# Differential-element verification Validation against the final 1.7.0 checkout on 2026-09-30. CTAN submission and publication status are recorded separately in `release-1.7.0.md`. - All 15 regression suites pass. Generated reference and bundle freshness checks pass for 121 features. - All 57 example documents compile (154 rendered pages) with the checkout forced through `TEXINPUTS`; each example has its own output directory. - The isolated single-file runtime compiles eight module gallery documents and the six-page starter, using an empty user TeX tree. Recorders contain only the local bundled `tikzphysics.sty`, with no split physics libraries. Explicit meta/module/heattransfer alias requests also compile without loading system copies. - All 17 module gallery pages are pixel-identical between split and isolated bundled runtimes at 72 dpi. Every sampled RGB pixel is monochrome. - Every page of the thermodynamics, thermalphysics and elements galleries was visually inspected after the final runtime changes. - Physical strokes inherit native TikZ line widths. A regression instrumenting actual PGF stroke calls verifies 1.25 pt document styling across mechanics, surfaces, ramps, optics, differential elements, fluids, thermodynamics and thermalphysics. No physical runtime imposes a custom stroke width; debug annotation leader lines retain their independent diagnostic styling. - Overleaf archive integrity and the contents of all 20 files are checked. Evidence: `tmp/release-1.7.0/` (compile recorders, raster comparisons, visual renders, complete test output and independent loading probes). Element fixtures contain 57 existing polar PASS records, 23 solid-element records (including both x and y in point comparisons), and 81 new review records. The added fixture checks all integer families on nine native nodes, all 13 new projected pic families, independently calculated large-radius and narrow-angle centroids, mixed units and transformations, axial endpoints, unequal cone slice radii, ellipse interior points and instance isolation. All 18 invalid-input cases produce the intended package diagnostic. The four element PDFs contain six visually reviewed pages: original circular, solid and font/material galleries plus three new percentage/styling pages. Fixed the reproducible 3 cm polar-centroid overflow using normalized radii; small-angle sinc uses a stable limit. Corrected vertical sphere-disk hidden edges, cylinder-shell physical height, and native element text centring. Added actual projected rim and axial percentage coordinates, preserving named components and existing family directions. Label leaders in the new gallery prevent crowded percentage annotations. Full-circle compass anchors are placement bounds; rim families locate actual material curves. Highlighted finite-thickness slices and unwrapped rings illustrate differential approximations, not exact finite-volume solvers.