particula.execution.diagnostics¶
diagnostics
¶
Write closed resident diagnostics into caller-owned Warp arrays.
This concrete direct-import-only module has no callback registration or package
export. Its shared validator performs read-only metadata checks without
constructing an executor or mutating resident state. Registrations execute in
this fixed order: gas-concentration snapshot,
saturation-ratio snapshot, total species mass, particle-number concentration,
latent heat energy, and conservation residual. Matrix operations use (B, S)
wp.float64 arrays; particle number uses a (B,) wp.float64 array.
Total species mass is V[b] * (Σp(m[b, p, s] * c[b, p]) + g[b, s]) in kg.
Particle number is Σp(c[b, p]) in m^-3. Latent energy copies signed
whole-call P2-finalized energy in J. The residual is
total_mass - baseline_total_mass - source_ledger + sink_ledger in kg;
source and sink ledgers are nonnegative accumulated extensive-mass inputs.
Execution validates caller-owned same-device bindings without host readback,
synchronization, transfer, allocation, or physics mutation. Empty matrix
operations are write-free for B == 0 or S == 0; particle number is
write-free only for B == 0. Prepared setup binds the closed plan; its
observation-free enqueue repeats no host/setup metadata validation and performs
no allocation, host readback, transfer, synchronization, lookup, or rebinding.
Retained diagnostic writers still perform device-side status and physical-state
validation. Setup rejection is pre-writer; rollback is not promised after a
diagnostic writer launches.
PreparedResidentDiagnostics
dataclass
¶
PreparedResidentDiagnostics(plan: ResidentDiagnosticsPlan, particle_masses: object, particle_concentration: object, particle_volume: object, gas_concentration: object, saturation_ratio: object, device: object, dimensions: object, registrations: tuple[ResidentDiagnosticRegistration, ...], outputs: tuple[object, ...], energy_transfers: tuple[object | None, ...], baseline_total_masses: tuple[object | None, ...], source_ledgers: tuple[object | None, ...], sink_ledgers: tuple[object | None, ...], total_mass_output: object | None)
Bind validated diagnostic sources and registrations for enqueue only.
This concrete-only record retains every source, output, and operation by identity. Its observation-free enqueue dispatches those retained writers only; it does not revalidate or rediscover the plan.
Attributes:
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plan(ResidentDiagnosticsPlan) –Exact diagnostics plan validated during setup.
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particle_masses(object) –Bound resident particle mass array.
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particle_concentration(object) –Bound resident particle concentration array.
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particle_volume(object) –Bound resident particle volume array.
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gas_concentration(object) –Bound resident gas concentration array.
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saturation_ratio(object) –Bound resident saturation-ratio array.
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device(object) –Device shared by bound arrays and outputs.
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dimensions(object) –Exact resident dimensions used for empty-schema checks.
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registrations(tuple[ResidentDiagnosticRegistration, ...]) –Canonically ordered diagnostic registrations.
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outputs(tuple[object, ...]) –Registration outputs in canonical launch order.
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energy_transfers(tuple[object | None, ...]) –Latent-energy inputs aligned with registrations.
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baseline_total_masses(tuple[object | None, ...]) –Residual baselines aligned with registrations.
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source_ledgers(tuple[object | None, ...]) –Residual source ledgers aligned with registrations.
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sink_ledgers(tuple[object | None, ...]) –Residual sink ledgers aligned with registrations.
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total_mass_output(object | None) –Bound total-mass output used by the residual writer.
ResidentDiagnosticOperation
¶
Bases: str, Enum
Enumerate the closed resident diagnostic operations in launch order.
ResidentDiagnosticRegistration
dataclass
¶
ResidentDiagnosticRegistration(operation: ResidentDiagnosticOperation, output: object, energy_transfer: object | None = None, baseline_total_mass: object | None = None, source_ledger: object | None = None, sink_ledger: object | None = None)
Bind one closed diagnostic operation to caller-owned Warp arrays.
Attributes:
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operation(ResidentDiagnosticOperation) –Exact closed operation that selects the diagnostic reduction.
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output(object) –Caller-owned Warp
float64output validated by the executor. -
energy_transfer(object | None) –Required
(B, S)signed whole-call energy input in J for latent-energy output; forbidden otherwise. -
baseline_total_mass(object | None) –Required
(B, S)extensive mass baseline in kg for residual output; forbidden otherwise. -
source_ledger(object | None) –Required nonnegative extensive source ledger for the residual in kg; forbidden otherwise.
