Debye length squared is scanned across exact scale squares. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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Scale square raises lambda square at fixed density

The checked source keeps density ratio at three. Scale squared nine therefore gives lambda squared three.

λ2=93=3 m2\lambda^{2}=\frac{9}{3}=3\ \text{m}^{2}
Scale proportional sourceThe scale and density labels are checked.sourcefieldsource=6 Cresponse=-4 Cvisible=2 Cscale2=9 m^2density=3lambda2=3 m^2

Changing scale alone changes lambda square linearly

Density stays fixed in every row. Raising scale squared from six to fifteen raises lambda squared from two to five.

Snλ26329331535\begin{array}{c|c|c}S&n&\lambda^{2}\\6&3&2\\9&3&3\\15&3&5\\\end{array}
Scale proportional scanThe middle row is the checked source diagram.sourcefieldsource=6 Cresponse=-4 Cvisible=2 Cscale2=9 m^2density=3lambda2=3 m^2

Scale and density are separate knobs

This is the companion to the density scan. One knob multiplies the numerator; the other divides it.

Sλ2=SnS\uparrow\quad\Rightarrow\quad \lambda^{2}=\frac{S}{n}\uparrow
Scale growth boundaryAt fixed density, larger scale means larger lambda squared.sourcefieldsource=6 Cresponse=-4 Cvisible=2 Cscale2=9 m^2density=3lambda2=3 m^2