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ScalarEllipticRunResult

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Struct ScalarEllipticRunResult 

pub struct ScalarEllipticRunResult { /* private fields */ }
Description

Successful result and exact producer/verifier evidence.

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impl ScalarEllipticRunResult

Signature links:§ScalarEllipticRunResult

pub fn error_quadrature(&self) -> Result<QuadratureRule, Diagnostic>

Signature links:error_quadratureResultQuadratureRuleDiagnostic

Quadrature used by accepted-field error metrics.

This is the tensor product of three-point Gauss–Legendre rules on the two reference axes. Its nine points integrate polynomials through degree five on each axis exactly. Callers can inspect QuadratureRule::polynomial_exactness and the complete point set; the rule is returned rather than being an implicit implementation choice.

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Returns EQ0809 unless this result publishes the supported two-dimensional, vertex-located Cartesian Q1 field layout.

pub fn l2_error<E>(&self, exact_solution: E) -> Result<f64, Diagnostic>
where E: Fn([f64; 2]) -> f64,

Signature links:l2_errorResultf64DiagnosticFnf642f64

Continuum L2 error of the accepted Q1 field against an exact solution.

exact_solution receives coherent-SI physical coordinates in the published Cartesian axis order. The integral uses Self::error_quadrature, which is exact when the squared pointwise difference has degree at most five on each cell axis.

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Returns EQ0809 for an unsupported accepted field layout, or EQ0801 if the exact solution or accumulated error is non-finite.

pub fn quadrature_l_infinity_error<E>( &self, exact_solution: E, ) -> Result<f64, Diagnostic>
where E: Fn([f64; 2]) -> f64,

Signature links:quadrature_l_infinity_errorResultf64DiagnosticFnf642f64

Quadrature-sampled L-infinity error of the accepted Q1 field.

exact_solution receives coherent-SI physical coordinates in the published Cartesian axis order. This is the largest pointwise error at the nine per-cell points returned by Self::error_quadrature; a finite rule cannot claim the essential supremum of an arbitrary caller function between those points.

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Returns EQ0809 for an unsupported accepted field layout, or EQ0801 if the exact solution or sampled error is non-finite.

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impl ScalarEllipticRunResult

Signature links:§ScalarEllipticRunResult

pub const fn plan(&self) -> &ScalarEllipticRunPlan

Signature links:planScalarEllipticRunPlan

Exact plan replayed immediately before allocation.

pub const fn elapsed(&self) -> Duration

Signature links:elapsedDuration

Wall duration measured by this local application operation.

pub const fn field(&self) -> ScalarFieldSummary

Signature links:fieldScalarFieldSummary

Bounded primary field summary.

pub fn field_values(&self) -> &[f64]

Signature links:field_valuesf64

Complete accepted primary Field values in canonical location order.

pub fn into_field_values(self) -> Vec<f64>

Signature links:into_field_valuesVecf64

Consume this result into its complete primary Field values.

pub const fn balance(&self) -> ScalarEllipticBalanceEvidence

Signature links:balanceScalarEllipticBalanceEvidence

Recovered continuous conservation evidence.

pub const fn assembly(&self) -> AssemblyReport

Signature links:assemblyAssemblyReport

Accepted local assembly placement and shape evidence.

pub const fn run_manifest(&self) -> &RunManifestV2

Signature links:run_manifestRunManifestV2

Versioned Model, Realization, and actual execution provenance.

pub const fn solve(&self) -> &SolveReport

Signature links:solveSolveReport

Independently accepted linear solve report.

pub const fn receipt(&self) -> &ExecutionReceipt

Signature links:receipt

Immutable deployment, operator, plan, and execution-DAG evidence.

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impl Debug for ScalarEllipticRunResult

Signature links:§DebugScalarEllipticRunResult
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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

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Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ScalarEllipticRunResult

Signature links:§PartialEqScalarEllipticRunResult
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fn eq(&self, other: &ScalarEllipticRunResult) -> bool

Signature links:§eqScalarEllipticRunResultbool
Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

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Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ScalarEllipticRunResult

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