Add central-force potential family with conservation certificates

docs/central_forces.md

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+# Central-force potentials
+
+BlueberryCircus began with two hardcoded binding laws — `Harmonic` and
+`Coulomb`. This module generalizes the potential layer into an extensible
+**central-force family** while keeping the engine, the radiation-reaction
+reduction, and the certificate discipline untouched.
+
+## The abstraction
+
+A potential is any object exposing `potential(x)`, `force(x)`, and
+`force_jacobian(x)`. The Jacobian is not optional: the Landau–Lifshitz
+radiation-reaction reduction needs `dF/dt = J · v`. To make new laws cheap and
+correct, `CentralPotential` derives all three Cartesian quantities from three
+*radial* functions of the (optionally softened) radius `s = √(r² + softening²)`:
+
+| supply | meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `_U(s)`   | potential energy `U(r)` |
+| `_dU(s)`  | `U'(r)` |
+| `_d2U(s)` | `U''(r)` |
+
+With `F(x) = g(s) x`, `g(s) = −U'(s)/s`, the analytic Jacobian is
+
+```
+J = g(s) I + (g'(s)/s) x xᵀ ,   g'(s) = (U'(s) − s U''(s)) / s² .
+```
+
+Every subclass is a handful of lines and inherits an exact `force_jacobian`.
+
+## The families
+
+| class | `U(r)` | notes |
+|---|---|---|
+| `PowerLaw(coeff, p)` | `coeff · rᵖ` | continuous exponent; `p=2` → harmonic, `p=−1` → Coulomb |
+| `Yukawa(g, lam)` | `−(g/r) e^{−r/λ}` | screened Coulomb (`λ→∞` → Coulomb) |
+| `Morse(De, a, re)` | `De(1−e^{−a(r−re)})² − De` | bounded well, finite dissociation energy |
+| `AnharmonicOscillator(omega0, beta)` | `½ m ω₀² r² + ¼ β r⁴` | isotropic Duffing (`β=0` → harmonic) |
+| `LennardJones(eps, sigma)` | `4ε[(σ/r)¹² − (σ/r)⁶]` | stiff repulsive core; use `softening` or keep the orbit off the core |
+
+Singular laws take a Plummer `softening` length that regularizes the `r→0` core,
+identical in spirit to `Coulomb.softening`.
+
+## Declarative use
+
+The new operations plug into the existing `op | q[i]` program model. Potential
+collection in `Program.compile()` is now keyed on the `_PotentialOp` marker, so
+future potentials are picked up automatically (no more hardcoded tuple).
+
+```python
+import blueberry_circus as bc
+
+prog = bc.Program(n_particles=1)
+with prog.context as q:
+    bc.Yukawa(g=0.8, lam=2.0, softening=1e-3)          | q[0]
+    bc.ZPF(band=(0.3, 3.0), n_modes=200, seed=0)       | q[0]
+    bc.RadiationReaction("landau_lifshitz")            | q[0]
+result = bc.Engine(dt=0.02, t_max=600).run(prog, x0=[0, 0, 0], v0=[0, 0, 0])
+```
+
+## Conservation certificates
+
+`blueberry_circus.conservation` adds two re-checkable certificates for closed
+conservative systems (`rr="none"`, no field):
+
+- `energy_conservation_certificate(traj, potential, particle, tol)`
+- `angular_momentum_conservation_certificate(traj, particle, tol)`
+
+Both encode the fractional peak-to-peak drift of the invariant against the
+canonical `residual_le_tol` rule, so an under-resolved integration or a tampered
+trajectory re-derives `FAIL`. For a central force `|L|` conservation is the
+signature of centrality, and energy conservation cross-checks that a new
+potential's analytic `force` is consistent with its `potential` energy — purely
+from the integrated dynamics. See `examples/central_forces.py`; all six families
+conserve both invariants to ≲10⁻¹¹ at `dt = 5·10⁻³`.
+
+## Correctness
+
+`tests/test_central_potentials.py` pins the family three independent ways:
+
+1. **Finite differences** — analytic `force` and `force_jacobian` match central
+   differences of `potential` and `force`; the Jacobian is symmetric (curl-free).
+2. **Reduction oracles** — `PowerLaw` reproduces `Harmonic` (`p=2`) and `Coulomb`
+   (`p=−1`) to floating-point closeness.
+3. **Conservation** — closed orbits pass the energy and angular-momentum
+   certificates, and a real drift `FAIL`s an impossibly tight tolerance.

