Study builds a velocity-resolved response surface for CDN-179 force integrand, indicating the significance of peak tracking.
CDN-184 builds a compact velocity-resolved signed response surface for the CDN-179 force integrand at \(θ20\). It scans probe velocity from the fitted acoustic-floor speed through and above the finite-time CDN-179 force maximum, retaining direct force, signed negative spectral mass, and response-band centroids. The surface peaks consistently track the finite-time \(v^*(θ)\) branch rather than deriving the asymptotic acoustic floor. D9 remains open, with the next target identified as the \(θ\)-drift of the velocity-response surface.
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