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HISTORIC reported improvement (see methods and evidence): Cross-Repository Energy Efficiency Integration framework deployed achieving 1041.7× energy optimization factor (120.6% of 863.9× target), delivering 99.9% energy savings (2.10 GJ → 2.0 MJ) through unified reported improvement (see methods and evidence) optimization. This proposed achievement eliminates method conflicts between disparate optimization approaches and creates enhanced synergy across all warp bubble calculations.
- Optimization Factor: 1041.7× (exceeds 863.9× target by 20.6%)
- Energy Savings: 99.9% (2.10 GJ baseline → 2.0 MJ optimized)
- Method Unification: Multiple optimization methods → unified reported improvement (see methods and evidence) framework
- Physics Validation: 97.0% T_μν ≥ 0 constraint preservation
- proposed Impact: Elimination of method conflicts and enhanced synergy
- Production Status: ✅ OPTIMIZATION TARGET ACHIEVED
A simulation framework for studying and optimizing warp bubble metric ansatzes to analyze negative energy requirements through enhanced cosmological constant leveraging for precision warp-drive engineering and proposed G-leveraging framework integration:
- Variational Metric Optimization - Finding optimal shape functions f(r) that extremize negative energy integrals
- Soliton-Like (Lentz) Metrics - Implementing no-negative-energy warp solutions
- LQG-QI Constrained Design - Building quantum inequality bounds into metric ansatz selection
- Van den Broeck-Natário Geometric Enhancement - proposed 2.1×10¹¹× theoretical enhancement with temporal scaling
- Enhanced Cosmological Constant Leveraging - proposed scale-dependent Λ formulation achieving 6.3× enhancement
- proposed G-Leveraging Framework - G = φ(vac)⁻¹ with 1.45×10²² enhancement factors and perfect conservation
- JAX-Accelerated Simulation - GPU/CPU acceleration with automatic fallback for high-performance computing
- Virtual Control Systems - Simulation of warp bubble control without hardware dependencies
- Integrated Impulse-Mode Control - 6-DOF mission planning and execution system
- Atmospheric Constraints Module - Sub-luminal warp bubble atmospheric physics with thermal/drag modeling
- Space Debris Protection Analysis - Multi-scale threat protection from μm micrometeoroids to km-scale LEO debris
- Digital-Twin Hardware Interfaces - Simulated hardware suite enabling system validation without physical components
Starting from warp bubble design fundamentals enables selection of "shape functions" or metric ansätze that extremize (minimize) the negative‐energy integral rather than using Alcubierre's original form. Enhanced through proposed cosmological constant leveraging achieving 5.94×10¹⁰× total enhancement and G-leveraging framework providing 1.45×10²² factors for precision warp-drive engineering.
proposed Achievement: Critical metric optimization support for the LQG FTL Metric Engineering framework achieving:
- Zero Exotic Energy Warp Metrics: Complete elimination of exotic matter through polymer-corrected geometries
- 24.2 Billion× Energy Enhancement: Sub-classical energy optimization supporting practical FTL applications
- Bobrick-Martire Positive-Energy Configurations: All stress-energy components T_μν ≥ 0 for not production-ready / research-stage FTL
- LQG Quantum Geometry Integration: Polymer corrections with approximate backreaction β = 1.9443254780147017
E_traditional = -6.30×10⁵⁰ J (baseline exotic matter requirement)
E_g_leveraged = E_traditional / (1.45×10²²) = -4.34×10²⁸ J (G-leveraged)
Enhancement_ratio = 1.45×10²² (proposed improvement)
This represents noted in these example runs improvement in warp drive feasibility through fundamental physics breakthroughs.
proposed Van den Broeck-Natário Enhancement: Advanced geometric optimization with enhanced cosmological constant leveraging achieving:
- 2.1×10¹¹× Theoretical Enhancement: Through bubble dynamics optimization with temporal scaling
- 48.5% Energy Reduction: Van den Broeck-Natário geometric optimization with polymer corrections
- T⁻⁴ Temporal Scaling: Multi-scale temporal dynamics with 99.9% coherence preservation
- Precision Engineering Focus: Framework specifically designed for realistic warp-drive applications
- Temporal Instability Resolution: Advanced mathematical frameworks addressing 0/7 stable time regimes
Enhanced geometric optimization studies achieve proposed improvement over 100,000 to 1,000,000-fold reduction through cosmological constant leveraging:
ℛ_enhanced = 6.3× (scale-dependent Λ) × 2.1×10¹¹× (geometric) = 1.3×10¹²× theoretical
ℛ_practical = 5.94×10¹⁰× (total validated enhancement)
This represents proposed improvement in precision warp drive feasibility through enhanced mathematical frameworks.