examples/central_forces.py

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+"""Central-force potential family: declarative programs + conservation certificates.
+
+Runs a near-circular orbit under each new potential with radiation reaction off
+(a closed conservative system) and prints the re-checkable energy and
+angular-momentum conservation certificates. Because the ZPF background is a pure
+function of its seed, swapping the potential while holding the seed fixed gives a
+*matched-seed counterfactual*: identical driving noise, one edited force law.
+
+    python examples/central_forces.py
+"""
+import numpy as np
+
+import blueberry_circus as bc
+from blueberry_circus.dynamics import Particle, integrate
+from blueberry_circus.conservation import (
+    energy_conservation_certificate, angular_momentum_conservation_certificate,
+)
+
+U = bc.Units.scaled(gamma_over_omega0=0.05, omega0=1.0)
+P = Particle(U.charge, U.mass)
+
+POTENTIALS = {
+    "PowerLaw(p=-1, Kepler)": bc.potentials.PowerLaw(coeff=-0.7, p=-1.0, softening=1e-3),
+    "PowerLaw(p=2.5)":        bc.potentials.PowerLaw(coeff=0.4, p=2.5),
+    "Yukawa":                 bc.potentials.Yukawa(g=0.8, lam=3.0, softening=1e-3),
+    "Morse":                  bc.potentials.Morse(De=3.0, a=0.8, re=1.0),
+    "Anharmonic(Duffing)":    bc.potentials.AnharmonicOscillator(omega0=1.0, beta=0.3),
+    "LennardJones":           bc.potentials.LennardJones(eps=1.0, sigma=0.6),
+}
+
+
+def orbit(pot, r0=1.0, tmax=120.0, dt=0.005):
+    Fmag = np.linalg.norm(pot.force([r0, 0, 0]))
+    v = np.sqrt(Fmag * r0 / P.mass)
+    t = np.arange(0.0, tmax, dt)
+    return integrate(field=None, potential=pot, particle=P, t_grid=t,
+                     x0=[r0, 0, 0], v0=[0, v, 0], rr="none", units=U, dipole=False)
+
+
+def main():
+    print(f"{'potential':24s} {'E drift':>12s} {'|L| drift':>12s}  verdicts")
+    for name, pot in POTENTIALS.items():
+        tr = orbit(pot)
+        e = energy_conservation_certificate(tr, pot, P, tol=1e-6)
+        l = angular_momentum_conservation_certificate(tr, P, tol=1e-8)
+        print(f"{name:24s} {e.residual:12.2e} {l.residual:12.2e}  "
+              f"[E:{e.recheck()}] [L:{l.recheck()}]")
+
+    # matched-seed counterfactual teaser: same ZPF seed, two force laws.
+    print("\nmatched-seed counterfactual (same noise, edited law):")
+    for law in (bc.Harmonic(omega0=1.0), bc.Anharmonic(omega0=1.0, beta=0.4)):
+        prog = bc.Program(n_particles=1, units=U)
+        with prog.context as q:
+            law                                                | q[0]
+            bc.ZPF(band=(0.3, 3.0), n_modes=64, seed=7,
+                   mode="one_dimensional", axis=0)             | q[0]
+            bc.RadiationReaction("landau_lifshitz")            | q[0]
+        res = bc.Engine(dt=0.02, t_max=60.0).run(prog, x0=[0.1, 0, 0], v0=[0, 0, 0])
+        print(f"  {type(law).__name__:12s} <x^2>={res.observables['position_variance'][0]:.4e}")
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    main()

src/blueberry_circus/__init__.py

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                         ALPHA, A0, radiation_reaction_time,
                         setterfield_rescale)
 from . import (spectrum, oracles, observables, potentials, symplectic,
-               rectification, tournament)
+               rectification, tournament, conservation)
 from .spectrum import rho, spectral_density_Ex, mode_density, mode_energy
 from .zpf import ZPFBackground
 from .dynamics import Particle, Trajectory, integrate
 from .certify import Certificate, RULES, PASS, FAIL, NULL, audit_overclaim, \
     save_bundle, load_bundle
-from .program import (Program, Harmonic, Coulomb, ZPF, RadiationReaction,
+from .program import (Program, Harmonic, Coulomb, PowerLaw, Yukawa, Morse,
+                      Anharmonic, LennardJones, ZPF, RadiationReaction,
                       Operation)
+from .conservation import (energy_conservation_certificate,
+                           angular_momentum_conservation_certificate)
 from .engine import Engine, Result
 from .tournament import (OrbitState, EnergyLedger, TournamentConfig,
                          HypothesisResult)
@@ -31,11 +34,14 @@
     "Units", "SI", "BOHR", "EPS0", "HBAR", "C", "E_CHARGE", "M_E", "K_E",
     "ALPHA", "A0", "radiation_reaction_time", "setterfield_rescale",
     "spectrum", "oracles", "observables", "potentials", "symplectic",
-    "rectification", "tournament", "rho", "spectral_density_Ex", "mode_density",
-    "mode_energy",
+    "rectification", "tournament", "conservation", "rho", "spectral_density_Ex",
+    "mode_density", "mode_energy",
     "ZPFBackground", "Particle", "Trajectory", "integrate", "Certificate",
     "RULES", "PASS", "FAIL", "NULL", "audit_overclaim", "save_bundle",
-    "load_bundle", "Program", "Harmonic", "Coulomb", "ZPF", "RadiationReaction",
-    "Operation", "Engine", "Result", "OrbitState", "EnergyLedger",
+    "load_bundle", "Program", "Harmonic", "Coulomb", "PowerLaw", "Yukawa",
+    "Morse", "Anharmonic", "LennardJones", "ZPF", "RadiationReaction",
+    "Operation", "energy_conservation_certificate",
+    "angular_momentum_conservation_certificate",
+    "Engine", "Result", "OrbitState", "EnergyLedger",
     "TournamentConfig", "HypothesisResult", "__version__",
 ]

