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ALL eigenvalues are tiny negative numbers (~−1e-5..−1e-3), clustered near 0. This means the whole spectrum is collapsing to ~0⁻. The stiffness matrix Q must be nearly zero/negative tiny, while the mass matrix dominates. So Q entries are tiny. Suspect: a scale/sign error in Q construction — or the whole Q is ~ h²-scale smaller than intended... The eigenvalues λ = Q/M: if Q entries have an overall error making them ~1e-4, eigenvalues ~1e-4.
Wait, maybe sign: Q should be PSD (Weil positivity), all eigenvalues slightly negative suggests Q ≈ −(tiny)·M. Possibly the stiffness entries are dominated by discretization error of a near-zero matrix? Is Q supposed to be ~0? Hmm: Q(u) = ∫∫ g(x−y) u′(x) u′(y). For u a hat: u′ = ±1/h... the double integral ∫∫ g(x−y) over the support: with g of order 1 and supports of size h, Q entries ~ h²·g/h² = g·O(1). Hmm — that's what I estimated, entries O(g) ~ O(1), and eigenvalues should be O(g/h-ish scale)... but M eigenvalues ~ h. So generalized eigenvalues ~ O(1)/O(h) ~ O(1/h) ~ 200. We get 1e-4. So Q entries must be ~1e-6 — i.e., S differences nearly cancel to zero. Something's off in S.
Debug: print S(k), Q entries directly. Let me compute S_sing(0) and S_table(0) for h=0.005: S_sing(0) = 2F(h), F(0.005) = A·h³/6 + h³log(h)/12 − 5h³/72. h³ = 1.25e-7. A h³/6 = 1.47e-8. h³ log h /12 = 1.25e-7·(−5.3)/12 = −5.5e-8. So F ≈ −4e-8, S_sing(0) ≈ −8e-8?? But direct: S(0) = 2∫₀^h (h−s)σ(s)ds with σ(s) = ½s log s + A s: ∫₀^h (h−s)·½ s log s ds: at s=h/2, value ≈ (h/2)(h/4)log(h/2)·... magnitude ~ h³·log ~ 1e-7·(−5)/8 ~ −1e-7·... yes ~1e-7. And A part: ∫(h−s)A s ds = A h³/6 ~ 1.5e-8. So S ~ −1e-7·2 ~ −2e-7 scale... wait let me be careful: 2∫₀^h(h−s)½ s log s ds = ∫₀^h (h−s) s log s ds = h∫s log s − ∫s² log s = h(h²/2 log h − h²/4) − (h³/3 log h − h³/9) = h³[(1/2−1/3)log h − 1/4 + 1/9] = h³[log h/6 − 5/36]. h=0.005: log h = −5.298; = 1.25e-7·(−0.883 − 0.139) = −1.28e-7. A part: 2·A h³/6 = A h³/3 = 2.9e-8. Total S(0) ≈ −9.9e-8.
Then Q_0 = (2S_0 − 2S_1)/h². S_1 = F(2h) − 2F(h) + F(0) = F(2h) − 2F(h) = 8F(h)·(log adjustments) − 2F(h): F(2h) = A(2h)³/6 + (2h)³log(2h)/12 − 5(2h)³/72 = 8[A h³/6 + h³(log h + log 2)/12 − 5h³/72] = 8F(h) + 8h³·log 2/12 = 8F(h) + (2/3)h³ log 2. So S_1 = 6F(h) + (2/3)h³ log 2 ≈ 6·(−4.4e-8)... F(h) = h³(A/6 + log h/12 − 5/72) = 1.25e-7·(0.1179 − 0.4415 − 0.0694) = 1.25e-7·(−0.393) = −4.9e-8. S_0 = 2F(h) = −9.8e-8 (sing part) + table part. S_1 = 6·(−4.9e-8) + (2/3)(1.25e-7)(0.693) = −2.95e-7 + 5.8e-8 = −2.4e-7 (sing part). Then 2S_0 − 2S_1 = 2(−9.8e-8 + ρ_0) − 2(−2.4e-7 + ρ_1) ≈ 2.8e-7 + 2(ρ_0 − ρ_1). Q_0 = 2.8e-7/2.5e-5 ≈ 0.011 + table part. Hmm so Q entries ~ 0.01–1 scale. Eigenvalues should be ~ Q/M ~ 0.01/0.003 ~ 3... but we got −1e-4?!
So Q as built has nearly-zero eigenvalues — meaning Q is nearly singular with tiny negative eigenvalues... OR the mass matrix is huge relative... M diag 2h/3 = 0.0033, M eigenvalues between h/3 and h. Q eigenvalues: if Q entries O(0.01) Toeplitz, eigenvalues O(N·0.01)? Toeplitz eigenvalues ~ symbol range. Generalized eigenvalues ~ ratio of symbols. We got all λ ~ −1e-5..−1e-3, i.e., Q's symbol ≈ 0 mostly, slightly negative.
Possibility: a coding bug making S(k) ≈ constant in k (then 4th differences ~ 0). E.g., S_table returning same value for all k, or S_sing mis-evaluated. Let me just print S(k), q[k] for small script debug.
Actually wait — I bet the issue is different: the whole spectrum near zero negative AND λ₁ MORE negative with finer h... and magnitude ~1e-4 at a=3. Suspicious pattern: maybe Q is correct scale but has a large negative eigenvalue? No — all 12 eigenvalues tiny.
Let me debug interactively: compute q[0..5], S values, and eigenvalues of Q itself.
All eigenvalues collapse to ≈0⁻ — Q is nearly singular or mis-scaled. Debugging the S/q values directly.
