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Chapter 13 — Application Scenarios & Case Studies
- I. One-Sentence Aim
Provide deployable, end-to-end scenarios centered on the Tension Wall Sigma_TW, spanning wall-parameter identification, layered propagation estimation, echo-component decomposition, thin/thick-wall decisions, long-term drift guarding, and risk assessment. For each, supply workflows, interface bindings, logging & audit norms, and acceptance/falsification criteria. - II. Scope & Non-Goals
- Covered: six core scenarios (A…F) plus one integrated end-to-end case, including I/O definitions, stepwise procedures, interface mappings, records & audits, acceptance criteria & falsification lines, and deliverable lists.
- Not covered: re-deriving the results of Chapters 3–12 or their error details; device-level mechanical/electrical designs.
- III. Minimal Terms & Symbols
- Wall & profile: Sigma_TW, r_H, Delta_w, W(r), Xi_TW(r), TWProfile.
- Fields & propagation: Phi_T(x,t), grad_Phi_T(x,t), n_eff(x,t,f), c_ref, T_arr.
- Paths & measure: gamma(ell), { ell_i }, d ell, segmented paths gamma_i.
- Energy triplet: R_TW, T_trans, A_sigma, with R_TW + T_trans + A_sigma = 1.
- Differentials & echoes: ΔT_arr(f1,f2), ΔT_echo(k).
- Gauges & modes: mode ∈ {constant, general}.
- Naming isolation: never mix T_fil with T_trans; never mix n with n_eff.
- IV. Scenario A | Wall-Parameter Identification (Inverting TWProfile)
Goal. Using multi-band, multi-angle path arrival-time data, invert the TWProfile parameters { r_H, Delta_w, sigma_w, a_{lm}, … } and the energy-triplet curves. - Inputs
- Observations: T_arr_obs(f_m, gamma_a) with uncertainties; f_grid.
- Priors: Phi_T, grad_Phi_T (or measurable approximations); coords_spec, units_spec; calibrated c_ref.
- Outputs
- theta_hat (TWProfile parameters) with covariance; RTParams (R_TW(f), T_trans(f), A_sigma(f)); consistency metrics eta_T and τ_switch.
- Workflow (interface bindings)
- capture_path → { gamma[k], Δell[k] }, detect_TW_intersections → { ell_i }.
- estimate_neff_TW to assemble n_eff; segment_integrals and—if thin-wall—interface_correction.
- fit_TW_profile to minimize the objective and emit theta_hat, Cov.
- estimate_RT_TW to calibrate the energy triplet; check_dual_arrival_consistency to emit eta_T.
- consistency_thin_vs_thick_TW to emit τ_switch; emit_measurement_report to archive.
- Acceptance criteria
- |Residual| ≤ GB; eta_T ≤ threshold; τ_switch ≤ limit; R_TW + T_trans + A_sigma = 1; side limits n_eff^± ≥ 1.
- Falsification lines
- Stable n_eff < 1, or eta_T / τ_switch over threshold with no remedy on back-check.
- V. Scenario B | Layered Propagation Estimation (Inner/Wall/Outer)
Goal. Under explicit partitioning (Region_in / Region_wall / Region_out), compute cross-layer T_arr and audit matching types and energy consistency. - Inputs/Outputs
- Inputs: TWProfile, path set { gamma_a } with { ell_i }, Phi_T/grad_Phi_T, c_ref, mode.
- Outputs: segment times T_arr_i and combined T_arr_total; residuals for R_TW, T_trans, A_sigma; side-limit report.
- Workflow
- apply_TW_matching to generate side limits of Phi_T; estimate_neff_TW to obtain n_eff^±.
- segment_integrals (and interface_correction if needed).
- rt_estimator_TW to audit energy consistency and output residual curves.
- Acceptance/Falsification
- As in Chapter 8: energy-consistency residuals and side-limit lower bounds pass; else falsify the interface setup or profile specification.
- VI. Scenario C | Echo Detection & Decomposition
Goal. Detect and decompose multi-path “echo” orders and weights induced by wall reflections; estimate the near-wall loop length L_loop. - Inputs/Outputs
- Inputs: time-series or spectral Observations; TWProfile; f_grid; path cluster { gamma_m }.
- Outputs: per-order ΔT_echo(k) with uncertainties; path weights { w_m }; synthesized T_arr_total.
- Workflow
- simulate_multipath_TW to generate candidate { T_arr_m, w_m }.
- Perform template matching or sparse decomposition in the observation domain to recover ΔT_echo(k).
- Cross-check via rt_estimator_TW, check_dual_arrival_consistency; archive report.
- Acceptance/Falsification
- Echo orders match ΔT_echo(k) within tolerance; energy consistency holds; if stable offsets persist not attributable to noise/out-of-band effects, falsify TWProfile or the path set.
- VII. Scenario D | Thin/Thick-Wall Decision & Switching
Goal. Decide runtime gauges based on Delta_w/r_H and τ_switch, ensuring numerical robustness and traceability. - Workflow
- Pre-evaluation: consistency_thin_vs_thick_TW on representative paths and refinement levels.
- Online: record eta_w; double-compute near the threshold and compare τ_switch.
- Policy: if τ_switch > tau_switch, lock thick-wall pipeline and revisit endpoint tolerances and W(r).
- Archival: log_tw_propagation to record switching rationale and difference curves.
- Acceptance/Falsification
- Post-switch, eta_T, lower bound, and energy consistency still pass; persistent failures falsify the thin-wall approximation or the profile setup.
