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Name: simgen-vla
Version: 6.2.0
Summary: TRUE ZERO Error GPU Arithmetic - 74 Native CUDA Kernels
Home-page: https://simgen.dev
Author: Clouthier Simulation Labs
Author-email: Clouthier Simulation Labs <kyle@simgen.dev>
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# SimGen VLA - TRUE ZERO Error GPU Arithmetic

**v6.0.3** | Drop-in PyTorch replacement | Eliminates floating point drift

```python
from simgen import vla

# Standard floating point FAILS this test
x = vla.tensor([1e16, 1.0, -1e16])
print(x.sum())  # 1.0 (exact) - PyTorch returns 0.0
```

## Installation

```bash
pip install simgen-vla
```

**Requires:** PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA (install separately)
```bash
pip install torch --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu121
```

## Two Precision Modes

| Mode | Class | Precision | Use Case |
|------|-------|-----------|----------|
| **Extended** | `vla.Tensor` | 2544 bits (48 x FP64) | General computation, ~30x better than FP64 |
| **TRUE ZERO** | `vla.ModularTensor` | Exact integers via CRT | Chaotic systems, reproducibility-critical |

### vla.Tensor - Extended Precision (Default)

48 FP64 limbs = 2544 bits of precision. Handles catastrophic cancellation, accumulation drift, and multi-scale physics.

```python
from simgen import vla

# Catastrophic cancellation - SOLVED
result = vla.tensor([1e16, 1.0, -1e16]).sum()
print(result.item())  # 1.0 (exact)

# Matrix operations with extended precision
A = vla.randn(100, 100)
B = vla.randn(100, 100)
C = vla.matmul(A, B)

# Reproducible across any GPU
print(C.fingerprint())  # Same hash on any hardware
```

### vla.ModularTensor - TRUE ZERO Exact Arithmetic

Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) based exact integer arithmetic. Zero numerical error for integer-representable computations.

```python
from simgen.vla import ModularTensor

# TRUE ZERO arithmetic - no floating point at all
a = ModularTensor.from_int(1000000000000000001)
b = ModularTensor.from_int(1000000000000000000)
c = a - b
print(c.to_int())  # 1 (exactly)

# Works with huge numbers (620+ bits)
x = ModularTensor.from_int(10**100)
y = ModularTensor.from_int(10**100)
z = x * y  # Exact multiplication of 10^200
```

## The Problem VLA Solves

### GPU Drift

Floating point errors accumulate every operation:

| Operation | PyTorch FP64 | VLA |
|-----------|--------------|-----|
| `[1e16, 1, -1e16].sum()` | **0.0** (wrong) | **1.0** (exact) |
| 100K steps of `x += 1e-7` | **drift** | **exact** |
| Same code, different GPU | **different results** | **identical SHA256** |

### Why This Matters

- **Simulations diverge**: ODE integrators drift from true trajectory
- **Energy leaks**: Physics engines violate conservation laws
- **Non-reproducible**: Same code, different GPU = different results
- **Chaos breaks**: Lorenz/turbulence simulations become meaningless after ~100 steps

## Quick Start Examples

### Basic Operations

```python
from simgen import vla

# Create tensors
a = vla.tensor([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])
b = vla.tensor([4.0, 5.0, 6.0])

# Arithmetic
c = a + b           # [5.0, 7.0, 9.0]
d = a * b           # [4.0, 10.0, 18.0]
e = vla.dot(a, b)   # 32.0

# Reductions
print(a.sum())      # 6.0
print(a.mean())     # 2.0
print(a.max())      # 3.0

# Linear algebra
M = vla.randn(100, 100)
N = vla.matmul(M, M.T)
```

### Simulation Accumulation

```python
from simgen import vla

# Simulate 100,000 time steps
n_steps = 100000
dt = 1e-7

# VLA: exact accumulation
deltas = vla.ones(n_steps) * dt
total = deltas.sum().item()
print(f"VLA: {total}")  # 0.01 (exact)

# FP64: drifts
fp64_total = sum([dt] * n_steps)
print(f"FP64: {fp64_total}")  # 0.009999999999... (drift)
```

### Energy Conservation

```python
from simgen import vla

# Harmonic oscillator: E = 0.5*v^2 + 0.5*x^2 should be constant
x = vla.tensor([1.0])  # Initial position
v = vla.tensor([0.0])  # Initial velocity
dt = vla.tensor([0.001])

initial_energy = (vla.tensor([0.5]) * v * v + vla.tensor([0.5]) * x * x).item()

for _ in range(10000):
    a = vla.tensor([0.0]) - x  # acceleration = -x
    v = v + a * dt
    x = x + v * dt

final_energy = (vla.tensor([0.5]) * v * v + vla.tensor([0.5]) * x * x).item()
print(f"Energy drift: {abs(final_energy - initial_energy):.2e}")
# VLA: much smaller drift than FP64
```

