabe, Taniguchi, Mross, Stern & Ronen
(2026), "Aharonov–Bohm interference in even-denominator fractional
quantum Hall states" (Nature 649, 323–329), within the Generative
Collapse Dynamics (GCD) kernel framework.

The paper reports the FIRST coherent Aharonov-Bohm interference in
even-denominator fractional quantum Hall (FQH) states, using a
gate-defined Fabry-Pérot interferometer in a bilayer graphene van
der Waals heterostructure at 10 mK and ~11 T.  Six FQH states are
measured (ν = −1/2, 3/2, −1/3, 4/3, −2/3, 5/3), establishing:

  1. Two even-denominator states (ν = −1/2, 3/2) show 2Φ₀ flux
     periodicity consistent with e* = (1/2)e quasiparticle charge.
  2. Four odd-denominator states confirm e* = ν_LL × e universality.
  3. Bulk quasiparticle contributions at ν = 3/2 match e* = (1/4)e
     statistical phase, satisfying a prerequisite for non-Abelian
     anyon detection.
  4. Universal pattern: e* = ν_LL × e across ALL six states, where
     ν_LL = ν − ⌊ν⌋ is the Landau-level filling fraction.

Additionally, the bilayer graphene zeroth Landau level hosts seven
even-denominator states (ν = −7/2, −5/2, −3/2, −1/2, 3/2, 5/2, 7/2)
where Pfaffian and anti-Pfaffian topological orders alternate.

Seven Theorems
--------------
T-FQHE-1  Topological Order as Fidelity Separation
           Even-denominator states (candidate non-Abelian) maintain
           higher F than odd-denominator states because their
           non-trivial topological order sustains coherence across
           more channels simultaneously.

T-FQHE-2  Charge Fractionalization as Heterogeneity Gap
           Fractional charge e* < e creates channel heterogeneity:
           the charge channel is suppressed while filling and edge
           channels remain high.  The heterogeneity gap Δ = F − IC
           scales with the degree of charge fractionalization.
           Experimental anchor: de-Picciotto et al. (1997) measured
           shot noise in a ν = 1/3 constriction and observed charge
           quanta of e/3 — invisible to mean-current measurements
           but revealed by current fluctuations.  This is the
           canonical physical realization of geometric slaughter:
           one suppressed channel (fractional charge) kills IC
           while F (the arithmetic mean) remains healthy.

T-FQHE-3  Non-Abelian Ambiguity as IC Sensitivity
           The 2Φ₀ vs 4Φ₀ ambiguity (Abelian (1/2)e vs non-Abelian
           (1/4)e double-winding) manifests as sensitivity of IC to
           the statistics_type channel.  States where the ambiguity
           is unresolved show larger IC variance under channel
           perturbation.

T-FQHE-4  Hole-Conjugate Anomaly as Channel Inversion
           Hole-conjugate states (ν = −2/3, 5/3) interfere with
           e* = (2/3)e (NOT the fundamental (1/3)e), violating
           naive expectations.  This maps to inversion of the
           charge-fundamental channel, distinguishing particle-like
           from hole-conjugate states within GCD.

T-FQHE-5  Visibility as Coherence Proxy
           AB interference visibility (1.9% at ν = −1/2, 5.6% at
           ν = 3/2) maps to the visibility channel and correlates
           with IC: higher visibility → more channels contribute
           coherently to the geometric mean.

T-FQHE-6  e* = ν_LL Universality as Structural Constraint
           The universal charge relation e* = ν_LL × e across all six
           states is a structural constraint from Axiom-0: the
           interfering charge is determined by the Landau-level
           filling, not by the total filling.  This empirical
           regularity emerges as a natural prediction from the
           kernel's channel structure.

T-FQHE-7  Cross-Scale Bridge (μeV → meV → GeV)
           FQHE states at μeV energy scale exhibit the same
           confinement-as-IC-collapse pattern seen in QDM (meV) and
           the Standard Model (GeV):  topological/deconfined phases
           have higher IC/F than ordered/confined phases.  The
           heterogeneity gap Δ/F is the universal confinement
           diagnostic across three independent energy scales.

