{
  "visual_id": "V10-control",
  "title": "Screening can remove the interior contrast",
  "classification": "analytic_toy",
  "status": "validated_within_scope",
  "experiment_ids": [
    "E07"
  ],
  "claim_ids": [
    "C09"
  ],
  "run_ids": [
    "20260927T015335313304Z-E07"
  ],
  "model_id": "M2-linear-sphere-control",
  "input_files": [
    {
      "path": "screening_control.csv",
      "sha256": "7761e77cfa89963e126f7ceeb1309044480fbe3826adb192e9a457dbcb00d448"
    }
  ],
  "source_ids": [
    "S22"
  ],
  "axes_and_units": "Explicitly labeled in the exported figure; source columns retain unit suffixes",
  "transformations": [
    "Saved numerical samples; no invented curves",
    "No physical resampling"
  ],
  "uncertainty_type": "Numerical checks in run manifest; no posterior or biological interpretation",
  "validity_limits": [
    "Component model under declared assumptions; not observations"
  ],
  "caption": "Linear spherical screening control, checked against a boundary-value solver. The core fraction is sech(m\u1d62\u2099R). These are idealized objects, not stellar profiles.",
  "alt_text": "Larger interior mass-radius products suppress the core field, despite a nonzero exterior background.",
  "render_command": "uv run --offline --frozen python run.py render",
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  "output_sha256": {
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}