### TRUE ZERO Lorenz Chaos

```python
from simgen.vla import ModularTensor

# Lorenz system with EXACT arithmetic (no floating point)
SCALE = 1000000  # Fixed-point scaling
dt = 10  # Scaled timestep

# Initial conditions (scaled integers)
x = ModularTensor.from_int(10 * SCALE)
y = ModularTensor.from_int(10 * SCALE)
z = ModularTensor.from_int(10 * SCALE)

# Parameters
sigma = ModularTensor.from_int(10 * SCALE)
rho = ModularTensor.from_int(28 * SCALE)
beta_num = ModularTensor.from_int(8 * SCALE)
beta_den = ModularTensor.from_int(3)

# 50,000 steps with TRUE ZERO error
for _ in range(50000):
    dx = (sigma * (y - x) * dt) // (SCALE * SCALE)
    dy = ((x * (rho - z) // SCALE - y) * dt) // SCALE
    dz = ((x * y // SCALE - beta_num * z // beta_den // SCALE) * dt) // SCALE
    x, y, z = x + dx, y + dy, z + dz

print(f"x = {x.to_int() / SCALE:.6f}")  # Exact, reproducible everywhere
```

### Cross-GPU Reproducibility

```python
from simgen import vla

# Generate result with cryptographic hash
vla.manual_seed(42)
A = vla.randn(100, 100)
B = vla.randn(100, 100)
C = vla.matmul(A, B)

# This hash is IDENTICAL on any GPU, any OS, any machine
checksum = C.sha256()
print(f"SHA256: {checksum}")

# Verify on another machine
assert C.verify(checksum)  # Always True
```

## API Reference

### Creation Functions

```python
vla.tensor([1, 2, 3])              # From list
vla.tensor(numpy_array)            # From NumPy
vla.zeros(3, 3)                    # Zero tensor
vla.ones(3, 3)                     # Ones tensor
vla.eye(3)                         # Identity matrix
vla.randn(3, 3)                    # Normal random
vla.rand(3, 3)                     # Uniform random [0, 1)
vla.arange(10)                     # Range [0, 10)
vla.linspace(0, 1, 10)             # Linear spacing
vla.from_limbs(limbs_tensor)       # From raw limbs
```

### Arithmetic Operations

```python
a + b, a - b                       # Add, subtract (exact)
a * b                              # Multiply (extended precision)
a / b                              # Divide (high precision)
a ** 2                             # Power
a // b, a % b                      # Floor divide, modulo
-a                                 # Negate
abs(a)                             # Absolute value
```

### Reduction Operations

```python
x.sum()                            # Sum all elements
x.sum(dim=0)                       # Sum along dimension
x.mean()                           # Mean
x.prod()                           # Product
x.min(), x.max()                   # Min/max value
x.argmin(), x.argmax()             # Index of min/max
x.std(), x.var()                   # Standard deviation, variance
vla.norm(x)                        # L2 norm
vla.norm(x, p=1)                   # L1 norm
```

### Linear Algebra

```python
vla.dot(a, b)                      # Dot product
vla.matmul(A, B)                   # Matrix multiply
vla.mm(A, B)                       # Matrix multiply (alias)
vla.mv(A, v)                       # Matrix-vector multiply
vla.bmm(A, B)                      # Batched matrix multiply
```

### Linear Algebra - Full Suite

```python
from simgen.vla import linalg

x = linalg.solve(A, b)             # Solve Ax = b
A_inv = linalg.inv(A)              # Matrix inverse
d = linalg.det(A)                  # Determinant
Q, R = linalg.qr(A)                # QR decomposition
L = linalg.cholesky(A)             # Cholesky decomposition
U, S, Vh = linalg.svd(A)           # Singular value decomposition
vals, vecs = linalg.eig(A)         # Eigenvalues/eigenvectors
x, residuals = linalg.lstsq(A, b)  # Least squares
r = linalg.matrix_rank(A)          # Matrix rank
c = linalg.cond(A)                 # Condition number
n = linalg.norm(A)                 # Matrix norm
```

### Math Functions

```python
vla.exp(x), x.exp()                # Exponential
vla.log(x), x.log()                # Natural log
vla.sqrt(x), x.sqrt()              # Square root
vla.abs(x), x.abs()                # Absolute value
vla.sin(x), vla.cos(x), vla.tan(x) # Trigonometric
vla.tanh(x), vla.sigmoid(x)        # Activations
vla.floor(x), vla.ceil(x)          # Floor/ceiling
vla.round(x)                       # Round
vla.clamp(x, min, max)             # Clamp to range
```

### Neural Network Activations

```python
vla.relu(x), x.relu()              # ReLU
vla.sigmoid(x), x.sigmoid()        # Sigmoid
vla.tanh(x), x.tanh()              # Tanh
vla.softmax(x, dim=-1)             # Softmax
vla.log_softmax(x, dim=-1)         # Log-softmax
vla.gelu(x), x.gelu()              # GELU
vla.silu(x), x.silu()              # SiLU/Swish
```

