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Deterministic scientific checks refer to rule-based validation grounded in physical laws and numerical stability criteria, such as checking whether boundary conditions cover all boundaries, whether material parameters are within physically reasonable ranges, whether the time step satisfies the CFL condition, and whether the mesh sufficiently resolves key gradients.
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