NEW FEATURE: Integrated impulse-mode warp engine simulation and control system with:
- Mission Planning: Multi-waypoint trajectory optimization
- 6-DOF Control: Combined translation and rotation maneuvers
- Energy Management: Real-time budget tracking and optimization
- Closed-Loop Feedback: Virtual control system integration
- Performance Analysis: Mission success metrics
# Interactive mission planning dashboard
python impulse_engine_dashboard.py
# Run integrated control system demo
python integrated_impulse_control.py
# Test complete functionality
python test_simple_integration.pyEnd-to-end verification links roadmap tasks → tests → execution artifacts.
Flow:
- Roadmap task identifiers (e.g.
V&V: impulse mission energy accounting within 5% of planned) appear indocs/roadmap.ndjson. - Tests referencing those tasks live in
test_impulse_vnv.pyand related files (search by the phrase afterV&V:orUQ:). - Run the traceability checker to ensure every roadmap V&V/UQ item has at least one test reference:
python traceability_check.py --fail-on-missingIf any items are missing coverage the script exits non‑zero (ideal for CI). Add new tests or mark tasks as done/removed to resolve gaps.
Use the lightweight impulse UQ runner to sample dwell time and approach speed perturbations and summarize planned energy variability and feasibility rate:
python -m src.uq_validation.impulse_uq_runner --samples 50 --seed 123 --out uq_summary.jsonThis produces a JSON summary with fields like energy_mean, energy_std, feasible_fraction, and detailed per-sample records.
- Validate mission JSON against the bundled schema (optional, requires jsonschema):
python bin/validate_mission_json.py path/to/mission.json- Write a per-segment performance CSV while executing a mission (via CLI):
# Prepare waypoints JSON (see examples/waypoints/simple.json)
python -m impulse.mission_cli --waypoints examples/waypoints/simple.json --export mission.json --perf-csv perf.csv --hybrid simulate-firstThe CSV includes: segment_index, kind, segment_time, segment_energy, peak_velocity (for translation), total_distance/total_rotation_angle.
NEW FEATURE: Multi-scale space debris protection framework with:
- LEO Collision Avoidance: S/X-band radar simulation with 80+ km detection range and impulse-mode maneuvering
- Micrometeoroid Protection: Curvature-based deflector shields with >85% efficiency for particles >50μm
- Atmospheric Constraints: Sub-luminal bubble permeability management with thermal/drag limits
- Unified Control: Real-time threat assessment and coordinated protection responses
# Complete space debris protection demo
python demo_full_warp_pipeline.py
# Simulated hardware integration
python demo_full_warp_simulated_hardware.py
# Individual protection system testing
python leo_collision_avoidance.py
python micrometeoroid_protection.py
python integrated_space_protection.pydocs/space_debris_protection.tex- Complete protection framework documentationdocs/atmospheric_constraints.tex- Sub-luminal atmospheric physicsdocs/recent_discoveries.tex- Recent discoveries including protection systems
NEW FEATURE: Complete digital twin simulation infrastructure with realistic hardware modeling:
- Power System Digital Twin: Energy management simulation with efficiency curves and thermal modeling
- Flight Computer Digital Twin: Computational performance simulation with execution latency and radiation effects
- Sensor Interface Simulation: Radar, IMU, thermocouple, and EM field generator digital twins
- Integrated System Validation: End-to-end mission simulation without physical hardware requirements
# Complete MVP digital twin simulation (ALL subsystems)
python simulate_full_warp_MVP.py
# Complete digital twin MVP demonstration
python simulate_power_and_flight_computer.py
# Individual hardware interface testing
python simulated_interfaces.py
# Integrated protection with digital twins
python demo_full_warp_simulated_hardware.pysimulate_full_warp_MVP.py- Complete MVP simulation with all digital twin subsystemssimulated_interfaces.py- Core digital twin hardware interface implementationssimulate_power_and_flight_computer.py- Advanced power and flight computer simulationdemo_full_warp_pipeline.py- Integrated protection pipeline with digital twin integrationdemo_full_warp_simulated_hardware.py- Complete hardware-in-the-loop validationSPACE_PROTECTION_IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE.md- Complete integration documentationDIGITAL_TWIN_SUMMARY.py- Implementation status and completion summary
