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PHASEMAP coordinate-selective resetting: precision trajectories and exact moments

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

Research software and numerical records for coordinate-selective resetting of a two-dimensional inertial active Brownian particle. This new version preserves the earlier v3.1.1 record and adds the validated FNL R2 scientific source and S-074 precision study. The exact analytic classification covers all seven nonempty deterministic reset protocols. S-074 contains 23,519,232 fresh independent production trajectories across 41 parameter-protocol cells. All 80 reported comparisons meet the requested 1% sampling-standard-error target and their pointwise interval-containment checks. Two additional, stricter design precision targets were missed and remain explicitly reported. The publication table and 52 figure symbols use a separately documented post-result paired Richardson reanalysis of the same preserved trajectories, retaining all 80 rows. Earlier S-071 and S-073 trajectory attempts remain quantitatively unresolved and are not pooled with S-074. No new sampling was performed for this deposit. Files: PHASEMAP_FNL_Reproducibility.zip contains portable, Git-independent source, tested dependency constraints, executable validation and manuscript sources. PHASEMAP_FNL_Numerical_Records.zip contains immutable numerical records, including per-trajectory coupled-step summaries, and original primary results. The code archive contains the separate Richardson results. Extract both into the same directory and follow docs/release/S074_REPRODUCTION.md. The code archive is the exact pre-DOI R2 snapshot; its historical statements that a DOI had not yet been published describe that snapshot, not this record. Provenance: candidate-content commit eaae2e77a2229c39b74f9a9e168c96dbf19945ba; presentation commit bd54ce8972d897905a4c0410b0717241e2bd7d23; tag fnl-submission-candidate-2026-09-06-r2. Code archive SHA-256: 2093887a14db3c77eaab20ffa2710ec6e4e021ec835a09b0c33ee055ba34920d. Numerical archive SHA-256: b7138bd988a3667fd1f79d7fc5f0b6a13fe0276503e922ca24c0f8956b278f55. Licensing: original software is MIT-licensed; research data and authors' text/figures are CC BY 4.0, as specified in LICENSES.md. Bundled third-party LaTeX resources retain their original notices. No specific funding and no competing interests were declared by the corresponding author. This archive release is not a journal submission or evidence of final coauthor manuscript approval.

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