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Recover an interior field

Reconstruct the declared field from boundary measurements. The decoder uses the samples you supply, not the generator’s hidden coefficients.

Default field u = 2 + 3x + x² − y², plus βJ. At (1/5, −3/10, 1/3), J = -11/300. After k transport steps the preimage is x = A to the power −k applied to y. This view uses k = 0.

Generator reference at the source probe: 2.40333333. This is not an imported field’s true value. Reconstruction from the generator’s samples: 2.55000000. Residual against the twelve-node family: 1.332e-15. Absolute tolerance 0.000001. A large-magnitude field can fail this absolute test even when its relative error is small. Additional sample: not used. Recovered beta from the active samples: —.

Exact-model samples of u, which do not include β, beside the generator’s binary64 samples of u+βJ.
NodeExact-model uGenerator u+βJ
10.7819660.781966
20.0000000.000000
30.3347520.334752
40.7819660.781966
52.7416412.741641
63.0180343.018034
73.4652483.465248
80.0583590.058359
90.3347520.334752
103.4652483.465248
116.0000006.000000
123.0180343.018034
Nine-node selection

Turn nodes off. A nine-node subset is classified by whether every antipodal pair is represented. This is the proved combinatorial test, computed on the nodes you selected. Node numbers are this tool’s display order. They are not the coordinate-defined sample order on the separate ten-sample note.

  • Pair 1:
  • Pair 2:
  • Pair 3:
  • Pair 4:
  • Pair 5:
  • Pair 6:

not a nine-node selection.