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sink_ledger(object | None) –Required nonnegative extensive sink ledger for residual in kg; forbidden otherwise.
__post_init__
¶
__post_init__() -> None
Validate the exact closed diagnostic operation.
Raises:
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TypeError–If
operationis not an exact supported operation. -
ValueError–If required accounting inputs are missing or forbidden accounting inputs are supplied for
operation.
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ResidentDiagnosticsExecutor
¶
Execute an already-bound closed diagnostics plan without transfers.
Validation preserves caller ownership and rejects output or accounting-input
aliases with resident primaries, published sidecars, or diagnostic outputs.
Execution dispatches the six canonical registrations without host readback,
synchronization, transfer, allocation, or physics mutation. Matrix
registrations are write-free for empty (B, S) schemas; particle number
remains writable for (B, 0).
execute
¶
execute(plan: object) -> None
Validate and dispatch each registration in declared order.
Matrix schemas complete without their writer launch when B == 0 or
S == 0. Particle number still launches for (B, 0) because its
(B,) output exists. Successful launches are asynchronous; callers
synchronize before inspecting outputs on the host.
Parameters:
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plan(object) –Exact plan selecting the sources and caller-owned outputs.
Raises:
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TypeError–If
planis not an exact diagnostics plan. -
ValueError–If its bindings or output metadata are invalid.
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validate
¶
validate(plan: object) -> ResidentDiagnosticsPlan
Validate one exact diagnostics plan without dispatching a kernel.
Parameters:
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plan(object) –Candidate concrete diagnostics plan.
Returns:
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ResidentDiagnosticsPlan–The unchanged, exact validated plan.
Raises:
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TypeError–If
planis not an exact diagnostics plan. -
ValueError–If the plan's graph, bindings, or registration protocol is invalid.
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ResidentDiagnosticsPlan
dataclass
¶
ResidentDiagnosticsPlan(session: ResidentSession, registry: object, graph: ResolvedProcessGraph, schedule: ResolvedTimestepSchedule, node: ProcessNode, registrations: tuple[ResidentDiagnosticRegistration, ...])
Bind ordered closed diagnostics to one resident graph and schedule.
Attributes:
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session(ResidentSession) –Exact active resident session that owns diagnostic sources.
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registry(object) –Exact registry pinned to
session. -
graph(ResolvedProcessGraph) –Resolver-produced graph containing
nodeby identity. -
schedule(ResolvedTimestepSchedule) –Matching resolved schedule that ends with
node. -
node(ProcessNode) –Canonical
diagnosticsprocess node. -
registrations(tuple[ResidentDiagnosticRegistration, ...]) –Exact canonical tuple of the six ordered closed operation and output bindings, validated by the executor.
__post_init__
¶
__post_init__() -> None
Validate exact types for the resident diagnostics binding.
Structural graph, lifecycle, and output validation is deferred to the executor so plan construction does not inspect Warp-array metadata.
Raises:
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TypeError–If a carrier or registration has an inexact type.
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setup_prepared_resident_diagnostics
¶
setup_prepared_resident_diagnostics(prepared_timestep: object, plan: object) -> PreparedResidentDiagnostics
Validate a P1 diagnostics attachment and bind enqueue identities.
Parameters:
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prepared_timestep(object) –Exact P1 timestep retaining
planby identity. -
plan(object) –Exact resident diagnostics plan to validate and bind.
Returns:
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PreparedResidentDiagnostics–Immutable binding that dispatches the canonical registrations without
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PreparedResidentDiagnostics–repeating setup validation.
Raises:
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TypeError–If either carrier has an unsupported exact type.
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ValueError–If P1 identities, plan metadata, registrations, or primary arrays are invalid.
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validate_resident_diagnostics_plan
¶
validate_resident_diagnostics_plan(plan: object) -> ResidentDiagnosticsPlan
Validate an exact diagnostics plan without constructing an executor.
This read-only shared validation seam performs no diagnostic dispatch, resource acquisition, payload inspection, transfer, synchronization, or resident-state mutation.
Parameters:
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plan(object) –Candidate concrete diagnostics plan.
Returns:
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ResidentDiagnosticsPlan–The unchanged, exact validated plan.
Raises:
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TypeError–If
planis not an exact diagnostics plan. -
ValueError–If its binding, graph, or registration metadata is invalid.
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