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Validates Hertzian contact mechanics by dropping a single sphere onto a rigid flat wall and measuring COR, contact duration, and peak overlap against analytical predictions. Sweeps 4 impact velocities (0.1-2.0 m/s) x 4 COR values (0.5-0.95) = 16 test cases. All pass validation: COR within 3% for COR>=0.7, contact duration within 10% of Hertz theory, peak overlap within 10-25% (depending on damping level). Includes: main.rs, config.toml, run_sweep.py, validate.py, plot.py, README.md with full documentation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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examples/bench_hertz_rebound/— a quantitative benchmark that validates Hertzian contact mechanics by dropping a single sphere onto a rigid flat wallTest plan
cargo build --no-default-features --example bench_hertz_reboundpassescargo test --no-default-featurespasses (exit 0)validate.pypasses: 49/49 checks pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code