"""Sprint 14: The Fractal Bloom (Theorems BT-BX).

Extracted from bridges.py for module restructure (v2.0).
"""

import math
from typing import Dict

import numpy as np

from .constants import PHI, PHI_INV, T_STAR, LAM_STAR, KAP_STAR, ETA_STAR, F_STAR, MU_SLOW, MU_FAST
from .bridges import root_system_conservation, _free_energy, _projected_gradient

_ROOT_COUNTS = {'F4': 48, 'E6': 72, 'E7': 126, 'E8': 240}

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# SPRINT 14: The Fractal Bloom (BT-BX)
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def hessian_at_symmetric_projections() -> Dict:
    """Compute Hessian eigenvalues at each root system's symmetric projection.

    Theorem BT (Hessian Spectrum at Symmetric Projections):
    For each exceptional root system R, project its conservation triple
    onto the symmetric manifold: (lambda_R, (1-lambda_R)/2, (1-lambda_R)/2).
    The reduced Hessian of F at this interior point has eigenvalues
    (mu_slow(R), mu_fast(R)) that converge toward the golden equilibrium
    eigenvalues (mu_slow*, mu_fast*) = (5.934, 20.556).

    Key results:
      1. E8 has the closest Hessian eigenvalues to equilibrium.
      2. Both eigenvalues decrease monotonically as lambda_R -> lambda*.
      3. The condition number kappa = mu_fast/mu_slow also decreases,
         meaning the flow becomes better-conditioned at equilibrium.

    The Hessian captures second-order landscape geometry: the CURVATURE
    of the free energy well.  E8 sits in an almost-equilibrium-shaped
    well, while F4 sits in a much steeper, more anisotropic well.

    Returns:
        Dict with Hessian analysis for each system and convergence metrics.
    """
    T = T_STAR

    results = []
    for name in ['F4', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8']:
        r = root_system_conservation(name)
        lam = r['lambda_R']
        kap_sym = (1 - lam) / 2
        eta_sym = kap_sym

        # Reduced Hessian in (lambda, kappa) with eta = 1 - lambda - kappa
        H11 = 1 / lam ** 2 + T / lam + T / eta_sym
        H22 = T / kap_sym + T / eta_sym
        H12 = T / eta_sym

        trace = H11 + H22
        det = H11 * H22 - H12 ** 2
        disc = math.sqrt(max(trace ** 2 - 4 * det, 0))
        mu_fast_R = (trace + disc) / 2
        mu_slow_R = (trace - disc) / 2
        cond = mu_fast_R / mu_slow_R if mu_slow_R > 0 else float('inf')

        results.append({
            'system': name,
            'lambda_R': lam,
            'mu_slow': mu_slow_R,
            'mu_fast': mu_fast_R,
            'condition_number': cond,
        })

    # Equilibrium reference
    eq_cond = MU_FAST / MU_SLOW

    # E8 distance from equilibrium eigenvalues
    e8 = next(r for r in results if r['system'] == 'E8')
    e8_mu_slow_error = abs(e8['mu_slow'] - MU_SLOW) / MU_SLOW
    e8_mu_fast_error = abs(e8['mu_fast'] - MU_FAST) / MU_FAST

    # Check monotonicity: eigenvalues should decrease F4 -> E6 -> E7 -> E8
    mu_slows = [r['mu_slow'] for r in results]
    mu_fasts = [r['mu_fast'] for r in results]
    conds = [r['condition_number'] for r in results]

    slow_decreasing = all(mu_slows[i] > mu_slows[i + 1]
                          for i in range(len(mu_slows) - 1))
    fast_decreasing = all(mu_fasts[i] > mu_fasts[i + 1]
                          for i in range(len(mu_fasts) - 1))
    cond_decreasing = all(conds[i] > conds[i + 1]
                          for i in range(len(conds) - 1))

    return {
        'systems': results,
        'equilibrium_mu_slow': MU_SLOW,
        'equilibrium_mu_fast': MU_FAST,
        'equilibrium_condition': eq_cond,
        'e8_mu_slow_error': e8_mu_slow_error,
        'e8_mu_fast_error': e8_mu_fast_error,
        'e8_nearest': e8_mu_slow_error < 0.01,  # Within 1% of equilibrium
        'slow_monotone_decreasing': slow_decreasing,
        'fast_monotone_decreasing': fast_decreasing,
        'condition_monotone_decreasing': cond_decreasing,
    }


def free_energy_quadratic_scaling() -> Dict:
    """Show that symmetric manifold excess scales quadratically.

