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PHY.3:12 - Relations
B.5.TU and B.5.MPC supply theory-to-case use and division and reconnection of mathematical, physical and computational work. B.5.QD helps develop the next question from an obtained limit or obstruction.
A.3.3.TR supplies a sufficient state description and representation of interacting changes. C.29.BB supplies boundary accounting and cancellation for additive quantities.
MMP.8 and MMP.10 supply information-conditioned choice, constraint formulation and the coverage requirement for a class-wide conclusion. MATH.11 supplies mathematical invariant construction and use.
PHY.1 supplies physical similarity when the comparison must cross regimes; PHY.2 constructs a physical analogue for the continuing mechanism question.
C.29.1-C.29.3 govern mathematical correspondence, computational formulation and realization where those are unresolved. ME.7 develops a proposed composition of the work method using the physical result; ME.12 checks the claims in that account and its description. C.11.DUA helps decide whether an additional inquiry can change the useful next action.