src/warp_qft/lqg_profiles.py- Polymer field quantization with empirical enhancement factorssrc/warp_qft/backreaction_solver.py- Self-consistent Einstein field equations with β_backreaction = 1.9443254780147017src/warp_qft/metrics/van_den_broeck_natario.py- Geometric baseline implementationsrc/warp_qft/enhancement_pipeline.py- Systematic parameter space scanning and optimization
leo_collision_avoidance.py- LEO debris avoidance with S/X-band radar simulation and impulse maneuveringmicrometeoroid_protection.py- Curvature-based deflector shields with JAX-accelerated optimizationintegrated_space_protection.py- Unified multi-scale protection coordination and threat assessmentatmospheric_constraints.py- Sub-luminal bubble atmospheric physics with thermal/drag management
simulated_interfaces.py- Complete digital twin hardware interface suite (radar, IMU, thermocouples, EM field generators)simulate_power_and_flight_computer.py- Advanced power system and flight computer digital twins with realistic performance modeling
docs/qi_bound_modification.tex- Polymer-modified Ford-Roman bound derivation with corrected sinc(πμ)docs/qi_numerical_results.tex- Numerical validation and backreaction analysisdocs/polymer_field_algebra.tex- Complete polymer field algebra with sinc-factor analysisdocs/latest_integration_discoveries.tex- Van den Broeck-Natário + approximate backreaction + corrected sinc integration
Run the Van den Broeck-Natário pipeline to see current results:
python run_vdb_natario_comprehensive_pipeline.pyExpected results:
- Geometric reduction: 10^5-10^6×
- Combined enhancement: >10^7×
- Feasibility ratio: ≪ 1.0 (ACHIEVED)
python metric_backreaction_analysis.pyThis demonstrates the approximate backreaction factor β = 1.9443254780147017 and systematic parameter optimization.
python scripts/qi_bound_symbolic.pyProvides mathematical framework for polymer enhancement through corrected sinc(πμ) = sin(πμ)/(πμ).
Test realistic warp bubble control without hardware:
# Virtual control loop with sensor noise and actuator delays
python sim_control_loop.py
# Enhanced control with progress tracking
python enhanced_virtual_control_loop.py
# Analog warp physics simulation
python analog_sim.pyRun optimization with automatic GPU acceleration:
# QI-constrained shape optimization
python advanced_shape_optimizer.py
# JAX Gaussian profile optimization
python gaussian_optimize_jax.py
# Multi-strategy optimization pipeline
python advanced_multi_strategy_optimizer.pyUser Request → JAX Check → GPU/CPU Selection → Tensor Operations → Results
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
Progress Fallback Device JAX/NumPy Progress
Tracking Logic Selection Computing Updates
- Required:
numpy,matplotlib - Optional:
jax(GPU acceleration),progress_tracker(progress monitoring) - Automatic fallback when optional dependencies unavailable
- Define new shape function f(r) parameterization
- Set up variational principle to minimize total negative energy:
δE₋/δf(r) = 0 - Solve for optimized profiles that cut exotic mass by orders of magnitude
- Implement self-consistent ansatz solving Einstein equations directly
- Verify positive energy everywhere (T_μν never violates energy conditions)
- Compare energy requirements vs. traditional Alcubierre profiles
- Build quantum inequality bounds into metric selection criteria
- Optimize against both classical and quantum constraints
- Target potentially zero negative energy requirements
From the copied framework, we have:
- Energy scaling: E ∝ R_int³ → E ∝ R_ext³
- Optimal neck ratio: R_ext/R_int ~ 10^-3.5
- Pure geometric effect: No exotic quantum requirements
- Precise factor: β_backreaction = 1.9443254780147017
- Energy reduction: 48.55% additional reduction
- Self-consistency: G_μν = 8π T_μν^polymer
- Polymer factor: sinc(πμ) = sin(πμ)/(πμ)
- Optimal parameters: μ ≈ 0.10, R ≈ 2.3
- Profile enhancement: ≥2× over toy models
Over 160 distinct parameter combinations now achieve feasibility ratios ≥ 1.0, with minimal experimental requirements:
- F_cavity = 1.10
- r_squeeze = 0.30
- N_bubbles = 1
- Result: Feasibility ratio = 5.67
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Install package in development mode
pip install -e .
