英雄纪念碑海报：数学公式驱动的史诗叙事

2x2 grid, 16:9, 4 days that made humans proud: INPUT: $ SUBJECT, optional $ TITLE, $ QUOTE, $ MOOD // Build a heroic potential field Φ across the vertical poster canvas. Φ = monument_gravity($ SUBJECT) + action_energy($ SUBJECT) + archival_weight($ SUBJECT) F = ∇Φ        // primary motion lines, strike arcs, and the main directional thrust of the action freeze Curl = ∇×Φ    // rotational energy zones — used to place inset study panels, motion arrows, and swirling dust Div = ∇·F     // concentration of annotation callouts, fracture points, and accent energy highlights  // Monument generation: // The subject is transformed into a white marble/plaster/stone sculptural figure frozen at peak action (selected Action Freeze Logic). // The pose is placed at the global maximum of |F|, with sculpted force lines and impact debris following F streamlines. // Material patina (cracks, chisel marks, powder, restoration seams) applied where |Div| peaks.  // Staging: // Museum staging elements (broken columns, floating debris, spotlight beams, velvet rope, shattered plinth) are placed along the zero‑isocontours of Φ, framing the monument without crowding it.  // Archival layer: // Title, quote, and metadata placed along negative‑Φ streamlines (left or right margin) using the selected Typography system. // Inset close‑ups, motion diagrams, numbered callouts, and annotation circles at local minima of Φ.  // Accent energy: // Exactly one or two accent systems (e.g., faded red impact veins + muted blue motion paths) appear at the contact and release points, never exceeding 10% of the image area.  // Render: ultra‑detailed stone texture, crisp graphic overlays, dramatic spotlighting, archival paper grain. No split‑screen, no right‑side panel. Output: single vertical hero poster, 8K.