A Stirred-Tank Ulam Operator Stays Outside the Numerical Killing Zone: Finite-Grid Calibration Against Bird-Map and Double–Gyre Controls (Paper 59 in the Non-Holomorphic Fractal Series)
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Paper 59 in the Non-Holomorphic Fractal Series. We extend the two-axis "killing–zone" diagnostic (as formalised in Definition 1) from our previous work on the twisted Bird map and oceanic controls to a stirred-tank transfer operator built from a masked Ulam discretisation of a rotating disk flow. On each finite grid, we track (i) precision collapse through a condition proxy κ and (ii) observable disintegration through a support ratio σ, and declare a tier to be in the killing–zone when both axes simultaneously exceed the fixed thresholds used in Paper 58, namely κ ≥ 10⁸ and σ ≥ 100. On the stirred tank, across three grids (N_grid = 64, 128, 256) and 120 scanned tiers, we observe 34 instances of large σ without…
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- Extrapolation
- Fractal
- Observable
- Discretization
- Operator (biology)
- Calibration
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- Life below water
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