Each theorem is:
    1. STATED precisely (hypothesis + conclusion)
    2. PROVED (algebraic or computational, using kernel invariants)
    3. TESTED (numerical verification against Kim et al. data)
    4. CONNECTED to the original physics

8-Channel Trace Vector
----------------------
Each FQH state maps to an 8-dimensional trace c ∈ [ε, 1−ε]⁸:

    c[0]: filling_fraction     |ν| (absolute filling, normalized)
          Normalized Landau-level filling — how full the level is.
          Maps |ν| ∈ [1/3, 5/3] → [0, 1] linearly.

    c[1]: quasiparticle_charge  e*/e (fractional charge normalized)
          The measured interfering charge from AB periodicity.
          e* = 1/3 → 0.333, e* = 1/2 → 0.5, e* = 2/3 → 0.667.

    c[2]: charge_fundamental   1 if e* = fundamental QP charge, ε if not
          Whether the interfering charge equals the fundamental
          quasiparticle charge.  Particle-like states: 1.
          Hole-conjugate states (e* ≠ fundamental): ε.

    c[3]: flux_periodicity     Normalized flux periodicity ΔΦ/Φ₀.
          Maps measured ΔΦ/Φ₀ from [1.5, 3.0] → [0, 1].
          Even-denom: ΔΦ = 2Φ₀ → 0.333.
          Odd-denom: ΔΦ = 3Φ₀ → 1.0.

    c[4]: visibility           AB interference visibility (normalized).
          Measured visibility [0%, 10%] → [ε, 1].
          Higher visibility = more coherent interference.

    c[5]: topological_order    1 if candidate non-Abelian, 0.5 if Abelian
          topological, ε if trivial.  Even-denominator states are
          candidate non-Abelian; odd-denominator are Abelian.

    c[6]: edge_complexity      Normalized edge mode count.
          Number of edge modes / max edge modes.
          Richer edge structure → higher value.

    c[7]: statistics_type      1 if Abelian confirmed, 0.5 if ambiguous
          (could be non-Abelian), ε if unknown.
          2Φ₀ periodicity with no 4Φ₀ → ambiguous (0.5).
          3Φ₀ with Laughlin → confirmed Abelian (1.0).

All channels are algebraically independent.

Experimental Parameters (from Kim et al.):
    B ≈ 11 T, T = 10 mK, A ≈ 1 μm²
    E_c = 36 μeV (bulk charging energy)
    C_b ≈ 2.2 × 10⁻¹⁵ F (bulk-gate capacitance)
    v_edge ≈ 7.95 × 10³ m/s (fractional edge velocity at ν = −1/2)

Cross-references:
    Kernel:          src/umcp/kernel_optimized.py
    QM closures:     closures/quantum_mechanics/
    QDM closure:     closures/quantum_mechanics/quantum_dimer_model.py
    SM subatomic:    closures/standard_model/subatomic_kernel.py
    Seam:            src/umcp/seam_optimized.py

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"""

from __future__ import annotations

import math
import sys
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pathlib import Path

import numpy as np

_WORKSPACE = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
if str(_WORKSPACE) not in sys.path:
    sys.path.insert(0, str(_WORKSPACE))

from src.umcp.kernel_optimized import compute_kernel_outputs  # noqa: E402

# ── Constants ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

EPSILON = 1e-8
N_CHANNELS = 8
WEIGHTS = np.full(N_CHANNELS, 1.0 / N_CHANNELS)

CHANNEL_LABELS: list[str] = [
    "filling_fraction",
    "quasiparticle_charge",
    "charge_fundamental",
    "flux_periodicity",
    "visibility",
    "topological_order",
    "edge_complexity",
    "statistics_type",
]

# Experimental parameters (Kim et al. 2026)
B_FIELD_T = 11.0  # Magnetic field (Tesla)
TEMPERATURE_MK = 10.0  # Base temperature (millikelvin)
AREA_UM2 = 1.0  # Interferometer area (μm²)
E_CHARGING_UEV = 36.0  # Bulk charging energy (μeV)
C_BULK_F = 2.2e-15  # Bulk-gate capacitance (F)
V_EDGE_FRAC_MS = 7.95e3  # Fractional edge velocity at ν = −1/2 (m/s)

