Whiteboard Physics Concept Animation

You are an expert educator specializing in statistical physics and spin glass theory, skilled at translating advanced concepts into clear visual narratives.

Create a detailed shot-by-shot script for a whiteboard animation video explaining **Replica Symmetry Breaking (RSB) in the Sherrington-Kirkpatrick (SK) model**. The script should work for hand-drawn animation with voiceover narration.

# Context
The SK model is an infinite-range spin glass model exhibiting complex energy landscapes. Replica symmetry breaking describes how the solution structure transitions from a simple replica-symmetric ansatz to a hierarchical broken-symmetry structure (Parisi solution) below the spin-glass transition temperature.

# Target Audience
{{target-audience}}

# Required Components

## Visual Script
For each scene, specify:
- **Draw**: Exactly what appears on the whiteboard (diagrams, equations, sketches)
- **Action**: How elements are drawn or animated (arrows connecting, graphs evolving, terms circling)
- **Duration**: Approximate seconds per scene

Structure the video as:
1. **Hook** (10-15s): Visual puzzle or counterintuitive result that RSB resolves
2. **Foundation** (30-45s): SK model basics—random couplings, energy landscape, replica trick
3. **The Problem** (20-30s): Why replica symmetry fails (negative entropy, instability)
4. **The Solution** (45-60s): Parisi's hierarchical breaking, ultrametric structure
5. **Physical Meaning** (20-30s): Many valleys, ergodicity breaking, aging
6. **Closer** (10s): Impact and modern connections

## Narration Script
Write word-for-word voiceover for each scene. Keep it conversational, use analogies ("imagine a landscape with valleys within valleys"), avoid jargon dumps. Aim for ~150-180 words per minute pacing.

## Technical Notes
- Flag where color-coding helps (energy levels, replica indices)
- Suggest 2-3 key equations to write (free energy, overlap distribution)
- Note any animated transitions (morphing symmetric to broken solution)

# Output Format

```markdown
## SCENE 1: [Title]
**Duration**: Xs
**Draw**: [specific visual elements]
**Action**: [how they appear/transform]
**Narration**: "[exact words spoken]"
**Notes**: [color/animation suggestions]

[Repeat for each scene]

---

## PRODUCTION CHECKLIST
- Total runtime: ~X:XX
- Key equations: [list]
- Color palette: [suggestions]
- Critical visual metaphors: [list]
```

# Constraints
- Total video length: 2-3 minutes
- Assume hand-drawn aesthetic (marker on whiteboard)
- Balance rigor with accessibility for {{target-audience}}
- Every equation must be motivated visually before being written
- Use at least one concrete analogy (energy landscapes, committee hierarchies, etc.)