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PHY.10:4.6 - Revise the account or develop the next contrast

Return the interpreted result and the physical reason for the next move. This may be use of a sufficient account, a narrower parameter range, an added interaction, a different preparation or readout, or an unresolved difference that the work can tolerate.

Develop a subsequent test from what remains unresolved. One outcome can identify which regime, hidden state or control error matters next. Sequential design can exploit that information, but a complete sequence need not be invented when one comparison already supplies the useful result.

When a revision changes the physical account, propagate it to the mathematical formulation, computation and interpretation that depend on it. Use B.5.RR and B.5.MPC.R for the corresponding reasoning and cross-contribution revision.

Stop when the obtained distinction suffices, or when no worthwhile available test changes the present use. Preserve a promising unresolved physical question when it opens a useful later construction or investigation.