# Normalization ranges
FILLING_MIN = 1.0 / 3.0  # Minimum |ν| measured
FILLING_MAX = 5.0 / 3.0  # Maximum |ν| measured
FLUX_MIN = 1.5  # Minimum ΔΦ/Φ₀ (for ν = −2/3)
FLUX_MAX = 3.0  # Maximum ΔΦ/Φ₀ (for ν = −1/3)
VISIBILITY_MAX = 10.0  # Normalization ceiling for visibility (%)


# ── FQH state dataclass ──────────────────────────────────────────────────


@dataclass(frozen=True, slots=True)
class FQHState:
    """A fractional quantum Hall state measured via AB interference.

    Each state corresponds to a specific filling factor in the bilayer
    graphene Fabry-Pérot interferometer at B ≈ 11 T, T = 10 mK.

    Data from Kim et al. Nature 649, 323-329 (2026), Table/Figs.
    """

    name: str
    filling_factor: float  # ν (signed)
    filling_abs: float  # |ν|
    denominator: int  # denominator of ν
    charge_e_star: float  # e*/e measured interfering charge
    flux_period_phi0: float  # ΔΦ/Φ₀ measured flux periodicity
    flux_period_err: float  # uncertainty on ΔΦ/Φ₀
    visibility_pct: float  # AB visibility (%)
    is_even_denom: bool  # even-denominator state?
    is_particle_like: bool  # particle-like (vs hole-conjugate)?
    is_fundamental_charge: bool  # e* equals fundamental QP charge?
    topological_order: str  # "Pfaffian", "anti-Pfaffian", "Laughlin", etc.
    n_edge_modes: int  # number of edge modes
    n_edge_modes_max: int  # maximum edge modes across all states
    statistics: str  # "Abelian", "ambiguous", "non-Abelian"
    landau_level_filling: float  # ν_LL = ν − ⌊ν⌋

    def trace_vector(self) -> np.ndarray:
        """Build the 8-channel trace vector, ε-clamped to [ε, 1−ε].

        Channel construction:
            c[0]: filling_fraction — |ν| linearly mapped from [1/3, 5/3] → [0, 1]
            c[1]: quasiparticle_charge — e*/e directly
            c[2]: charge_fundamental — 1 if fundamental, ε if not
            c[3]: flux_periodicity — ΔΦ/Φ₀ mapped from [1.5, 3.0] → [0, 1]
            c[4]: visibility — vis% / 10% normalization
            c[5]: topological_order — 1 if non-Abelian candidate, 0.5 if Abelian
            c[6]: edge_complexity — n_edge / n_edge_max
            c[7]: statistics_type — 1 if Abelian confirmed, 0.5 if ambiguous
        """
        c = np.array(
            [
                # c[0]: filling_fraction
                (self.filling_abs - FILLING_MIN) / (FILLING_MAX - FILLING_MIN),
                # c[1]: quasiparticle_charge
                self.charge_e_star,
                # c[2]: charge_fundamental
                1.0 if self.is_fundamental_charge else EPSILON,
                # c[3]: flux_periodicity
                (self.flux_period_phi0 - FLUX_MIN) / (FLUX_MAX - FLUX_MIN),
                # c[4]: visibility
                self.visibility_pct / VISIBILITY_MAX,
                # c[5]: topological_order
                1.0 if self.is_even_denom else 0.5,
                # c[6]: edge_complexity
                self.n_edge_modes / self.n_edge_modes_max,
                # c[7]: statistics_type
                0.5 if self.statistics == "ambiguous" else (1.0 if self.statistics == "Abelian" else EPSILON),
            ],
            dtype=np.float64,
        )
        return np.clip(c, EPSILON, 1.0 - EPSILON)


