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Trace Reciprocity Graph Flow ​

Public status boundary. This route is a network-class trace surrogate for review. It does not assert accepted physics or proof status.

Model Purpose ​

The Trace Reciprocity Graph Flow simulation is a Network-Class computational model designed to stress-test the structural recoverability of a global system's trace from its distributed components. It evaluates the admissibility of network partitions and the invariance of trace identity across disjoint boundaries.

Simulation Class: Network Model
Status: S1 Prototype
Formalization Target: Lean 4 (Fabrica.TraceReciprocity · thm_trace_involution, thm_trace_dual_symmetry, thm_trace_dual_reflexive)

Spine Position ​

This model is rooted in the Trace Reciprocity Principle and the Science of Fabric Reality, evaluating how trace identity persists under topological partition.

Observables & Metrics ​

  • Global Trace: The trace computed from the global operator network matrix.
  • Local Trace Sum: The scalar sum of traces computed across all decomposed disjoint domains.
  • Reconstruction Error: The absolute differential between the Global Trace and the Local Trace Sum (|GlobalTrace−∑iLocalTracei|).
  • Proposed Reciprocity Residual (εrec): Evaluates whether source-target state exchanges satisfy adjoint/pairing reciprocity:εrec=|B(Tx,y)−B(x,T∗y)|∥Tx∥∥y∥+∥x∥∥T∗y∥+εtol

Fixture Classification: This numerical surrogate is classified as TRACE_PARTITION_ADDITIVITY_FIXTURE. It evaluates trace additivity under network partitioning; it does not constitute empirical evidence of categorical or adjoint reciprocity unless source-target exchanges are directly evaluated.

Invariants ​

  • TR1_Trace_Preservation: The reconstruction error must remain infinitesimal (computationally bounded to ~0), indicating perfect recoverability.

Failure Conditions ​

  • decomposition_failure: The reconstruction error exceeds computational tolerance due to non-admissible network decomposition.
  • trace_divergence: The structural divergence becomes macroscopically large (error > 0.5), breaking the partition additivity requirement.

Output Schema ​

Outputs strictly adhere to the SimulationOutput ontology.

Reproducibility ​

  • default: Configured with an admissible, disjoint, boundary-matched decomposition, simulating stable TR1 trace preservation.
  • stress: Configured with an overlapping or incomplete matrix decomposition, designed to artificially breach reciprocity and track invariant failure points.

Simulation Logs ​

SIMULATION BOUNDARY

The computations displayed on this page represent a Simulation Candidate (M4-SIMULATION classification). This is an algorithmic execution stress-test of internal mathematical invariants.

DO NOT interpret this output as empirical confirmation or formal theorem proof. The environment is strictly a computational model.

INTERPRETATION BOUNDARY

Any metrics or timeseries data derived from this simulation are strictly confined to the defined parameter space and cannot be generalized to physical reality without corresponding formalization and review (S5 classification).