The actual source ray and selected primary satisfy every analytic
field of PhysicalGeometryData. Neighbor errors follow from the source
coefficient derivatives and the genuine stationary-history estimate.
The actual source normal and the same selected terminal coordinate give the scaled neighboring-label initial errors. Their constants only involve coefficient norms, the terminal size, and the stated scaling.
The actual fixed-terminal history estimate controls the scaled neighbor
initial velocity. The loss ε⁻¹ comes from the specified coordinate
rescaling and is independent of the oscillation frequency.
A physical initial-ray error around the chosen normal becomes the
source's scaled ray error with the fixed factor (s₀ ε)⁻¹.
The two actual stationary histories use the same terminal coordinate
ξ; physical coefficient differences give the scaled initial error.
Exact scale normalization from the actual parent frame and shear. The physical interval ends at the chosen scaled horizon; no extension beyond the source time interval is required.
Source matrix, given by D.M.field (D.clamp t) x.
Equations
- EulerPacketSourceGeometry.sourceMatrix D x t = (D.M.field (D.clamp t)) x
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Source ray, given by D.normal.field (D.clamp t) x.
Equations
- EulerPacketSourceGeometry.sourceRay D x t = (D.normal.field (D.clamp t)) x
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Source error, given by sourceMatrix D x t-P.B t-primaryShear P.c P.m P.v t • rankOne ℝ (unit (P.v t)) (unit (P.m t)).
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Source velocity, given by uncutVelocity τ hτ hτT H A.terminal t x.
Equations
- A.sourceVelocity x t = EulerPacketPrimaryFactorization.uncutVelocity τ hτ hτT H (EulerPacketSourceGeometry.Guards.terminal hτ hτT P H A) t x
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Every new analytic component is the actual source field or the selected stationary/forward primary. The parent input and scalar guard record contain none of this record's new-field conclusions.
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