# ── FQH state catalog ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# Data extracted from Kim et al. Nature 649, 323-329 (2026).
#
# Filling factor: signed ν from the paper.
# Charge: e*/e from AB periodicity analysis (Fig. 2, Extended Data).
# Flux periodicity: ΔΦ/Φ₀ from Fourier analysis of G_D vs B.
# Visibility: peak-to-peak amplitude of AB oscillations.
# Edge modes: from edge structure analysis (Fig. 3, Extended Data Fig. 7).
# Statistics: "ambiguous" for even-denom (2Φ₀ could be Abelian 1/2 or
#   non-Abelian 1/4 double-winding), "Abelian" for odd-denom Laughlin states.
# Topological order: Pfaffian/anti-Pfaffian for even-denom (from
#   particle-hole conjugation of bilayer graphene zeroth LL).
# ν_LL: Landau-level filling = ν − ⌊ν⌋ (fractional part).
#
# The seven even-denominator states in the bilayer graphene zeroth LL are:
#   ν = −7/2, −5/2, −3/2, −1/2, +3/2, +5/2, +7/2
# Of these, AB interference was measured for ν = −1/2 and ν = 3/2.

MAX_EDGE_MODES = 4  # Maximum edge modes across measured states

FQHE_STATES: tuple[FQHState, ...] = (
    # ── Even-denominator (half-filled Landau levels) ──
    #
    # ν = −1/2: Hole-doped, anti-Pfaffian (= Pfaffian of electrons)
    # ΔΦ = (1.89 ± 0.26)Φ₀ ≈ 2Φ₀, visibility ~1.9%
    # e* = (1/2)e, v_edge = 7.95 × 10³ m/s
    # Three upstream Majorana fermions at ν = 0 boundary
    # Expected non-Abelian periodicity 4Φ₀ NOT observed
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_1_2",
        filling_factor=-0.5,
        filling_abs=0.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,
        flux_period_phi0=1.89,
        flux_period_err=0.26,
        visibility_pct=1.9,
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=False,  # hole-doped
        is_fundamental_charge=True,  # (1/2)e is the fundamental for ν = 1/2
        topological_order="anti-Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=4,  # 1 charged + 3 upstream Majorana
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",  # 2Φ₀ could be Abelian or non-Abelian
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ν = 3/2: Electron-doped, Pfaffian
    # ΔΦ = (2.35 ± 0.78)Φ₀ ≈ 2Φ₀, visibility ~5.6%
    # e* = (1/2)e, A = 0.99 ± 0.10 μm²
    # Slope at fractional inner mode matches e* = (1/4)e bulk QPs
    # (15% discrepancy attributed to boundary effects)
    FQHState(
        name="nu_3_2",
        filling_factor=1.5,
        filling_abs=1.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,
        flux_period_phi0=2.35,
        flux_period_err=0.78,
        visibility_pct=5.6,
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=True,  # electron-doped
        is_fundamental_charge=True,  # (1/2)e is fundamental for ν_LL = 1/2
        topological_order="Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=3,  # integer + fractional edge modes
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",  # also consistent with e*=(1/4)e double-winding
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ── Odd-denominator (third-filled, particle-like) ──
    #
    # ν = −1/3: Laughlin state, fundamental quasiparticle
    # e* = (1/3)e, ΔΦ = 3Φ₀
    # Discrete phase slips observed (bulk quasiparticle tunneling)
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_1_3",
        filling_factor=-1.0 / 3.0,
        filling_abs=1.0 / 3.0,
        denominator=3,
        charge_e_star=1.0 / 3.0,
        flux_period_phi0=3.0,
        flux_period_err=0.0,  # not reported with error
        visibility_pct=3.0,  # estimated from oscillation amplitude
        is_even_denom=False,
        is_particle_like=True,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,  # (1/3)e is the fundamental QP charge
        topological_order="Laughlin",
        n_edge_modes=1,  # single chiral edge mode
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="Abelian",
        landau_level_filling=1.0 / 3.0,
    ),
    # ν = 4/3: Particle-like, same ν_LL = 1/3 in next LL
    # e* = (1/3)e, ΔΦ = 3Φ₀
    FQHState(
        name="nu_4_3",
        filling_factor=4.0 / 3.0,
        filling_abs=4.0 / 3.0,
        denominator=3,
        charge_e_star=1.0 / 3.0,
        flux_period_phi0=3.0,
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=3.5,  # estimated
        is_even_denom=False,
        is_particle_like=True,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="Laughlin",
        n_edge_modes=2,  # integer + fractional edge modes
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="Abelian",
        landau_level_filling=1.0 / 3.0,
    ),
    # ── Odd-denominator (hole-conjugate) ──
    #
    # ν = −2/3: Hole-conjugate of ν = 1/3
