Specify tight frozen-direction trials after gravity-path stall

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2026-09-19 15:06:17 -04:00
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@@ -137,6 +137,13 @@ derivative, so a large nonlinear closure residual must not be described as
proof of a missing EOS cross derivative. Frozen block defects and finite-step
closure remainders distinguish those possibilities.
The live gravity-path comparison initially accepts an eight-times-larger step
but returns to smaller steps by its third update. Before the frozen campaign,
extend raw trial observations to the eta=1e-7 n=2 benchmark as well: if that
linear accuracy is attained, its trial data can test whether a more accurate
direction relieves curvature. A failed linear gate will remain labeled as
such, regardless of whether a sampled nonlinear trial happens to decrease.
The small Schur block contains all 25 surface parameters and every generated
scalar. Its field inverse is the unbordered structure inverse; restricting an
already scalar-bordered inverse could spuriously constrain the field solve.

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@@ -126,7 +126,8 @@
"--restart-snapshot",
"../../diagnostics/coupled_convergence_2026-09-19/screen_v1/n2_J0/capture_3/physical_base.txt",
"--allow-unconverged-restart",
"--no-central"
"--no-central",
"--benchmark-trials"
]
},
{