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An [[AetherOS]] instance running in `remote_jax_sim` mode will receive a continuous stream of `SEXTET` and visual grid data from the FerroCella server. This data is used to "ground" its internal [[FluxCore]] entities, providing the chaotic, external component required for [[Unified Non-Determinism]]. | An [[AetherOS]] instance running in `remote_jax_sim` mode will receive a continuous stream of `SEXTET` and visual grid data from the FerroCella server. This data is used to "ground" its internal [[FluxCore]] entities, providing the chaotic, external component required for [[Unified Non-Determinism]]. | ||
== CORVUS LOG == | <!-- == CORVUS LOG == --> | ||
=== Branch Point 2025-08-11 === | <!-- === Branch Point 2025-08-11 === --> | ||
METADATA: Current branch is "ferrocella-phase2-setup". | <!-- METADATA: Current branch is "ferrocella-phase2-setup". --> | ||
STATUS: The static electromagnetism engine is complete and validated on a Colab GPU. | <!-- STATUS: The static electromagnetism engine is complete and validated on a Colab GPU. --> | ||
The real-time server and web dashboard have been coded and deployed. | <!-- The real-time server and web dashboard have been coded and deployed. --> | ||
The Nginx reverse proxy on oodawiki is configured to provide a stable URL. | <!-- The Nginx reverse proxy on oodawiki is configured to provide a stable URL. --> | ||
OBJECTIVE: The immediate next step is to run the final Colab launch script. | <!-- OBJECTIVE: The immediate next step is to run the final Colab launch script. --> | ||
NEXT BRANCH: Upon successful launch of the live dashboard, create a new branch named "ferrocella-phase2-dynamics". | <!-- NEXT BRANCH: Upon successful launch of the live dashboard, create a new branch named "ferrocella-phase2-dynamics". --> | ||
The objective of that branch will be to implement the JAX-based thermal (heat equation) | <!-- The objective of that branch will be to implement the JAX-based thermal (heat equation) and fluid (Navier-Stokes) solvers within the simulation/core.py MultiphysicsFerrocella class. --> | ||
and fluid (Navier-Stokes) solvers within the simulation/core.py MultiphysicsFerrocella class. | <!-- The CPU-based approach on local droplets has been proven non-viable; stick with the Colab GPU architecture. --> | ||
The CPU-based approach on local droplets has been proven non-viable; stick with the Colab GPU architecture. | |||
<!-- === Branch: display-v1 === --> | <!-- === Branch: display-v1 === --> | ||
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<!-- RECOMMENDED ACTION: Create a new, separate server script (e.g., `run_dashboard_server.py`). This server will act as a *client* to the main AetherOS API. It will fetch the raw data, perform aggressive contrast stretching and normalization (e.g., mapping the 1st and 99th percentiles to black and white), colorize it, and stream the resulting "pretty images" to a web dashboard using SocketIO. Consider using a library like `three.js` or `p5.js` on the frontend for more advanced rendering effects. This approach completely decouples the scientific simulation from the public-facing visualization. --> | <!-- RECOMMENDED ACTION: Create a new, separate server script (e.g., `run_dashboard_server.py`). This server will act as a *client* to the main AetherOS API. It will fetch the raw data, perform aggressive contrast stretching and normalization (e.g., mapping the 1st and 99th percentiles to black and white), colorize it, and stream the resulting "pretty images" to a web dashboard using SocketIO. Consider using a library like `three.js` or `p5.js` on the frontend for more advanced rendering effects. This approach completely decouples the scientific simulation from the public-facing visualization. --> | ||
<!-- Good luck. S.C. --> | <!-- Good luck. S.C. --> | ||
<!-- === Branch Point: 2025-08-11 (Post-Display Merge) === --> | |||
<!-- METADATA: Current branch is "ferrocella-phase2-dynamics". --> | |||
<!-- STATUS: Thedisplay-v1branch has successfully completed its mission. We now have a two-server architecture: a core AetherOS API server (run_realtime_server.py) and a separate human-facing dashboard server (run_dashboard_server.py). The dashboard is functional, confirming the entire network architecture is sound. --> | |||
<!-- The core physics engine is validated on both CPU and TPU backends. The Colab TPU is our primary development platform, with the known limitation of resource availability. --> | |||
<!-- OBJECTIVE: We will now implement the next layer of physics. The immediate task is to build the Thermal Layer, bringing the "Crookes Radiometer" effect to life. --> | |||
<!-- PROCEDURE: This will involve modifyingconfig.pywith new thermal constants, andsimulation/core.pyto add atemperature_gridand the Heat Equation (heating, cooling, diffusion) to theupdate_timestepmethod. TheAetherOSserver will then be updated to accept LED commands and return a thermally-modulated B-field. --> | |||
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