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"command": "cd D:/Python/Quantum && ./.venv/Scripts/python.exe -c \"\nimport sys; sys.path.insert(0,'research/numerics/scripts')\nimport importlib.util\nspec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location('e9','research/numerics/scripts/E-009-suzuki-galerkin.py')\ne9 = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec); spec.loader.exec_module.__self__ if False else None\nimport numpy as np\n# load module functions manually\nsrc = open('research/numerics/scripts/E-009-suzuki-galerkin.py').read()\nsrc = src.split('def main')[0]\nns = {}\nexec(compile(src, 'e9', 'exec'), ns)\nns['T_TAB'], ns['RHO_TAB'], ns['G_TAB'] = ns['load_tables']()\nh=0.005\nfor k in range(6):\n print(k, 'S_sing=%.6e'%ns['S_sing'](k,h), 'S_table=%.6e'%ns['S_table'](k,h), 'S=%.6e'%ns['S'](k,h))\nq = ns['stiffness_first_col'](1200, h)\nprint('q[:8]', q[:8])\nimport scipy.linalg as sla\nprint('toeplitz eig range:', sla.eigvalsh(sla.toeplitz(q[:200])).min(), sla.eigvalsh(sla.toeplitz(q[:200])).max())\n\"",
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Hmm — that's what I estimated, entries O(g) ~ O(1), and eigenvalues should be O(g/h-ish scale)... but M eigenvalues ~ h. So generalized eigenvalues ~ O(1)/O(h) ~ O(1/h) ~ 200. We get 1e-4. So Q entries must be ~1e-6 — i.e., S differences nearly cancel to zero. Something's off in S.\n\nDebug: print S(k), Q entries directly. Let me compute S_sing(0) and S_table(0) for h=0.005: S_sing(0) = 2F(h), F(0.005) = A·h³/6 + h³log(h)/12 − 5h³/72. h³ = 1.25e-7. A h³/6 = 1.47e-8. h³ log h /12 = 1.25e-7·(−5.3)/12 = −5.5e-8. So F ≈ −4e-8, S_sing(0) ≈ −8e-8?? But direct: S(0) = 2∫₀^h (h−s)σ(s)ds with σ(s) = ½s log s + A s: ∫₀^h (h−s)·½ s log s ds: at s=h/2, value ≈ (h/2)(h/4)log(h/2)·... magnitude ~ h³·log ~ 1e-7·(−5)/8 ~ −1e-7·... yes ~1e-7. And A part: ∫(h−s)A s ds = A h³/6 ~ 1.5e-8. So S ~ −1e-7·2 ~ −2e-7 scale... wait let me be careful: 2∫₀^h(h−s)½ s log s ds = ∫₀^h (h−s) s log s ds = h∫s log s − ∫s² log s = h(h²/2 log h − h²/4) − (h³/3 log h − h³/9) = h³[(1/2−1/3)log h − 1/4 + 1/9] = h³[log h/6 − 5/36]. h=0.005: log h = −5.298; = 1.25e-7·(−0.883 − 0.139) = −1.28e-7. A part: 2·A h³/6 = A h³/3 = 2.9e-8. Total S(0) ≈ −9.9e-8. \n\nThen Q_0 = (2S_0 − 2S_1)/h². S_1 = F(2h) − 2F(h) + F(0) = F(2h) − 2F(h) = 8F(h)·(log adjustments) − 2F(h): F(2h) = A(2h)³/6 + (2h)³log(2h)/12 − 5(2h)³/72 = 8[A h³/6 + h³(log h + log 2)/12 − 5h³/72] = 8F(h) + 8h³·log 2/12 = 8F(h) + (2/3)h³ log 2. So S_1 = 6F(h) + (2/3)h³ log 2 ≈ 6·(−4.4e-8)... F(h) = h³(A/6 + log h/12 − 5/72) = 1.25e-7·(0.1179 − 0.4415 − 0.0694) = 1.25e-7·(−0.393) = −4.9e-8. S_0 = 2F(h) = −9.8e-8 (sing part) + table part. S_1 = 6·(−4.9e-8) + (2/3)(1.25e-7)(0.693) = −2.95e-7 + 5.8e-8 = −2.4e-7 (sing part). Then 2S_0 − 2S_1 = 2(−9.8e-8 + ρ_0) − 2(−2.4e-7 + ρ_1) ≈ 2.8e-7 + 2(ρ_0 − ρ_1). Q_0 = 2.8e-7/2.5e-5 ≈ 0.011 + table part. Hmm so Q entries ~ 0.01–1 scale. Eigenvalues should be ~ Q/M ~ 0.01/0.003 ~ 3... but we got −1e-4?! \n\nSo Q as built has nearly-zero eigenvalues — meaning Q is nearly singular with tiny negative eigenvalues... OR the mass matrix is huge relative... M diag 2h/3 = 0.0033, M eigenvalues between h/3 and h. Q eigenvalues: if Q entries O(0.01) Toeplitz, eigenvalues O(N·0.01)? Toeplitz eigenvalues ~ symbol range. Generalized eigenvalues ~ ratio of symbols. We got all λ ~ −1e-5..−1e-3, i.e., Q's symbol ≈ 0 mostly, slightly negative.\n\nPossibility: a coding bug making S(k) ≈ constant in k (then 4th differences ~ 0). E.g., S_table returning same value for all k, or S_sing mis-evaluated. Let me just print S(k), q[k] for small script debug.\n\nActually wait — I bet the issue is different: the whole spectrum near zero negative AND λ₁ MORE negative with finer h... and magnitude ~1e-4 at a=3. Suspicious pattern: maybe Q is correct scale but has a large negative eigenvalue? No — all 12 eigenvalues tiny.\n\nLet me debug interactively: compute q[0..5], S values, and eigenvalues of Q itself.","signature":""},{"type":"text","text":"All eigenvalues collapse to ≈0⁻ — Q is nearly singular or mis-scaled. 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