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Audit RM3 PTO extension convergence at 0.0125 s - #273
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Predeclare 0.0125 s MATLAB self-convergence and independent Python trajectory limits for both float and spar free decays.
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Summary
Extend the existing RM3 PTO-extension float and spar no-wave free-decay audit from 0.1/0.05/0.025 s to one finer 0.0125 s MATLAB and Python pair. The published inputs, 30 s duration, ode4 solver, initial 5 m PTO stroke, and zero PTO force remain fixed; only
simu.dtchanges in the diagnostic source run.Predeclared gates
The current RM3 PTO-extension cases remain
qualified_motion; this experiment tests convergence and does not relabel the published 0.1 s cases. Do not relax these gates merely to obtain a pass.Local checks
git diff --check