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Figure 1. Field evolution. Left: case A; right: case B.
Table 1. Summary of numerical experiments: squared Riemann distance µ2(·, ·).
Figure 3. Reference mean deviation ˆσ(x) (corresponds to Vˆ). Left: cases A2, A8; right: cases B6, B9
Figure 5. Absolute errors in the correlation matrix (Eq. (81)): ϵ3(x, x′), sub-case (a); ϵe3(x, x′), sub-case (b); ϵe1(x, x′), sub-case (c)

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