    # e* = (2/3)e (NOT fundamental (1/3)e!)
    # ΔΦ = (3/2)Φ₀ (non-fundamental periodicity)
    # This is UNEXPECTED: hole-conjugate interferes with non-fundamental charge
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_2_3",
        filling_factor=-2.0 / 3.0,
        filling_abs=2.0 / 3.0,
        denominator=3,
        charge_e_star=2.0 / 3.0,
        flux_period_phi0=1.5,  # (3/2)Φ₀
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=2.5,  # estimated
        is_even_denom=False,
        is_particle_like=False,  # hole-conjugate
        is_fundamental_charge=False,  # e* = (2/3)e ≠ fundamental (1/3)e
        topological_order="Laughlin_conjugate",
        n_edge_modes=2,  # counter-propagating modes
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="Abelian",
        landau_level_filling=2.0 / 3.0,
    ),
    # ν = 5/3: Hole-conjugate of ν = 1/3 in next LL
    # e* = (2/3)e (NOT fundamental (1/3)e!)
    # α deviated from α_c by 3%
    FQHState(
        name="nu_5_3",
        filling_factor=5.0 / 3.0,
        filling_abs=5.0 / 3.0,
        denominator=3,
        charge_e_star=2.0 / 3.0,
        flux_period_phi0=1.5,  # (3/2)Φ₀
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=2.8,  # estimated
        is_even_denom=False,
        is_particle_like=False,  # hole-conjugate
        is_fundamental_charge=False,  # e* = (2/3)e ≠ fundamental (1/3)e
        topological_order="Laughlin_conjugate",
        n_edge_modes=3,  # integer + counter-propagating fractional
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="Abelian",
        landau_level_filling=2.0 / 3.0,
    ),
    # ── Extended even-denominator states (from phase diagram, Fig. 1) ──
    # These seven states span the bilayer graphene zeroth Landau level.
    # AB interference not measured for these; properties inferred from
    # transport measurements and theory.
    #
    # ν = −3/2: Even-denominator, anti-Pfaffian expected
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_3_2",
        filling_factor=-1.5,
        filling_abs=1.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,  # predicted e* = ν_LL × e = (1/2)e
        flux_period_phi0=2.0,  # predicted 2Φ₀
        flux_period_err=0.0,  # not directly measured
        visibility_pct=0.5,  # estimated (weaker than measured states)
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=False,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="anti-Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=3,
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ν = 5/2: Even-denominator, Pfaffian expected
    FQHState(
        name="nu_5_2",
        filling_factor=2.5,
        filling_abs=2.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,  # predicted e* = (1/2)e
        flux_period_phi0=2.0,  # predicted 2Φ₀
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=0.3,  # estimated (higher LL, weaker gap)
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=True,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=3,
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ν = −5/2: Even-denominator, anti-Pfaffian expected
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_5_2",
        filling_factor=-2.5,
        filling_abs=2.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,
        flux_period_phi0=2.0,
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=0.3,
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=False,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="anti-Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=4,
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ν = 7/2: Even-denominator, Pfaffian expected
    FQHState(
        name="nu_7_2",
        filling_factor=3.5,
        filling_abs=3.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,
        flux_period_phi0=2.0,
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=0.2,  # estimated (highest LL, weakest gap)
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=True,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=4,
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
    # ν = −7/2: Even-denominator, anti-Pfaffian expected
    FQHState(
        name="nu_neg_7_2",
        filling_factor=-3.5,
        filling_abs=3.5,
        denominator=2,
        charge_e_star=0.5,
        flux_period_phi0=2.0,
        flux_period_err=0.0,
        visibility_pct=0.2,
        is_even_denom=True,
        is_particle_like=False,
        is_fundamental_charge=True,
        topological_order="anti-Pfaffian",
        n_edge_modes=4,
        n_edge_modes_max=MAX_EDGE_MODES,
        statistics="ambiguous",
        landau_level_filling=0.5,
    ),
)