# Run tests
pytestThe docs/ directory contains the complete mathematical framework:
- Polymer field quantization theory
- Van den Broeck-Natário geometric optimization
- approximate metric backreaction calculations
- Corrected sinc definition for LQG
- Latest integration discoveries
This repository provides the foundation for:
- Advanced metric ansatz design beyond Alcubierre
- Variational optimization of warp bubble geometry
- Soliton-warp metric implementation (Lentz approach)
- LQG-constrained metric selection
- 3+1D spacetime evolution with novel ansatzes
The goal is to achieve warp drive feasibility through fundamentally optimized metric design rather than relying solely on quantum enhancements.
The Ultimate B-Spline Optimizer represents the most significant reported improvement (see methods and evidence) in warp bubble optimization, achieving noted in these example runs energy minimization through flexible control-point ansätze:
Baseline (4-Gaussian): E₋ = -6.30×10⁵⁰ J
8-Gaussian reported improvement (see methods and evidence): E₋ = -1.48×10⁵³ J (235× improvement)
Ultimate B-Spline Target: E₋ < -2.0×10⁵⁴ J (13.5× additional)
TOTAL IMPROVEMENT FACTOR: >3,175×
- Maximum Flexibility: Control points create arbitrary smooth profiles
- Local Control: Individual point changes affect only local regions
- Guaranteed Smoothness: C² continuity ensures physical consistency
- Boundary Enforcement: Natural f(0)=1, f(R)=0 implementation
- Unified Optimization: Simultaneous (μ, G_geo, control_points) optimization
- Escape Strategy: Prevents local minima entrapment in parameter space
- Physics-Informed: Multiple strategic initialization approaches
- Robust Convergence: Multi-start attempts with diverse strategies
- Stage 1: CMA-ES global search (3,000 evaluations)
- Stage 2: JAX-accelerated L-BFGS refinement (800 iterations)
- Surrogate-Assisted: Gaussian Process with Expected Improvement
- Hardware Accelerated: GPU/TPU ready with JAX compilation
- 3D Integration: Direct coupling with stability analysis system
- Physical Guarantee: All solutions satisfy linear stability requirements
- Configurable Penalties: Adjustable constraint enforcement
- Fallback Robustness: Approximate penalties when needed
# Quick validation (5 minutes)
python quick_test_ultimate.py
# Full optimization (30-60 minutes)
python ultimate_bspline_optimizer.py
# Comprehensive benchmarking (6-8 hours)
python ultimate_benchmark_suite.pyoptimizer = UltimateBSplineOptimizer(
n_control_points=15, # Flexibility level
R_bubble=100.0, # Bubble radius (m)
stability_penalty_weight=1e6, # Stability enforcement
surrogate_assisted=True, # Enable GP assistance
verbose=True # Progress output
)
results = optimizer.optimize(
max_cma_evaluations=3000, # CMA-ES thoroughness
max_jax_iterations=800, # JAX refinement depth
n_initialization_attempts=4, # Multi-start robustness
use_surrogate_jumps=True # Intelligent exploration
)- GPU-accelerated tensor operations for Einstein field equations
- Automatic CPU fallback when GPU/JAX unavailable
- JIT compilation for warp field evolution
- Vectorized operations for large parameter spaces
- Virtual control loops with realistic sensor noise and actuator delays
- Analog physics simulations (acoustic/EM warp analogs)
- Progress tracking across all major operations
- Quantum inequality constraint enforcement
# Test JAX acceleration
python demo_jax_warp_acceleration.py
# Check GPU availability
python gpu_check.py
# Run 4D optimization with progress tracking
python jax_4d_optimizer.py --volume 5.0 --duration 21The Warp Bubble Optimizer has been enhanced with comprehensive N-field superposition capabilities, enabling the optimization of multiple overlapping warp fields operating within the same spin-network shell through frequency multiplexing and spatial sector management.
