Warhammer: The Time Traveler

Chapter 103 Data Evaluation (Tenth Update)
The success of the live teleportation experiment provides crucial empirical data for Chen Yu's cross-dimensional research plan.

The successful round trip by Mann's team marks the transition of the Dimensional Teleporter from the theoretical verification stage to the initial practical testing stage.

However, Chen Yu was not misled by the appearance of success.

His core logic remained calm, clearly recognizing that this was merely a milestone on a long research journey.

There are still many problems to be solved and technical details to be optimized.

Returning to the Warhammer world to personally investigate the ancient ruins where the teleporter was discovered, and to formally handle matters related to the ascension to Sage, is an important part of Chen Yu's established plan.

But he knew that this matter should not be rushed.

A single successful experiment is far from sufficient to support him in undertaking such an important, and potentially long-term, cross-dimensional mission.

He needs more adequate technical reserves and more comprehensive arrangements.

The primary task at hand is to thoroughly digest the massive amount of data accumulated from this live teleportation.

Chen Yu devoted most of his computing resources to in-depth analysis of the data stream.

He examined repeatedly every curve of energy injection during the transmission process, every fluctuation of spatial resonance, and the subtle changes in the physiological indicators of the members of Mann's squad.

On the main control panel, complex three-dimensional waveforms and waterfall-like data lists scrolled continuously, reflected in his scarlet optical lens.

His deep, synthesized voice echoed through the workshop, as if he were talking to the servo skull floating beside him, or as if it were an unconscious externalization of his thought process.

"Old buddy, look here."

The mechanical finger pointed to a sudden, steep peak on the energy curve.

“A small abnormal overflow occurred during the third stage of injection, and this part of the energy was wasted and meaningless.”

He paused briefly, as if waiting for a response, before continuing on his own.

"The diversion structure must be redesigned. The existing solution is too crude and cannot withstand the energy torrents across dimensions."

Our attention shifts to another set of data on spatial resonance stability.

"The resonant frequency exhibits periodic decay during its maintenance period, with fluctuations exceeding model predictions."

He continued talking to himself, his glasses glistening slightly.

Is it that our anchoring algorithm is not accurate enough, or is there some kind of unexplored 'turbulence' in the local space itself?

"Without solving this problem, the long-term stability of the channel is out of the question."

Finally, he retrieved the physiological reports of the members of Mann's squad.

"Large-scale disturbances occur in neural electrical signals during the reorganization phase. Although they are reversible, recovery takes too long."

"This indicates that the existing life support fields have limited effectiveness."

He seemed to be stating his conclusion to the servo skull.

"It seems that a simple energy shield is not enough."

“We need to develop a technology that can synchronize and stabilize biological neural networks, perhaps… we can reverse-engineer it from the principle of psionic suppressors.”

He had to sift through the vast amount of information to identify potential destabilizing factors and energy loss points.

We will transform this valuable practical experience into a solid foundation for the next technological iteration.

After in-depth analysis, Chen Yu discovered that although the transmission was successful on a macroscopic scale, the energy utilization efficiency was far from reaching the theoretical optimal value.

A significant amount of energy is consumed in maintaining the stability of the channel and resisting unknown spatial resistance.

"Energy loss is mainly concentrated at the critical point of phase transition."

The synthesized voice sounded again, as if conversing with the silent skull. "More than 40% of the energy was used to counteract some kind of dimensional repulsive force that we cannot yet quantify; the efficiency is simply too low."

In addition, the physiological and neurological load on organic life forms and precision equipment caused by the transmission process, although not causing permanent damage, is strong enough to lead to a significant decrease in combat effectiveness in a short period of time.

“Look at the peak values ​​of these neural signal overloads.”

He pulled up Mann's physiological atlas.

"If they engage the enemy immediately after teleporting, their reaction speed will decrease by more than 30%."

"This is a significant drawback for troop deployment that may require immediate combat deployment in the future."

At the same time, a hypothesis that had been shelved due to insufficient information resurfaced in his calculation sequence.

The ancient ruins where the teleportation device was discovered may not be ordinary building remains in terms of structure and materials, but rather played a certain auxiliary or stabilizing role in cross-dimensional teleportation.

"Old friend, we may have overlooked a crucial point back then."

He stared at the servo skull as if re-examining the initial exploration records.

“The asymmetrical arches and energy-conducting metal veins inside the ruins... they may not just be supporting structures, but rather a huge resonant cavity, or an energy guiding matrix.”

Perhaps certain structures within the ruins can converge or guide specific energy fields, thereby reducing the energy threshold and stability requirements needed to activate a teleporter independently.

However, this is currently only a logical deduction based on limited observations.

"Without on-site scanning and energy field mapping, everything is just assumptions."

The truth can only be confirmed after he returns to the Warhammer world and conducts a thorough investigation of the ruins.

Therefore, Chen Yu believed that the dimension teleporter must undergo at least one round of in-depth optimization before initiating the return journey.

He plans to start from several directions.

First, we need to redesign the energy conduction structure and try to use more efficient energy conduction materials to reduce dissipation during transmission.

“We need a medium with a higher affinity for dimensional energy, perhaps by incorporating amorphous metallic ceramics unique to that world.”

Second, a fine-tuning resonant frequency algorithm is used to find a resonant point that better matches the local spatial structure, thereby improving the inherent stability of the channel.

"The algorithm needs to introduce dynamic adaptive variables and can no longer use fixed frequency parameters."

Third, an auxiliary stabilizing field generator for living organisms is added to the teleportation capsule, aiming to reduce the tearing and disorder caused to the nerves and body by teleportation.

"A stable field must be synchronized with the biological neural electrical rhythm, rather than being rudely isolated from all external forces."

"This requires more sophisticated biosignal models."

These improvements all require time for simulation calculations, material preparation, and physical testing.

On the other hand, ensuring that things don't go wrong in the cyberpunk world while he's away is also a crucial preparation.

The abandoned town workshop was his important research base and escape route, and he could not afford to lose it.

Mann's squad is his key link in interacting with local forces and acquiring resources, and it must be kept running effectively.

"They need clearer mission guidelines and a level of power sufficient to protect themselves."

He was assessing the situation.

“While we are away, they must be able to handle the company’s probing and the threats on the street on their own.”

He needs to make advance arrangements to maintain the current balance.

To ensure that this temporary base remains intact and under his control upon his return.

(End of this chapter)