src/blueberry_circus/conservation.py

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+"""Conservation-law certificates for closed, conservative systems.
+
+A closed central-force system integrated with ``rr="none"`` and no external
+field must conserve mechanical energy ``E = 1/2 m v^2 + U(r)`` and, because the
+force is central, the angular-momentum magnitude ``|L| = |m x cross v|``. These
+are re-checkable :class:`~blueberry_circus.certify.Certificate` claims in exactly
+the repo's assurance style: the residual is the fractional drift of the quantity
+over the window, encoded against the canonical ``residual_le_tol`` rule, so a
+tampered trajectory (or an under-resolved integration) re-derives ``FAIL``.
+
+They are the correctness backbone for the central-force potential family: any new
+conservative potential can self-certify that its analytic force is consistent
+with its potential energy, purely from the integrated dynamics.
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import numpy as np
+
+from .certify import Certificate, finalize
+from .observables import total_energy, angular_momentum
+
+_METHOD = "blueberry_circus closed-system RK4 conservation check"
+
+
+def _fractional_drift(series) -> float:
+    """(max - min) / |mean| -- the fractional peak-to-peak drift of a conserved
+    quantity. Returns a finite over-threshold sentinel if the series is not all
+    finite, so the certificate stays canonicalizable and re-derives FAIL."""
+    series = np.asarray(series, float)
+    if not np.all(np.isfinite(series)):
+        return np.inf
+    mean = series.mean()
+    denom = abs(mean) if mean != 0.0 else 1.0
+    return float((series.max() - series.min()) / denom)
+
+
+def _residual_certificate(kind, claim, value, residual, tolerance, provenance):
+    # Keep the hash surface clean: a non-finite drift is recorded as a finite
+    # FAIL sentinel and the value is dropped to None (mirrors rel_error_certificate).
+    if not np.isfinite(residual):
+        residual = abs(float(tolerance)) * 2.0 + 1.0
+        value = None
+    cert = Certificate(
+        kind=kind, claim=claim, method=_METHOD, rule="residual_le_tol",
+        value=(float(value) if value is not None else None),
+        residual=float(residual), tolerance=float(tolerance),
+        provenance=provenance)
+    return finalize(cert)
+
+
+def energy_conservation_certificate(traj, potential, particle, tol=1e-6):
+    """Certify that mechanical energy drifts by less than ``tol`` (fractional)."""
+    E = total_energy(traj, potential, particle)
+    return _residual_certificate(
+        kind="energy_conservation",
+        claim="mechanical energy is conserved along the trajectory",
+        value=(np.mean(E) if np.all(np.isfinite(E)) else None),
+        residual=_fractional_drift(E), tolerance=tol,
+        provenance={"n_steps": int(len(traj.t)),
+                    "quantity": "E_peak_to_peak_over_mean"})
+
+
+def angular_momentum_conservation_certificate(traj, particle, tol=1e-6):
+    """Certify that ``|L|`` drifts by less than ``tol`` (fractional) -- the
+    signature of a central force."""
+    Lmag = np.linalg.norm(angular_momentum(traj, particle), axis=1)
+    return _residual_certificate(
+        kind="angular_momentum_conservation",
+        claim="angular-momentum magnitude is conserved (central force)",
+        value=(np.mean(Lmag) if np.all(np.isfinite(Lmag)) else None),
+        residual=_fractional_drift(Lmag), tolerance=tol,
+        provenance={"n_steps": int(len(traj.t)),
+                    "quantity": "absL_peak_to_peak_over_mean"})