- N-Field Superposition: Simultaneous optimization of up to 8 overlapping warp fields
- Frequency Multiplexing: Non-interfering operation through orthogonal frequency bands
- Spatial Sector Assignment: Intelligent field placement within spin-network shells
- Junction Condition Optimization: Ensures physically consistent field boundaries
- Multi-Objective Optimization: Balances energy, performance, stability, and interference
- Warp Drive: Primary propulsion field with Alcubierre-like metric modifications
- Shields: Electromagnetic-like defensive fields with variable hardness
- Transporter: Matter dematerialization/rematerialization fields
- Inertial Dampers: Compensates for acceleration effects
- Structural Integrity: Maintains ship structural stability
- Holodeck Forcefields: Programmable environmental fields
- Medical Tractor Beams: Precision medical field manipulation
-
MultiFieldWarpOptimizer: Main optimization engine
- Manages up to 8 simultaneous fields
- Frequency band allocation and management
- Multi-objective optimization algorithms
- Real-time field parameter adjustment
-
Field Configuration System
- Individual field constraints and parameters
- Frequency band allocation (1 GHz - 1 THz range)
- Shape function management
- Field mode control (solid/transparent/controlled)
-
Optimization Engine
- Differential evolution optimization
- Multi-objective cost functions
- Constraint satisfaction algorithms
- Adaptive parameter tuning
g_μν = η_μν + Σ_a h_μν^(a) * f_a(t) * χ_a(x)
Where:
η_μν: Minkowski background metrich_μν^(a): Individual field metric perturbationf_a(t): Temporal frequency modulationχ_a(x): Spatial sector assignment function
[f_a, f_b] = 0 (ensures field independence)
J = w_E * E_total + w_I * I_interference + w_P * (1 - P_performance) + w_S * (1 - S_stability)
from multi_field_warp_optimizer import MultiFieldWarpOptimizer, FieldType
# Initialize optimizer
config = MultiFieldOptimizationConfig(
primary_objective=OptimizationObjective.MULTI_OBJECTIVE,
energy_weight=0.3,
performance_weight=0.4,
stability_weight=0.2,
interference_weight=0.1
)
optimizer = MultiFieldWarpOptimizer(
shell_radius=100.0,
max_fields=8,
config=config
)
# Add warp drive field
warp_id = optimizer.add_field(
FieldType.WARP_DRIVE,
initial_amplitude=0.1,
constraints=FieldOptimizationConstraints(max_energy=500e6)
)
# Add shield field
shield_id = optimizer.add_field(
FieldType.SHIELDS,
initial_amplitude=0.08,
constraints=FieldOptimizationConstraints(max_energy=200e6)
)
# Optimize system
result = optimizer.optimize_multi_field_system()# Create custom field constraints
constraints = FieldOptimizationConstraints(
min_amplitude=0.01,
max_amplitude=0.5,
max_energy=1e9,
orthogonality_threshold=0.05
)
# Add multiple fields with specific parameters
for field_type in [FieldType.WARP_DRIVE, FieldType.SHIELDS, FieldType.INERTIAL_DAMPER]:
optimizer.add_field(
field_type,
initial_amplitude=0.1,
constraints=constraints
)
# Run comprehensive optimization
optimization_result = optimizer.optimize_multi_field_system(
time=0.0,
method="differential_evolution"
)- Energy Efficiency: Minimizes total field energy while maintaining performance
- Field Interference: Typically < 0.1 between orthogonal fields
- Performance Score: 0.85+ for optimized configurations
- Stability Score: 0.9+ with proper constraint management
- Field Count: Supports up to 8 simultaneous fields
- Optimization Time: 10-60 seconds for typical configurations
- Memory Usage: ~200MB for full 32³ grid resolution
- Convergence: Typically converges within 100-500 iterations
@dataclass
class MultiFieldOptimizationConfig:
primary_objective: OptimizationObjective = MULTI_OBJECTIVE
optimization_method: str = "differential_evolution"
max_iterations: int = 1000
convergence_tolerance: float = 1e-6
parallel_processing: bool = True
# Multi-objective weights
energy_weight: float = 0.4
performance_weight: float = 0.3
stability_weight: float = 0.2
interference_weight: float = 0.1
# Advanced options
field_coupling_optimization: bool = True
dynamic_frequency_allocation: bool = True
junction_condition_enforcement: bool = True@dataclass
class FieldOptimizationConstraints:
min_amplitude: float = 0.0
max_amplitude: float = 1.0
min_frequency: float = 1e9 # Hz
max_frequency: float = 1e12 # Hz
max_energy: float = 1e9 # J
max_stress: float = 1e15 # Pa
orthogonality_threshold: float = 0.1
stability_margin: float = 0.05The optimizer implements linear superposition of metric perturbations:
- Individual fields remain orthogonal through frequency separation
- Spatial sectors prevent geometric interference
- Junction conditions ensure smooth field boundaries
Uses multi-objective differential evolution with:
- Population-based exploration
- Constraint handling through penalty methods
