01The physical contract
Four reproducible orthonormal complex state columns; a 1 ms pulse; identical spin-chain Hamiltonian and RF. Drift includes site offsets and nearest-neighbour ZZ interactions.
Accuracy is the Frobenius difference divided by the initial block norm of 2. No phase alignment or renormalisation. Timing requests the final state only.
02What the clock includes
Waveform sampling, generator construction, derivatives and onsite jets, exponential actions, endpoint processors and physical decoding.
Static setup and reference integration are separate. Five interleaved repeats per point are recorded. Min–max ranges are descriptive, not confidence intervals.
03Independent checks
625 correctness comparisons and 36 amplitude/frequency checks. All numerical calls completed. An independent ode113 reference was refined in tolerance and step limit.
4.47 × 10⁻¹³largest reference refinement difference
8.69 × 10⁻¹⁴largest long-run Gram defect, six additions
Environment, provenance and reproduction
Intel Xeon w9-3595X, 60 physical / 120 logical cores. Windows Server 2025 Standard. MATLAB 26.2.0.3320248 (R2026b) Prerelease Update 2. One native process worker and one computational thread after construction. The worktree used ReFS; Spinach recommends NTFS for locking and performance.
Source branch: research/odc4-native-benchmark-20261114. Source commit: dc0f6c3d384c1f7ca3b38e5fa09d835f1ddb7676. Base: d09596d5171cda3218147f0ae6d42034cf14528f. No merge or source-repository publication is implied by this dashboard.
The initial session ended after 779 complete rows due to an output-stream interruption. The continuation preserved those rows exactly and resumed missing full grid blocks. The failed singleCompThread startup is excluded from timing results.
Run native_validate, native_af_check and native_quality before native_benchmark, following the original benchmark README and source archive. Full source and execution evidence remain in the original benchmark delivery.