The idealized mode swaps stores while preserving total energy. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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One snapshot stores more energy in flux

Snapshot one has capacitor energy 1/2 joule and inductor energy 2 joules.

EC=12 J,EL=2 JE_C=\tfrac{1}{2}\ \text{J},\quad E_L=2\ \text{J}
First energy splitThe first split is computed from charge and flux.snapshot0Charge=1 Csnapshot0Capacitance=1 Fsnapshot0Flux=2 Wbsnapshot0Inductance=1 Hsnapshot0CapacitorEnergy=1/2 Jsnapshot0InductorEnergy=2 Jsnapshot0TotalEnergy=5/2 Jsnapshot1Charge=2 Csnapshot1Capacitance=1 Fsnapshot1Flux=1 Wbsnapshot1Inductance=1 Hsnapshot1CapacitorEnergy=2 Jsnapshot1InductorEnergy=1/2 Jsnapshot1TotalEnergy=5/2 J

A later snapshot swaps the storage emphasis

Snapshot two has capacitor energy 2 joules and inductor energy 1/2 joule, but the total is still 5/2 joules.

2+12=52 J2+\tfrac{1}{2}=\tfrac{5}{2}\ \text{J}
Second energy splitThe total is checked equal across snapshots.snapshot0Charge=1 Csnapshot0Capacitance=1 Fsnapshot0Flux=2 Wbsnapshot0Inductance=1 Hsnapshot0CapacitorEnergy=1/2 Jsnapshot0InductorEnergy=2 Jsnapshot0TotalEnergy=5/2 Jsnapshot1Charge=2 Csnapshot1Capacitance=1 Fsnapshot1Flux=1 Wbsnapshot1Inductance=1 Hsnapshot1CapacitorEnergy=2 Jsnapshot1InductorEnergy=1/2 Jsnapshot1TotalEnergy=5/2 J