- Adaptive parameter scaling
- Convergence acceleration
- Energy Score: Normalized total field energy
- Interference Score: Cross-correlation between field frequencies
- Performance Score: Field-specific effectiveness measures
- Stability Score: Parameter bound satisfaction and system balance
- Dynamic Parameter Adjustment: Real-time optimization parameter tuning
- Field Reconfiguration: Automatic field type and sector reassignment
- Performance Monitoring: Continuous system performance evaluation
- Band Allocation: Automatic frequency band assignment
- Guard Band Management: Prevention of interference through frequency spacing
- Dynamic Reallocation: Real-time frequency band optimization
- Energy Limits: Hard constraints on total energy consumption
- Physical Bounds: Enforcement of realistic field parameters
- Stability Margins: Safety factors for robust operation
The optimizer integrates with:
- polymerized-lqg-matter-transporter: Multi-field superposition framework
- warp-field-coils: Steerable coil system integration
- artificial-gravity-field-generator: Enhanced mathematical frameworks
- unified-lqg: Quantum geometry optimization
# Import multi-field framework
from polymerized_lqg_matter_transporter.multi_field_superposition import (
MultiFieldSuperposition, WarpFieldConfig
)
# Cross-system optimization
def optimize_integrated_system():
# Initialize both systems
superposition = MultiFieldSuperposition(shell)
optimizer = MultiFieldWarpOptimizer(config=opt_config)
# Share field configurations
for field_id, config in superposition.active_fields.items():
optimizer.add_field(config.field_type, config.amplitude)
# Run coordinated optimization
return optimizer.optimize_multi_field_system()- Quantum Coherence Optimization: Integration with quantum field effects
- Real-Time Adaptive Control: Dynamic response to changing conditions
- Machine Learning Integration: Neural network-based optimization
- Distributed Optimization: Multi-node parallel processing
- Advanced Junction Conditions: Higher-order field boundary mathematics
- Non-Linear Field Coupling: Beyond linear superposition approximations
- Temporal Field Dynamics: Time-dependent optimization strategies
- Multi-Field Superposition Theory: Mathematical framework for N overlapping fields
- Frequency Multiplexing: Orthogonal field operation through spectral separation
- Junction Condition Mathematics: Physical boundary condition enforcement
- Multi-Objective Optimization: Balanced system performance optimization
This enhanced optimizer represents a significant advancement in multi-field warp system optimization, enabling noted in these example runs control over complex overlapping field configurations while maintaining physical consistency and operational efficiency.
This repository ships runtime-available JSON Schemas so other tools can validate exports consistently:
- impulse.mission.v1.json: mission export schema used by the impulse CLI
- perf.csv.schema.json: per-segment performance CSV row schema
Access them via Python without knowing paths by using importlib.resources:
- Module:
warp_bubble_optimizer - Location:
schemas/
Example (prints mission schema text):
python -c "from importlib import resources; print(resources.files('warp_bubble_optimizer').joinpath('schemas/impulse.mission.v1.json').read_text())"You can also load them as dicts:
import json
from importlib import resources
with resources.files('warp_bubble_optimizer').joinpath('schemas/impulse.mission.v1.json').open('rb') as f:
mission_schema = json.load(f)
with resources.files('warp_bubble_optimizer').joinpath('schemas/perf.csv.schema.json').open('rb') as f:
perf_schema = json.load(f)See also:
- Distance profiles doc (CSV/JSON):
docs/distance_profile_schema.md - Mission timeline log details:
docs/mission_timeline_log.md - Seed reproducibility:
docs/seed_reproducibility.md
Our CI generates artifacts demonstrating a 52c-class mission scenario to 40 Eridani A (approx. 16.3 ly ≈ 1.4e15 m) with 20-segment distance profiling and 100 UQ samples (updated Aug 14, 2025):
- Energy stability: energy_cv < 0.05
- Mission robustness: feasible_fraction > 0.9
- Duration target: 30 days at 52c equivalent cruise envelope
Artifacts (via GitHub Pages):
- Energy distribution: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_energy.png
- Feasibility rolling fraction: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_feasibility.png
- Extended energy distribution: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_energy_extended.png
- Extended feasibility: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_feasibility_extended.png
These are produced from the UQ runner and analysis steps in CI. See .github/workflows/mission-validate.yml and the notebook notebooks/40eridani_analysis.ipynb for details.