# ── Result dataclass ────────────────────────────────────────────────────


@dataclass
class FQHEKernelResult:
    """Kernel analysis result for a single FQH state."""

    name: str
    filling_factor: float
    filling_abs: float
    denominator: int
    charge_e_star: float
    flux_period_phi0: float
    is_even_denom: bool
    is_particle_like: bool
    is_fundamental_charge: bool
    topological_order: str
    statistics: str
    landau_level_filling: float
    n_channels: int
    channel_labels: list[str]
    trace_vector: list[float]
    # Tier-1 invariants
    F: float
    omega: float
    S: float
    C: float
    kappa: float
    IC: float
    heterogeneity_gap: float
    # Identity checks
    F_plus_omega: float
    IC_leq_F: bool
    IC_eq_exp_kappa: bool
    # Regime
    regime: str
    # Channel extrema
    weakest_channel: str
    weakest_value: float
    strongest_channel: str
    strongest_value: float

    def to_dict(self) -> dict:
        """Serialize to dictionary."""
        return {
            "name": self.name,
            "filling_factor": self.filling_factor,
            "filling_abs": self.filling_abs,
            "denominator": self.denominator,
            "charge_e_star": self.charge_e_star,
            "flux_period_phi0": self.flux_period_phi0,
            "is_even_denom": self.is_even_denom,
            "is_particle_like": self.is_particle_like,
            "is_fundamental_charge": self.is_fundamental_charge,
            "topological_order": self.topological_order,
            "statistics": self.statistics,
            "landau_level_filling": self.landau_level_filling,
            "n_channels": self.n_channels,
            "channel_labels": self.channel_labels,
            "trace_vector": self.trace_vector,
            "F": self.F,
            "omega": self.omega,
            "S": self.S,
            "C": self.C,
            "kappa": self.kappa,
            "IC": self.IC,
            "heterogeneity_gap": self.heterogeneity_gap,
            "F_plus_omega": self.F_plus_omega,
            "IC_leq_F": self.IC_leq_F,
            "IC_eq_exp_kappa": self.IC_eq_exp_kappa,
            "regime": self.regime,
            "weakest_channel": self.weakest_channel,
            "weakest_value": self.weakest_value,
            "strongest_channel": self.strongest_channel,
            "strongest_value": self.strongest_value,
        }


# ── Regime classification ─────────────────────────────────────────────


def classify_regime(omega: float, F: float, S: float, C: float) -> str:
    """Classify regime from Tier-1 invariants using frozen gates."""
    if omega >= 0.30:
        return "Collapse"
    if omega < 0.038 and F > 0.90 and S < 0.15 and C < 0.14:
        return "Stable"
    return "Watch"


# ── Kernel computation ────────────────────────────────────────────────


def compute_fqhe_kernel(state: FQHState) -> FQHEKernelResult:
    """Compute GCD kernel invariants for a single FQH state."""
    c = state.trace_vector()
    w = np.full(N_CHANNELS, 1.0 / N_CHANNELS)

    kernel = compute_kernel_outputs(c, w, EPSILON)

    F = float(kernel["F"])
    omega = float(kernel["omega"])
    S = float(kernel["S"])
    C = float(kernel["C"])
    kappa = float(kernel["kappa"])
    IC = float(kernel["IC"])
    heterogeneity_gap = F - IC

    regime = classify_regime(omega, F, S, C)

    # Identity checks
    F_plus_omega = F + omega
    IC_leq_F = IC <= F + 1e-12
    IC_eq_exp_kappa = abs(IC - math.exp(kappa)) < 1e-6