### Shape Operations

```python
x.reshape(2, 3)                    # Reshape
x.transpose(0, 1), x.T             # Transpose
x.squeeze(), x.squeeze(dim=0)      # Remove dimensions
x.unsqueeze(0)                     # Add dimension
x.flatten()                        # Flatten to 1D
x.permute(2, 0, 1)                 # Permute dimensions
x.repeat(2, 3)                     # Repeat along dims
vla.stack([a, b, c])               # Stack tensors
vla.cat([a, b, c], dim=0)          # Concatenate
vla.split(x, 2)                    # Split into chunks
vla.chunk(x, 3)                    # Chunk into N parts
```

### Comparison & Utility

```python
vla.where(condition, x, y)         # Conditional select
vla.isnan(x)                       # Check for NaN
vla.isinf(x)                       # Check for Inf
vla.isfinite(x)                    # Check finite
```

### Reproducibility & Verification

```python
vla.manual_seed(42)                # Set random seed
vla.get_rng_state()                # Get RNG state
vla.set_rng_state(state)           # Restore RNG state

x.sha256()                         # Full SHA256 hash
x.fingerprint()                    # Short 8-char hash
x.verify(expected_hash)            # Verify hash matches
```

### Conversion

```python
x.item()                           # To Python scalar
x.tolist()                         # To Python list
x.numpy()                          # To NumPy array
x.cpu()                            # Move to CPU
x.cuda()                           # Move to GPU
x.to(device)                       # Move to device
float(x), int(x)                   # Python types
```

### ModularTensor API (TRUE ZERO)

```python
from simgen.vla import ModularTensor

# Creation
a = ModularTensor.from_int(12345)          # From integer
b = ModularTensor.from_float(3.14159, scale=1000000)  # Scaled float
c = ModularTensor.zeros()                  # Zero
d = ModularTensor.ones()                   # One

# Arithmetic (all exact)
a + b                              # Addition
a - b                              # Subtraction
a * b                              # Multiplication
a // b                             # Integer division
a % b                              # Modulo
-a                                 # Negate

# Conversion
a.to_int()                         # To Python int
a.to_float(scale=1000000)          # To float (descaled)

# Comparison
a == b, a != b                     # Equality
a < b, a <= b, a > b, a >= b       # Ordering
```

## Memory Usage

VLA uses 48 FP64 limbs per number = 384 bytes/element (vs 8 bytes for FP64).

```python
# Approximate memory usage
elements = 1_000_000
vla_memory = elements * 384 / 1e9    # ~0.38 GB
fp64_memory = elements * 8 / 1e9     # ~0.008 GB
```

Trade-off: 48x memory for exact precision.

## Performance Tips

1. **Batch operations**: Use vectorized ops, not loops
2. **GPU memory**: Keep tensors on GPU, minimize transfers
3. **ModularTensor for integers**: When you need TRUE ZERO, use CRT
4. **vla.Tensor for floats**: 30x better than FP64, good enough for most cases

```python
# Good: vectorized
result = vla.matmul(A, B)

# Bad: loop
result = vla.zeros(n, n)
for i in range(n):
    for j in range(n):
        result[i, j] = vla.dot(A[i], B[:, j])
```

## Use Cases

| Application | Mode | Why |
|-------------|------|-----|
| Physics simulations | `vla.Tensor` | Eliminates energy drift |
| Chaotic systems (Lorenz, weather) | `ModularTensor` | TRUE ZERO for exact trajectories |
| Financial calculations | `ModularTensor` | Exact arithmetic for compliance |
| ML reproducibility | `vla.Tensor` | Same SHA256 across hardware |
| Scientific verification | Both | Prove results match |
| Multi-scale physics | `vla.Tensor` | Handles 1e-10 to 1e10 in one sum |

## Comparison: VLA vs Alternatives

| Feature | PyTorch FP64 | NumPy FP128 | mpmath | VLA |
|---------|--------------|-------------|--------|-----|
| GPU acceleration | Yes | No | No | **Yes** |
| Exact summation | No | No | Yes | **Yes** |
| Cross-GPU reproducible | No | N/A | N/A | **Yes** |
| Drop-in PyTorch API | Yes | No | No | **Yes** |
| Performance | Fast | Slow | Very slow | Fast |

## Version History

- **6.0.3**: Added `ModularTensor` (CRT-based TRUE ZERO arithmetic)
- **6.0.2**: 48 limbs (2544 bits), improved multiplication precision
- **6.0.1**: Initial release with TwoSum/TwoProduct exact summation

## License

Free for personal, academic, and research use.
Commercial use: [simgen.dev](https://simgen.dev)

## Links

- **Homepage**: [simgen.dev](https://simgen.dev)
- **Documentation**: [simgen.dev/docs/vla](https://simgen.dev/docs/vla)
- **PyPI**: [pypi.org/project/simgen-vla](https://pypi.org/project/simgen-vla/)
- **Support**: kyle@simgen.dev

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