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PHY.7:12 - Relations

  • MATH.10: constructs admissible variations and establishes the reach of the resulting condition.
  • PHY.4, PHY.5 and B.5.TU: supply physical symmetry grounds, retained detail and use of a theory in a case.
  • PHY.6 and C.29.BB: provide balance and response constructions for an alternative derivation or a discriminating comparison.
  • MATH.13: derives a mathematical consequence from symmetry; this method supplies the physical action and its admissible symmetry.
  • MMP.9, MMP.10 and C.29.2: reduce or formulate the resulting mathematical problem and obtain the needed consequence.
  • B.5.MPC: connects the mathematical result and its conditions to the physical question.
  • B.5.MPC.R: revises a failed physical, mathematical or computational contribution and its affected uses.
  • C.11.DUA: selects further inquiry when resolving the uncertainty can improve the work enough to justify its cost.