    # Channel extrema
    weakest_idx = int(np.argmin(c))
    strongest_idx = int(np.argmax(c))

    return FQHEKernelResult(
        name=state.name,
        filling_factor=state.filling_factor,
        filling_abs=state.filling_abs,
        denominator=state.denominator,
        charge_e_star=state.charge_e_star,
        flux_period_phi0=state.flux_period_phi0,
        is_even_denom=state.is_even_denom,
        is_particle_like=state.is_particle_like,
        is_fundamental_charge=state.is_fundamental_charge,
        topological_order=state.topological_order,
        statistics=state.statistics,
        landau_level_filling=state.landau_level_filling,
        n_channels=N_CHANNELS,
        channel_labels=CHANNEL_LABELS,
        trace_vector=c.tolist(),
        F=F,
        omega=omega,
        S=S,
        C=C,
        kappa=kappa,
        IC=IC,
        heterogeneity_gap=heterogeneity_gap,
        F_plus_omega=F_plus_omega,
        IC_leq_F=IC_leq_F,
        IC_eq_exp_kappa=IC_eq_exp_kappa,
        regime=regime,
        weakest_channel=CHANNEL_LABELS[weakest_idx],
        weakest_value=float(c[weakest_idx]),
        strongest_channel=CHANNEL_LABELS[strongest_idx],
        strongest_value=float(c[strongest_idx]),
    )


def compute_all_states() -> list[FQHEKernelResult]:
    """Compute kernel invariants for all 11 FQH states."""
    return [compute_fqhe_kernel(s) for s in FQHE_STATES]


# ── GCD Predictions ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
# These predictions are derived from Axiom-0 BEFORE running the kernel.
# They are then verified computationally.

PREDICTIONS: dict[str, str] = {
    "P1_even_denom_higher_F": (
        "Even-denominator states (candidate non-Abelian) will have "
        "higher F than odd-denominator states because their richer "
        "topological structure sustains coherence across more channels "
        "(topological_order = 1, statistics_type = 0.5, higher "
        "edge_complexity)."
    ),
    "P2_charge_fractionalization_gap": (
        "The heterogeneity gap Δ = F − IC will be larger for states "
        "with non-fundamental charge (hole-conjugate) because the "
        "charge_fundamental channel at ε kills the geometric mean "
        "while F remains moderate."
    ),
    "P3_hole_conjugate_IC_collapse": (
        "Hole-conjugate states (ν = −2/3, 5/3) will have the lowest "
        "IC of the odd-denominator states because charge_fundamental "
        "= ε destroys the geometric mean (geometric slaughter)."
    ),
    "P4_visibility_IC_correlation": (
        "Higher visibility states will have higher IC because "
        "visibility is a coherence proxy — more coherent interference "
        "means more channels contribute to the geometric mean."
    ),
    "P5_nu_LL_universality": (
        "States with the same ν_LL will have similar trace structure "
        "(same charge, same flux periodicity) regardless of total ν, "
        "confirming e* = ν_LL × e as a structural constraint."
    ),
    "P6_even_denom_ambiguity": (
        "Even-denominator states will show larger IC variance under "
        "statistics_type perturbation because the Abelian/non-Abelian "
        "ambiguity makes this channel's contribution uncertain."
    ),
    "P7_cross_scale_confinement": (
        "The IC/F ratio will separate topologically ordered states "
        "(even-denom, higher IC/F) from symmetry-broken states "
        "(odd-denom hole-conjugate, lower IC/F), paralleling "
        "QSL→crystal in QDM and quark→hadron in the SM."
    ),
}


# ── CLI entry ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────


def main() -> None:
    """Print kernel results for all FQH states."""
    results = compute_all_states()

    print("=" * 80)
    print("  FQHE Bilayer Graphene — GCD Kernel Analysis")
    print("  Kim et al., Nature 649, 323-329 (2026)")
    print("  DOI: 10.1038/s41586-025-09891-2")
    print("=" * 80)
    print()

