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Chapter 11: Simulation Stack & Synthetic Data — Langevin / BTE / Stochastic Liouville


I. Objectives & Applicability


II. Minimal Statements & Principles (S110-*)


III. Modules & Architecture (SimStack)


IV. Metrology Chain & Data Contract (Required Fields)

unit_system: "SI"

scenario:

platform: "SC|Semiconductor|Spin|Optomech|Acoustic|custom"

geom_bc: {mesh:"<file|hash>", bc:"Dirichlet|Neumann|Robin"}

thermal:

kappa_T:"<W/m/K>", R_K:"<K m^2/W>", sources:{Q:"<W/m^3>"}, T0:"<K>"

noise_spectra:

S_target: {family:"Johnson|one_over_f|TLS|white|custom", params:{...}, type:"one-sided|two-sided", freq:"ω|f"}

J_omega: {family:"ohmic|sub|super|custom", params:{eta:"...", s:"...", omega_c:"<rad/s>"}}

dynamics:

method: "Langevin|BTE|SLE|hybrid"

langevin: {gamma:"<γ(ω) or kernel>", V:"<V(x)>"}

bte: {dos:"<D(ω,p)>", v:"<v(ω,p)>", tau:"<τ(ω,p,T)>", solver:"MC|DOM|SN"}

sle: {generator:"GKSL|Redfield|TCL2", Hs:"<H_S>", Hst:"<noise model>", control:"<seq>"}

outputs:

spectra: ["S_xx(ω)","S_dw(ω)"], rates: ["Gamma1","Gamma_phi","T1","T2","Q"], thermal:["T(r,t)","q(r,t)"]

uncertainty:

Σ_y:"<blocks>", ci_level:0.95

reproducibility:

bundle:{scripts:"...", env:"...", anchors:["S110-*","M11-*","I110-*"], seed:2025}

references: ["Heat.Decoherence v1.0:Ch.2 S20-*","Ch.4 S40-*","Ch.5 S50-*","Ch.6 S60-*","Ch.7 S70-*"]


V. Algorithmic Workflows (M11-*)


VI. Implementation Bindings & Interfaces (I110-*)

Error codes: E/INPUT (missing), E/UNIT (units), E/NUMERIC (non-convergence/energy imbalance), E/SPECTRA (inconsistent spectra), E/IDENTIFIABILITY (ill-conditioned).


VII. Quality Gates (This Chapter)


VIII. Cross-References & Anchors (This Chapter)


IX. Summary
This chapter provides a pluggable simulation stack and synthetic-data contract across Langevin / BTE / Stochastic Liouville routes, unifying co-generation of thermal–spectral–rate & control effects. With quality gates on energy conservation, spectral consistency, and coverage, it outputs traceable {S_{xx}(ω), Γ_1, Γ_φ, T_1, T_2} and T(r,t), q(r,t), enabling cross-platform validation, SBC tests, and engineered design comparisons.


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First published: 2025-11-11|Current version:v5.1
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