- VIII. Scenario E | Long-Term Drift Monitoring & Guarding (Streaming)
Goal. Monitor c_ref(t), n_common(x,t), and wall-parameter drift; auto-alert and maintain gauge consistency. - Workflow
- calibrate_c_ref to periodically update c_ref(t).
- Within a sliding window, decompose_n_eff / fit_TW_profile to update slow variables.
- Guarding: compute GB = k_guard · u_c, eta_T, τ_switch; on threshold exceedance, trigger rollback and alerts.
- Archive: log_artifacts_TW to persist metric time series and environment blocks.
- Acceptance/Falsification
- Drift remains within band; eta_T stays below threshold. Cross-band drift not explainable by environment falsifies current calibration.
- IX. Scenario F | Risk Assessment & Guardband Setting
Goal. Before deployment, assess tail risk for key metrics and set GB and runtime thresholds. - Workflow
- propagate_uncertainty_MC to generate distributions of T_arr / ΔT_arr.
- Evaluate n_eff clamping trigger rate, ΔT_sigma trigger statistics, and out-of-band leakage ratios.
- Set k_guard and GB; persist in the report.
- Acceptance/Falsification
- Target coverage probabilities are met; if tail risks are excessive, reconfigure path/band layouts or raise data-quality gates.
- X. End-to-End Case | Imaging, Inversion & Echo Validation for a Non-Spherical Wall
Goal. For r_H(theta,phi) non-sphericity, complete wall-parameter imaging, arrival-time inversion, energy consistency, and echo-order joint validation. - Steps
- Preparation & metrology: declare_tw_contract, calibrate_c_ref, capture_path, detect_TW_intersections.
- Assembly & segmentation: apply_TW_matching, estimate_neff_TW, segment_integrals (with interface_correction if needed).
- Inversion: fit_TW_profile to obtain theta_hat; estimate_RT_TW to audit energy consistency.
- Consistency: check_dual_arrival_consistency, consistency_thin_vs_thick_TW.
- Echo validation: simulate_multipath_TW aligned to observations to extract ΔT_echo(k).
- Reporting & archival: emit_measurement_report; persist hashes and falsification samples.
- Acceptance
- Residuals within GB; two-gauge consistency; τ_switch passes; energy consistency; echo-order agreement.
- XI. Minimal Records & Logs (common to all scenarios)
- Physics & geometry: hash(Phi_T), hash(grad_Phi_T), hash(n_eff), hash(gamma), Sigma_TW labels and { ell_i } tolerances.
- Gauges & thresholds: mode, eps_T, eta_T, eta_c, eta_w, tau_switch, lower-bound margin T_arr − L_path/c_ref.
- Energy & differentials: residuals for R_TW,T_trans,A_sigma; counts/magnitudes of ΔT_sigma; ΔT_arr linear-region diagnostics and out-of-band leakage ratio.
- Uncertainty & reproducibility: u_stat,u_sys,u_c, k, seed, coords_spec, units_spec, SolverCfg, and hash manifest.
- XII. Minimal Data-Contract Checklist
- Contract: spec_version, coords_spec, units_spec, mode, tolerances:{eps_T,eta_T,eta_w,tau_switch}.
- TWProfile: model, parameters, hash(TWProfile); Sigma_TW_meta.
- Path / Observations / RTParams: required fields & units; timestamps in ISO-8601.
- Report/Log: metrics, falsification samples, replay entry, and hashes.
- XIII. Interface & Implementation Bindings (scenario map)
- Scenario A: capture_path → estimate_neff_TW → segment_integrals / interface_correction → fit_TW_profile → estimate_RT_TW → check_dual_arrival_consistency → emit_measurement_report.
- Scenario B: apply_TW_matching → estimate_neff_TW → segment_integrals → rt_estimator_TW.
- Scenario C: simulate_multipath_TW → decompose ΔT_echo(k) → rt_estimator_TW / check_dual_arrival_consistency.
- Scenario D: consistency_thin_vs_thick_TW → policy switch → log_tw_propagation.
- Scenario E: calibrate_c_ref → fit_TW_profile (sliding window) → persist guarding metrics.
- Scenario F: propagate_uncertainty_MC → set GB → archive report.
- XIV. Acceptance Criteria & Falsification Lines (master list)
- Accept: T_arr ≥ L_path / c_ref; eta_T ≤ threshold; R_TW + T_trans + A_sigma = 1; n_eff^± ≥ 1; τ_switch ≤ limit; ΔT_arr linear region satisfied.
- Falsify: any criterion fails after excluding implementation errors; three consecutive independent replications falsifying the same dimension trigger axiom/profile review.
- XV. Deliverables
- Scenario-specific workflow rosters and parameter templates (A…F).
- Gauge, consistency, and energy-audit templates: eta_c, eta_T, τ_switch, and residual dashboards.
- End-to-end case reproducibility bundle: data/code/parameters/SolverCfg/RNG seed/hash manifest and replay scripts.
- XVI. Cross-References
- EFT.WP.BH.TensionWall v1.0 Chapters 3–12 (equations, geometry, parameterization, propagation, metrology, matching, implementation, validation & errors).
- EFT.WP.Propagation.TensionPotential v1.0 — two gauges and data conventions.
- EFT.WP.Core.Metrology v1.0 M05-, M10-; EFT.WP.Core.Errors v1.0 M20-*.
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