Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Hardware – What Works Everywhere, Checklist & Ready-Reckoner (4.22–4.24)

4.22 — What “works everywhere” really means

  • The number remains the same; the lane is bounded, composable, and stream-safe.
  • batch == stream == shuffled for the lane via U/W.
  • A tiny set of knobs makes tests deterministic and economics auditable.
  • Software first, silicon later — unchanged semantics across the stack.

4.23 — Quick calculator checklist (replicate any example)

  • Rapidities. For each input a_i, compute u_i := atanh(a_i).
  • Multiply lane. a_mul := tanh(u1 + u2) (closed form a_mul = (a1 + a2) / (1 + a1*a2)).
  • Divide lane. a_div := tanh(u_f - u_g) (closed form a_div = (a_f - a_g) / (1 - a_f*a_g)).
  • Fuse (weighted). U := sum(w_i*u_i), W := sum(w_i), a_out := tanh( U / max(W, eps_w) ).
  • Clamp everywhere. a := clamp(a, -1+eps_a, +1-eps_a) before mapping to u.
  • Classical parity. Always report phi((m,a)) = m.

4.24 — Tiny ready-reckoner (common values)
atanh(0.1)=0.1003353477
atanh(0.2)=0.2027325541
atanh(0.3)=0.3095196042
atanh(0.4)=0.4236489302
atanh(0.5)=0.5493061443
atanh(0.6)=0.6931471806
atanh(0.7)=0.8673005277
atanh(0.8)=1.0986122887


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