01 / Problem
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PAPER-033 / June 13, 2026 / corrected September 18, 2026
Digital Twins for Capacitor, Cavity, and Cryogenic Subsystem Experiments
A shared simulation and telemetry substrate for frontier physics and space engineering
01 / Abstract
Abstract
This paper proposes a digital-twin reference architecture spanning capacitor nulls, cavity audits, and cryogenic subsystems. Every model must declare its validity domain, parameter provenance, calibration, held-out validation, and out-of-domain behavior. No executable twin, benchmark dataset, or validation result is released.
02 / Frame
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\[
r_t=y_t-h(x_t),\qquad
\mathrm{DriftScore}=r_t^T\Sigma_t^{-1}r_t.
\]
\[
\mathrm{Twin}=\mathrm{Geometry}+\mathrm{Physics}+\mathrm{Controls}+\mathrm{Telemetry}+\mathrm{Ledger}.
\]
The quadratic residual is a calibrated statistic only inside a declared validity domain with a validated covariance. Outside that domain the twin must report an invalid or degraded state.
03 / Structure
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