    Theorem BU (Free Energy Quadratic Scaling):
    The symmetric manifold excess Delta_sym(R) = F_sym(lambda_R) - F*
    obeys a universal quadratic law:

        Delta_sym(R) = (F_sym''(lambda*) / 2) * (lambda_R - lambda*)^2 + O(delta^3)

    where F_sym''(lambda*) / 2 ≈ 4.227 is the universal curvature prefactor.

    This is the FRACTAL SCALING LAW: the free energy landscape near the
    golden equilibrium is a universal parabola, regardless of which root
    system provides the starting point.  E8 matches the quadratic
    prediction to within 0.5%, while F4 (furthest) shows ~7% deviation
    from higher-order corrections.

    The parabolic well at lambda* is the deep geometric reason why E8 is
    thermodynamically special: its lambda sits inside the region where
    the quadratic approximation is excellent.

    Returns:
        Dict with scaling analysis and per-system quadratic fit quality.
    """
    T = T_STAR

    # Universal curvature: F_sym''(lambda*) = 1/lambda*^2 + T/lambda* + T/(1-lambda*)
    F_sym_pp = 1 / LAM_STAR ** 2 + T / LAM_STAR + T / (1 - LAM_STAR)
    prefactor = F_sym_pp / 2

    results = []
    for name in ['F4', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8']:
        r = root_system_conservation(name)
        lam = r['lambda_R']
        delta_lam = lam - LAM_STAR

        # Actual symmetric excess
        kap_sym = (1 - lam) / 2
        F_sym = _free_energy(lam, kap_sym, kap_sym)
        delta_actual = F_sym - F_STAR

        # Quadratic prediction
        delta_predicted = prefactor * delta_lam ** 2

        # Relative error
        error = abs(delta_predicted - delta_actual) / delta_actual if delta_actual > 0 else 0

        results.append({
            'system': name,
            'lambda_R': lam,
            'delta_lambda': delta_lam,
            'delta_sym_actual': delta_actual,
            'delta_sym_predicted': delta_predicted,
            'relative_error': error,
        })

    e8 = next(r for r in results if r['system'] == 'E8')

    return {
        'systems': results,
        'F_sym_second_derivative': F_sym_pp,
        'universal_prefactor': prefactor,
        'e8_quadratic_error': e8['relative_error'],
        'e8_in_quadratic_regime': e8['relative_error'] < 0.01,
        'e7_in_quadratic_regime': next(
            r for r in results if r['system'] == 'E7'
        )['relative_error'] < 0.01,
        'far_field_deviation': results[0]['relative_error'],  # F4 (furthest)
        'near_field_plateau': max(
            r['relative_error'] for r in results[-2:]  # E7, E8
        ),
    }


def two_phase_flow_universality() -> Dict:
    """Gradient flow from boundary points shows universal two-phase dynamics.

    Theorem BV (Two-Phase Flow Universality):
    The Watkins gradient flow from any exceptional root system boundary
    point to the golden equilibrium exhibits universal two-phase structure:

    Phase 1 (Boundary Escape): eta activates rapidly from ~0 to eta*/2.
        Duration: tau_1(R) varies by system but is always short.

    Phase 2 (Manifold Approach): (lambda, kappa) converge to equilibrium.
        Duration: tau_2 >> tau_1 and is governed by mu_slow ≈ 5.934.

    The crossover point (where eta first exceeds eta*/2 ≈ 0.0955)
    marks the transition from entropy-dominated to coherence-dominated flow.

    Convergence ordering: tau(E8) < tau(E7) < tau(E6) < tau(F4),
    consistent with E8 being the closest to equilibrium.

    Returns:
        Dict with two-phase flow analysis for each system.
    """
    T = T_STAR
    dt = 0.0005  # Fine step for accurate phase detection
    max_steps = 200000
    eta_crossover = (1 - LAM_STAR) / 4  # eta*/2
    convergence_tol = 1e-6
    kap_star = KAP_STAR

    results = []
    for name in ['F4', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8']:
        r = root_system_conservation(name)
        lam = r['lambda_R']
        kap = r['kappa_R']
        eta = r['eta_R']

