SSM-Clock—Streaming & SSM-Wait (5.1–5.2)

5.1 Streaming inverse (recap, one command)

ASCII-safe producer (no UTF-16; writes plain text via CMD redirection):

python ssm_clock_stream_v2.py --manifest "clock_manifest.json" ^
  --obs_stream "clock_obs_stream.csv" --dt_days 0.002 --grid_step_min 2.0 --refine brent ^
  > "notes\tau_stream.log"

Output lines look like:

tau_days=0.000000
tau_days=0.002000
...

Notes.

  • Avoid PowerShell Tee-Object on Windows (default UTF-16). If you must tee, prefer CMD redirection as above or ensure UTF-8 explicitly in PowerShell 7+.
  • --dt_days is the assumed tick (e.g., 0.002 day ≈ 2.88 min per tick).
  • Keep logs under notes/ for audit; keep everything ASCII-only.

5.2 SSM-Wait: trigger when Delta_tau >= target minutes

Idea. Start from the first tau value t0. Each new tau_days gives an increment. Because tau is defined modulo T_search, we unwrap across the horizon so elapsed grows monotonically. Fire when the accumulated elapsed reaches your target.

Trigger definition (ASCII).

target_days  = minutes / 1440
elapsed_days = unwrap( tau_k - t0 , modulo = T_search )
fire when elapsed_days >= target_days

T_search policy.

if all periods are integers (days):  T_search = LCM(periods)
else:                                 T_search = max(periods)

Helper (ssm_wait.py).
Reopen-on-poll tail; modulo-aware unwrap; exits 0 on trigger.

Run (two windows).

  • Window A (producer): create the live tau log (5.1).
  • Window B (consumer): wait for N minutes of symbolic time:
python ssm_wait.py --manifest "clock_manifest.json" --tau_log "notes\tau_stream.log" --minutes 5

Expected message on trigger:

TRIGGER: Delta tau >= 5.0 min (elapsed=..., tau_days=...)

Notes.

  • --minutes is symbolic (tau-based), not wall-clock.
  • The tailer is robust to wraps at T_search; it advances elapsed across the boundary.
  • The helper never edits your stream; it only reads the growing log.

Navigation

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Explore further:

https://github.com/OMPSHUNYAYA/Symbolic-Mathematical-Clock