research: Dütsch driver — continuous settling, domain criteria, profile coverage
common_window requires every pair from each case's own K_case to K+2; a-priori domain criteria against the 60 D reference (separate from Table 1); bilinear sampling returns the original fluid corner weight sum; analysis time-averages bin samples, reports coverage/missing points and fails closed on an empty common profile set; cases run to the end of cycle 11. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -87,8 +87,16 @@ Order (closed):
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3. Optional labelled BC sensitivity: one x-periodic / y-slip case at D = 40,
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40 D; reported as a delta against native only.
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4. Only after step 2 passes: the D = 20 / 40 / 80 ladder on the chosen BC and
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domain (default 40 D if, against 60 D, `RMS(dFx)/F_ref` and |dc_d|, |dc_i|
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stay inside the section 6 bands).
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domain.
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Domain criteria (a-priori, ENGINEERING; separate from the Table 1 bands): the
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reference is 60 D at D = 40; 20 D and 40 D are compared with it on the common
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window (same cycle indices) and the common valid point set:
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- `RMS(Fx_L - Fx_60D) / F_ref ≤ .01` over the window (per-step waveforms);
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- `|c_d,L - c_d,60D| ≤ .02` and `|c_i,L - c_i,60D| ≤ .02` (window fits);
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- `max(|u_L - u_60D|, |v_L - v_60D|)` over common points `/ U_max ≤ .02`.
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The chosen domain is the smallest of {20 D, 40 D} passing all three; if
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neither passes, the domain verdict is FAIL and the ladder is not run.
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- Memory/runtime: measured by a smoke run before each new size; measurements
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inform scheduling only, never tolerances.
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@@ -144,21 +152,20 @@ quarter `s/T < 0.25`. Pair p_k compares cycle k−1 with cycle k.
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first cycle AFTER the last of those pairs. Earliest possible: pairs 3→4,
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4→5, 5→6 pass ⇒ K_case = 7.
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- Common window: K = max over compared cases of K_case; every case scores the
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same three complete cycles K, K+1, K+2 and must stay settled throughout:
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pairs (K−1→K), (K→K+1), (K+1→K+2) must pass on every case, otherwise that
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case is FAIL-CLOSED (an earlier local settle does not waive this).
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same three complete cycles K, K+1, K+2 and must stay settled continuously:
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every pair p_j for j = its own K_case .. K+2 must pass (including the wait
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between its local settle and the common K), otherwise that case is
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FAIL-CLOSED.
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- Cap: cycle k ends at s/T = k + 0.25, so the last admissible scored cycle is
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11 (ends 11.25 T) and K ≤ 9. Examples: K = 7 → cycles 7–9 (ends 9.25 T);
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K = 9 → cycles 9–11 (ends 11.25 T); any K_case > 9 → FAIL-CLOSED.
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- Every case is run to the end of cycle K + 2 (proportionally more native
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steps on finer grids).
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- Discard: the initial quarter cycle plus the first 2 full paper cycles
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(s/T < 2.25). Settling is searched from cycle 3; cap 12 periods from s = 0;
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unsettled → FAIL-CLOSED (no literature, cross-resolution or VIV statistic).
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- Common window: K = the largest first-settled cycle index over all compared
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cases; every case is scored on the same 3 cycles K .. K + 2 and must reach
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them within the cap (proportionally more native steps on finer grids), or
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the comparison is FAIL-CLOSED.
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- Run length: cases run sequentially; each runs to the end of cycle 11
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(11.25 T: 28,350 / 56,700 / 113,400 steps for D = 20 / 40 / 80; the 12 T
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cap is 30,240 / 60,480 / 120,960) and keeps its scalar and profile data, then
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the common K is chosen. An unscorable partial cycle 12 is not run.
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- Profiles: an empty common valid point set is FAIL-CLOSED; coverage, missing
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points, bin time weights (equal per step) and the original fluid corner
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weight sums are reported.
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- The earlier G4 timing check (100 coarse vs 400 diffusive-fine steps) was a
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matched short transient, not periodic evidence.
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