Frame-Independent Observability Spectrum of the Surface Torsion Obstruction

Hiroyuki Shioiri

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20739078

June 18, 2026Open Access

Frame-Independent Observability Spectrum of the Surface Torsion Obstruction

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This research aims to enhance the understanding of observability spectrum in the context of surface torsion.
Refined rank-24 visibility into frame-independent parameters.
Analyzed calibrated singular values and condition numbers.
Applied Cramér--Rao bounds for resolution.
Improved understanding of the observability spectrum with respect to frame independence.
Refined metrics enhance analysis capability in surface spectroscopy.

Implication

Quantitative observability spectrum refines visibility in surface spectroscopy, suggesting improved analysis methods.

Abstract

Quantitative observability spectrum for full torsion surface spectroscopy. The paper refines rank-24 visibility into frame-independent calibrated singular values, condition numbers, and Cramér--Rao resolution bounds.

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