        # Perturb into interior
        eps = 1e-6
        if eta < eps:
            eta = eps
            lam -= eps / 2
            kap -= eps / 2
        total = lam + kap + eta
        lam, kap, eta = lam / total, kap / total, eta / total

        crossover_step = None
        converge_step = None

        for step in range(max_steps):
            # Projected gradient
            lam_c = max(lam, 1e-15)
            kap_c = max(kap, 1e-15)
            eta_c = max(eta, 1e-15)

            g_lam = -1.0 / lam_c + T * (math.log(lam_c) + 1)
            g_kap = T * (math.log(kap_c) + 1)
            g_eta = T * (math.log(eta_c) + 1)
            mean_g = (g_lam + g_kap + g_eta) / 3

            ng_lam = g_lam - mean_g
            ng_kap = g_kap - mean_g
            ng_eta = g_eta - mean_g

            grad_norm = math.sqrt(ng_lam ** 2 + ng_kap ** 2 + ng_eta ** 2)

            if crossover_step is None and eta >= eta_crossover:
                crossover_step = step

            if grad_norm < convergence_tol:
                converge_step = step
                break

            lam -= dt * ng_lam
            kap -= dt * ng_kap
            eta -= dt * ng_eta

            lam = max(lam, 1e-12)
            kap = max(kap, 1e-12)
            eta = max(eta, 1e-12)
            total = lam + kap + eta
            lam, kap, eta = lam / total, kap / total, eta / total

        final_dist = math.sqrt(
            (lam - LAM_STAR) ** 2 + (kap - kap_star) ** 2 + (eta - kap_star) ** 2
        )

        tau_1 = crossover_step * dt if crossover_step is not None else None
        tau_total = converge_step * dt if converge_step is not None else max_steps * dt

        results.append({
            'system': name,
            'crossover_step': crossover_step,
            'converge_step': converge_step,
            'tau_phase1': tau_1,
            'tau_total': tau_total,
            'tau_phase2': tau_total - tau_1 if tau_1 is not None else None,
            'phase2_dominant': (
                tau_1 is not None and tau_total > 0
                and tau_1 / tau_total < 0.5
            ),
            'final_distance': final_dist,
            'converged': final_dist < 1e-4,
        })

    # Check ordering: tau(E8) < tau(E7) < tau(E6) < tau(F4)
    taus = [r['tau_total'] for r in results]
    time_ordering_correct = taus == sorted(taus, reverse=True)

    return {
        'systems': results,
        'eta_crossover_threshold': eta_crossover,
        'all_converged': all(r['converged'] for r in results),
        'all_two_phase': all(r['phase2_dominant'] for r in results),
        'time_ordering_correct': time_ordering_correct,
    }


def coupling_cascade_monotonicity() -> Dict:
    """Show that curvature coupling runs monotonically through the cascade.

    Theorem BW (Coupling Cascade Monotonicity):
    The curvature coupling gamma_R = kappa_R / lambda_R at each
    exceptional root system is MONOTONICALLY ORDERED through the cascade:

        gamma_{F4} < gamma_{E6} < gamma_{E7} < gamma_{E8}

    with the golden equilibrium coupling gamma* = kap*/lam* ≈ 0.309
    sitting between E6 and E7.  This creates a natural partition:

        Under-coupled (gamma < gamma*): F4, E6
        Over-coupled  (gamma > gamma*): E7, E8

    The coupling gamma = kappa/lambda measures the ratio of curvature
    to coherence.  Its monotone running through the cascade mirrors a
    RENORMALIZATION GROUP FLOW: E8 is the 'UV' endpoint (maximum coupling),
    descending through E7 -> E6 -> F4 toward smaller coupling.

    The golden equilibrium gamma* is the FIXED POINT of this flow.

    Returns:
        Dict with coupling analysis for each system and monotonicity proof.
    """
    gamma_star = KAP_STAR / LAM_STAR

    results = []
    for name in ['F4', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8']:
        r = root_system_conservation(name)
        lam = r['lambda_R']
        kap = r['kappa_R']
        gamma = kap / lam if lam > 0 else 0
        delta_gamma = gamma - gamma_star

        results.append({
            'system': name,
            'lambda_R': lam,
            'kappa_R': kap,
            'gamma': gamma,
            'delta_gamma': delta_gamma,
            'regime': 'over-coupled' if delta_gamma > 0 else 'under-coupled',
        })

    gammas = [r['gamma'] for r in results]
    monotone_increasing = all(gammas[i] < gammas[i + 1]
                              for i in range(len(gammas) - 1))

    # Identify which systems bracket gamma*
    under = [r for r in results if r['delta_gamma'] < 0]
    over = [r for r in results if r['delta_gamma'] > 0]

    bracket_lower = under[-1]['system'] if under else None
    bracket_upper = over[0]['system'] if over else None

    # Closest to gamma* overall
    closest = min(results, key=lambda r: abs(r['delta_gamma']))

    return {
        'systems': results,
        'gamma_star': gamma_star,
        'monotone_increasing': monotone_increasing,
        'bracket': (bracket_lower, bracket_upper),
        'closest_to_equilibrium': closest['system'],
        'closest_delta': abs(closest['delta_gamma']),
        'n_under_coupled': len(under),
        'n_over_coupled': len(over),
    }


def curvature_landscape_along_manifold(n_points: int = 200) -> Dict:
    """Map the Hessian curvature continuously along the symmetric manifold.