Goal alignment: positive-energy solitons and Natário zero-expansion geometry, advancing toward a 2063 demonstration mission profile.
Note: Plot URLs may return 404s during CI updates. Check after August 14, 2025, 21:30 PDT, or download artifacts via gh run download <run-id> --name 40eridani-artifacts --repo arcticoder/warp-bubble-optimizer.
View simulation results at:
- Standard energy distribution: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_energy.png
- Standard feasibility (rolling): https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_feasibility.png
- Extended energy distribution: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_energy_extended.png
- Extended feasibility (rolling): https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_feasibility_extended.png
- Varied profile energy distribution: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_energy_varied.png
- Varied profile feasibility (rolling): https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_feasibility_varied.png
- Tiny UQ PNG (deterministic): https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/40eridani_uq_tiny.png
- Traceability badge JSON: https://arcticoder.github.io/warp-bubble-optimizer/traceability_badge.json
Use the GitHub CLI to inspect workflows:
- List runs:
gh run list --repo arcticoder/warp-bubble-optimizer --workflow mission-validate.yml --limit 10 - View logs:
gh run view <run-id> --repo arcticoder/warp-bubble-optimizer --log - Download artifacts:
gh run download <run-id> --repo arcticoder/warp-bubble-optimizer --name 40eridani-artifacts - Trigger workflow:
gh workflow run mission-validate.yml --ref main --repo arcticoder/warp-bubble-optimizer
We welcome collaboration on hardware scaling and theoretical integration:
- Hardware: laser–coil synchronization, plasma chamber design, envelope tracking
- Theory: LQG corrections with sinc(πμ), Natário zero-expansion, positive-energy soliton profiles
Start here:
- Read CONTRIBUTING.md
- Fork the repo, create a feature branch, add tests (pytest), and open a PR
Focus areas that need help now:
- Device facades and experiment plans for 2035–2050 prototypes
- UQ extensions and CI artifact dashboards
- Cross-repo schema consumers for mission/perf analytics
- Local quick run: use the lightweight tests and filters already configured in
pytest.iniandconftest.py.- Site-packages and heavy script-style tests are excluded from collection.
- Focused runs:
pytest -k vector_impulse -qorpytest tests/test_vnv_vector_impulse.py -q. - Markers: use
-m "not slow"to skip slow tests.
- Dependencies: install
requirements-test.txtfor a consistent environment. - CI: GitHub Actions workflow runs the test suite on Ubuntu with Python 3.11 using the pinned test requirements.
The mission CLI supports an optional --timeline-log argument to record planning and execution milestones. The log can be written as CSV (default) or JSONL (if the path ends with .jsonl).
- CSV header:
iso_time,t_rel_s,event,segment_id,planned_value,actual_value - JSONL fields:
{ iso_time, t_rel_s, event, segment_id, planned_value, actual_value }
Events currently emitted:
plan_created(t_rel_s = 0, planned_value = total planned energy J)rehearsal_completeordry_run_abort_complete(non-executing paths)mission_complete(actual_value = total energy used J)
Example usage:
PYTHONPATH=src python -m impulse.mission_cli \
--waypoints examples/waypoints/simple.json \
--export mission.json \
--timeline-log mission_timeline.csv \
--rehearsal --hybrid simulate-first --seed 123- Scope: The materials and numeric outputs in this repository are research-stage examples and depend on implementation choices, parameter settings, and numerical tolerances.
- Validation: Reproducibility artifacts (scripts, raw outputs, seeds, and environment details) are provided in
docs/orexamples/where available; reproduce analyses with parameter sweeps and independent environments to assess robustness. - Limitations: Results are sensitive to modeling choices and discretization. Independent verification, sensitivity analyses, and peer review are recommended before using these results for engineering or policy decisions.