Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Hardware – Quick Verification & Foundations (0E, 0F)

0E — What you can test in minutes (calculator-fast)

  • Clamp safety. Edge inputs become finite after clamping: a := clamp(a, -1+eps_a, +1-eps_a) with eps_a = 1e-6.
  • M2 identities. Lane combine for products/ratios matches rapidity exactly:
    a_mul = tanh(atanh(a1) + atanh(a2)), a_div = tanh(atanh(af) - atanh(ag)).
  • Streaming = batch = shuffled. Order-invariant fuse:
    U += w*atanh(a) ; W += w ; a_out := tanh(U / max(W, eps_w)) with eps_w = 1e-12.
  • Collapse parity. Classical results are unchanged: phi((m,a)) = m.

Tip: Start with uniform weights (w = 1) to validate order-invariance, then switch to w := |m|^gamma (default gamma = 1) for magnitude-aware fusion.


0F — How this builds on SSM and SSMS

  • Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematics (SSM). Two-lane arithmetic x := (m,a) with clamp-first rules, rapidity-space composition, and guarantees that collapsing via phi((m,a)) = m preserves classical arithmetic.
  • Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Symbols (SSMS). Canonical verbs for operations and decisions (s_add, s_mul, s_div, s_pow, s_unary, s_gt, s_eq, alignment-only gates) that become clean connector contracts.
  • Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Hardware (SSMH). Turns SSM + SSMS into a hardware-ready substrate: SSMS verbs → ports; SSM kernel (clamp/map → compose in u → inverse/re-clamp) executes them; silicon accelerates with a minimal SSM-ALU and a streaming SSACC {U,W} tile. Same semantics in software and RTL.

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