    Theorem BX (Free Energy Curvature Landscape):
    Along the symmetric manifold (lambda, (1-lambda)/2, (1-lambda)/2)
    for lambda in (1/3, 1), the reduced Hessian eigenvalues mu_slow(lambda)
    and mu_fast(lambda) are:

    1. Both MONOTONICALLY DECREASING as lambda decreases toward lambda*.
    2. The condition number kappa(lambda) = mu_fast/mu_slow is also
       monotonically decreasing — the well becomes BETTER CONDITIONED
       as it approaches the golden equilibrium.
    3. The exceptional root systems sample this landscape at discrete
       lambda_R values, with E8 in the most equilibrium-like region.

    The curvature landscape reveals the SHAPE of the free energy well
    as a continuous function.  The exceptional systems are 'flowers'
    blooming at specific points on a smooth curvature curve.  The curve
    itself is the 'stem' — the universal structure from which the
    discrete root system points emerge.

    Parameters:
        n_points: number of sample points along the manifold.

    Returns:
        Dict with curvature landscape data and exceptional system positions.
    """
    T = T_STAR

    # Sample the symmetric manifold
    lam_min = 1.0 / 3 + 0.01  # Avoid degenerate point
    lam_max = 0.99
    lam_values = [lam_min + (lam_max - lam_min) * i / (n_points - 1)
                  for i in range(n_points)]

    landscape = []
    for lam in lam_values:
        kap_sym = (1 - lam) / 2
        eta_sym = kap_sym

        H11 = 1 / lam ** 2 + T / lam + T / eta_sym
        H22 = T / kap_sym + T / eta_sym
        H12 = T / eta_sym

        tr = H11 + H22
        det = H11 * H22 - H12 ** 2
        disc = math.sqrt(max(tr ** 2 - 4 * det, 0))
        mu_fast_val = (tr + disc) / 2
        mu_slow_val = (tr - disc) / 2
        cond = mu_fast_val / mu_slow_val if mu_slow_val > 0 else float('inf')

        F_val = _free_energy(lam, kap_sym, kap_sym)

        landscape.append({
            'lambda': lam,
            'mu_slow': mu_slow_val,
            'mu_fast': mu_fast_val,
            'condition_number': cond,
            'F_symmetric': F_val,
        })

    # Check monotonicity on the equilibrium side (lambda from lambda* up to 1)
    # We expect both eigenvalues and condition number to increase as lambda moves
    # AWAY from lambda* (toward 1)
    eq_idx = min(range(len(landscape)),
                 key=lambda i: abs(landscape[i]['lambda'] - LAM_STAR))

    above_eq = landscape[eq_idx:]  # lambda >= lambda*
    slow_mono = all(above_eq[i]['mu_slow'] <= above_eq[i + 1]['mu_slow']
                    for i in range(len(above_eq) - 1))
    fast_mono = all(above_eq[i]['mu_fast'] <= above_eq[i + 1]['mu_fast']
                    for i in range(len(above_eq) - 1))
    cond_mono = all(above_eq[i]['condition_number'] <= above_eq[i + 1]['condition_number']
                    for i in range(len(above_eq) - 1))

    # Mark exceptional system positions on the landscape
    markers = {}
    for name in ['F4', 'E6', 'E7', 'E8']:
        r = root_system_conservation(name)
        lam_R = r['lambda_R']
        idx = min(range(len(landscape)),
                  key=lambda i, lr=lam_R: abs(landscape[i]['lambda'] - lr))
        markers[name] = {
            'lambda_R': lam_R,
            'landscape_index': idx,
            'mu_slow': landscape[idx]['mu_slow'],
            'mu_fast': landscape[idx]['mu_fast'],
            'condition_number': landscape[idx]['condition_number'],
        }

    # Equilibrium is the global minimum of condition number
    min_cond_idx = min(range(len(landscape)),
                       key=lambda i: landscape[i]['condition_number'])
    min_cond_lam = landscape[min_cond_idx]['lambda']

    return {
        'landscape_size': len(landscape),
        'lambda_range': (lam_values[0], lam_values[-1]),
        'slow_monotone_above_eq': slow_mono,
        'fast_monotone_above_eq': fast_mono,
        'condition_monotone_above_eq': cond_mono,
        'equilibrium_index': eq_idx,
        'min_condition_lambda': min_cond_lam,
        'min_condition_below_equilibrium': min_cond_lam < LAM_STAR,
        'markers': markers,
    }


