Local polar inverse of the physical residual graph #
The physical radius is unscaled, while the angle is read from a valid polar chart of the scaled radial projection. The resulting cylindrical point maps back to the original Cartesian point and to the exact common graph used by the physical mean estimates.
The local angle of the scaled physical radial projection.
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The actual unscaled cylindrical point associated with a local polar chart. Its spatial coordinates are physical radius, angle, and axial position.
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The spatial cylindrical chart returns the original Cartesian point.
The time coordinate is unchanged by the actual spatial chart.
The two frozen graph interfaces use the same linear map in (T,Z) order.
The absolute cylindrical lift is the actual physical mean input, including its radial and time auxiliary profile.
Exact compatibility of the residual graph and the mean-field common cover, with the same native-index gap and the actual local chart angle.
The radial coordinate of the scaled polar chart is exactly the first coordinate used by the physical common graph.