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SERiF v0.0.1a
Stellar Evolution and Rotation in Four Dimensions
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| struct | CalibratedSurfaceMass |
| Calibrate a signed multiple of the native reference mass diagonal with bounded deterministic probes. More... | |
| struct | FittedSurfaceH1 |
| Fit a signed positive mass-plus-stiffness operator on a nodal stellar surface. More... | |
| struct | ReferenceSurfaceMass |
| Use the native reference boundary mass without fitting candidate-dependent physical scales. More... | |
| struct | SurfaceH1Fit |
| Keep a positive backend operator while preserving the sign of the physical shape response. More... | |
| struct | SurfaceH1Moments |
| Accumulated inner products of mass, stiffness, and physical target actions. More... | |
| struct | SurfaceMassFit |
| Retain the scalar least-squares evidence and the signed surrogate and inverse multipliers. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum class | CalibrationTarget { surface_jacobian , material_schur } |
| Choose the physical shape response, with or without approximate material relaxation. More... | |
| enum class | CalibrationObjective { operator_action , right_preconditioned_action } |
| Fit the shape operator itself, or its action after applying the reference mass inverse. More... | |
Functions | |
| std::expected< SurfaceMassFit, Failure > | try_fit_surface_mass (double numerator, double denominator, CalibrationObjective objective) |
| Solve either scalar calibration objective without discarding the physical sign. | |
| std::expected< SurfaceH1Fit, Failure > | try_fit_surface_h1_coefficients (const SurfaceH1Moments &moments, FittedSurfaceH1 options={}) |
| Solve the two signed constrained least-squares problems with positive mass and nonnegative stiffness. | |
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Solve the two signed constrained least-squares problems with positive mass and nonnegative stiffness.
Reject nonfinite moments before constructing the normalized Gram problem.
Compare a feasible positive backend operator against the signed physical target.
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nodiscard |
Solve either scalar calibration objective without discarding the physical sign.