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Leapfrog drift adds a Taylor acceleration term on top of the staggered velocity · case 05

Acceleration is counted twice per step and trajectories overshoot.

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Case contract

solve(x0, v0, w2, g, dt, steps): acceleration -w2*x-g. The engine stores velocity at half steps: vh=v0+a(x0)*dt/2, then per step x+=vh*dt; vh+=a(x)*dt. Output synchronizes velocity back to the integer step: [x, vh-a(x)*dt/2] rounded to 6.

Why this case matters

Game and robotics physics loops depend on integrator update order, step control and stabilization terms; a wrong decision point turns a stable simulation into drifting or exploding motion.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
case 0	`[1.331567, 0.358017]`	`[1.514677, 0.430776]`	Failed

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