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Supporting code, mock data, and HPC-optimized PDE solvers for 'Time as the Architect of Atoms' (TFM Series #21). Includes synthetic data generation for wave-lump coherence effects in atomic spectra, bonding, and reaction kinetics. Built with Python/FEniCS and scalable to 500+ atoms via wavelet-based adaptive meshes
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Supporting code, mock data, and HPC-optimized PDE solvers for 'Time as the Architect of Atoms' (TFM Series #21). Includes synthetic data generation for wave-lump coherence effects in atomic spectra, bonding, and reaction kinetics. Built with Python/FEniCS and scalable to 500+ atoms via wavelet-based adaptive meshes
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# TFM-Chemistry **Code and Data for "Time as the Architect of Atoms: Emergence of Chemistry from Temporal Physics via Wave-Lump Coherence"** *(Paper #21 in the TFM Series)* [](https://doi.org/10.XXXX/zenodo.XXXXXXX) [](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) [](https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/alifayyaz/TFM-Chemistry/HEAD) Repository for HPC-optimized PDE solvers, mock data generation, and validation of wave-lump coherence effects in atomic and molecular systems. Supports Figures 15 of the paper. --- # Ethics & Transparency For details on synthetic data generation and reproducibility, see [ETHICS.md](ETHICS.md). --- ## Key Features - **HPC Scalability**: Wavelet-based adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) for multi-atom systems (\(N \sim 500\)) - **Mock Data Generation**: Python/Julia scripts to regenerate all figures using synthetic TFM solutions - **Validation Suite**: Bond energy comparisons vs. DFT (VASP/Quantum ESPRESSO) at 1% accuracy - **PDE Solvers**: Finite-element solvers (FEniCS) for Eqs. 4, 7, 1214 of the paper --- ## Validate TFM Predictions 1. **Run real HPC simulations**: - Use parameters from [`src/params/constants.py`](src/params/constants.py) - Start with [`templates/hpc_slurm.sh`](templates/hpc_slurm.sh) 2. **Compare to experiments**: - Test Rydberg state deviations (Section 5.1 of [paper](LINK)) - Measure oscillatory reaction rates (Section 3.2) --- ## Installation ### Dependencies - Python 3.8+ - MPI (for HPC parallelization) - FEniCS 2019+ (PDE backend) - Julia 1.6+ (optional for wavelet AMR) ### Quick Setup (Local) ```bash # Clone repository git clone https://github.com/alifayyaz/TFM-Chemistry.git cd TFM-Chemistry # Install Python requirements pip install -r requirements.txt # numpy, scipy, fenics, matplotlib # Optional: Create Conda environment conda env create -f environment.yml conda activate tfm-chemistry
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