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PHY.6:12 - Relations

  • C.29.BB: constructs balances across chosen boundaries and distinguishes transfer from production.
  • B.5.TU, PHY.4 and PHY.5: supply theory use, constraints on an unknown law and the choice of effective physical detail.
  • MMP.10 and C.29.2: formulate the selected mathematical question and obtain its result; MMP.9 supplies mathematical reduction when needed.
  • MMP.11: represents the freedom left in a response law after applicable constraints.
  • A.3.3.TR: supplies common construction and composition of relations between states; the present method supplies the physical response and preparation.
  • B.5.MPC connects the consequence to the physical question; B.5.MPC.R repairs a failed connection among physical, mathematical and computational contributions.
  • PHY.1 and PHY.2: use the constructed physical account for similarity and analogue construction.
  • C.11.DUA: decides whether resolving another physical uncertainty can improve the work enough to justify the inquiry.