PHY.2:12 - Relations

B.5.FM and B.5.TU connect the target question with an initial physical account and theory. A.3.3.TR supplies the general construction of state and combined change. PHY.1 develops physical similarity conditions when scaling or changing a material is the operative problem.

C.29.1 establishes the correspondence used in inference; C.29.2 formulates the computation; C.29.3 connects a physical realization with preparation and readout. MMP.10 and MMP.11 formulate and develop the mathematical relations. MMP.7 connects a proposed physical distinction with a model of recorded observations. MMP.9 supplies the mathematical reduction when removing a physical state changes the retained evolution.

G.5 distinguishes the results of choosing alternatives or complementary contributions; E.23 governs repeated improvement under a stated evaluation. C.11.DUA selects worthwhile inquiry and use of sufficient results. B.5.MPC and B.5.MPC.R connect the physical, mathematical and computational contributions and locate a failure between them. C.2.8 characterizes extractable structure, and EXD.3 helps express the explanation; ME.7 develops the proposed composition account; ME.12 checks its claims and locates a needed correction.