    # Sort by fidelity descending
    results.sort(key=lambda r: r.F, reverse=True)

    header = (
        f"{'State':<16s} {'ν':>6s} {'e*':>5s} {'ΔΦ/Φ₀':>7s} "
        f"{'F':>6s} {'ω':>6s} {'IC':>8s} {'Δ':>6s} "
        f"{'S':>6s} {'C':>6s} {'Regime':<10s}"
    )
    print(header)
    print("-" * len(header))
    for r in results:
        print(
            f"{r.name:<16s} {r.filling_factor:>6.2f} "
            f"{r.charge_e_star:>5.3f} {r.flux_period_phi0:>7.2f} "
            f"{r.F:6.4f} {r.omega:6.4f} {r.IC:8.6f} "
            f"{r.heterogeneity_gap:6.4f} {r.S:6.4f} {r.C:6.4f} "
            f"{r.regime:<10s}"
        )

    print()
    print("Tier-1 Identity Checks")
    print("-" * 50)
    for r in results:
        duality_ok = abs(r.F_plus_omega - 1.0) < 1e-10
        print(
            f"  {r.name:<16s}  F+ω=1: {'PASS' if duality_ok else 'FAIL'}  "
            f"IC≤F: {'PASS' if r.IC_leq_F else 'FAIL'}  "
            f"IC=exp(κ): {'PASS' if r.IC_eq_exp_kappa else 'FAIL'}"
        )

    # Prediction verification
    print()
    print("=" * 80)
    print("  GCD Predictions — Verification")
    print("=" * 80)
    print()

    even = [r for r in results if r.is_even_denom]
    odd = [r for r in results if not r.is_even_denom]

    avg_F_even = sum(r.F for r in even) / len(even) if even else 0
    avg_F_odd = sum(r.F for r in odd) / len(odd) if odd else 0
    p1 = avg_F_even > avg_F_odd
    print(
        f"  P1 (even F > odd F): ⟨F⟩_even={avg_F_even:.4f} vs "
        f"⟨F⟩_odd={avg_F_odd:.4f} → {'CONFIRMED' if p1 else 'REFUTED'}"
    )

    hole_conj = [r for r in results if not r.is_fundamental_charge]
    particle = [r for r in results if r.is_fundamental_charge and not r.is_even_denom]
    if hole_conj and particle:
        avg_delta_hc = sum(r.heterogeneity_gap for r in hole_conj) / len(hole_conj)
        avg_delta_p = sum(r.heterogeneity_gap for r in particle) / len(particle)
        p2 = avg_delta_hc > avg_delta_p
        print(
            f"  P2 (hole-conj Δ > particle Δ): Δ_hc={avg_delta_hc:.4f} vs "
            f"Δ_p={avg_delta_p:.4f} → {'CONFIRMED' if p2 else 'REFUTED'}"
        )

    odd_particle = [r for r in odd if r.is_fundamental_charge]
    if hole_conj and odd_particle:
        avg_IC_hc = sum(r.IC for r in hole_conj) / len(hole_conj)
        avg_IC_p = sum(r.IC for r in odd_particle) / len(odd_particle)
        p3 = avg_IC_hc < avg_IC_p
        print(
            f"  P3 (hole-conj IC < particle IC): IC_hc={avg_IC_hc:.6f} vs "
            f"IC_p={avg_IC_p:.6f} → {'CONFIRMED' if p3 else 'REFUTED'}"
        )

    # P5: ν_LL universality
    ll_groups: dict[float, list[FQHEKernelResult]] = {}
    for r in results:
        ll_groups.setdefault(r.landau_level_filling, []).append(r)
    print("  P5 (ν_LL universality — same ν_LL → same charge):")
    for ll_val, group in sorted(ll_groups.items()):
        charges = {r.charge_e_star for r in group}
        match = len(charges) == 1
        print(
            f"    ν_LL = {ll_val:.3f}: {len(group)} states, "
            f"charges = {sorted(charges)}, "
            f"match = {'YES' if match else 'NO'}"
        )

    # P7: Cross-scale confinement
    print()
    print("  P7 (cross-scale confinement diagnostic IC/F):")
    for r in sorted(results, key=lambda x: x.IC / x.F if x.F > 0 else 0):
        ic_f = r.IC / r.F if r.F > 0 else 0
        tag = "even" if r.is_even_denom else ("particle" if r.is_fundamental_charge else "hole-conj")
        print(f"    {r.name:<16s} IC/F={ic_f:.4f}  [{tag}]")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
