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Physical Thinking DPF

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  1. Physical Thinking DPF
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Public units
  4. Part A - Construct and constrain a physical account
  5. Part B - Compare, observe and act
  6. Physical Thinking - Readme
  7. Practical entries
  8. PH-PREDICT-AND-DISTINGUISH - Develop a physical prediction and the test it needs
  9. From an unknown resistance to a useful comparison
  10. PH-COLLECTIVE - Choose a collective description for the time that matters
  11. From persistent motion to a justified diffusion calculation
  12. PH-LIMIT - Use a physical bound before designing a mechanism
  13. Physical Thinking - Preface
  14. PHY.Preface:1 - Problem frame - Construct a physical account you can use and change
  15. PHY.Preface:2 - Problem and forces - Keep the physical question through the calculation
  16. PHY.Preface:3 - Solution - Connect physical methods through their results
  17. PHY.Preface:3.1 - Construct and constrain the account
  18. PHY.Preface:3.2 - Compare, observe and construct another use
  19. PHY.Preface:3.3 - Constituent actions in ongoing work
  20. PHY.Preface:4 - Worked connection - From an unknown resistance to a useful comparison
  21. PHY.Preface:5 - Bias, use checks and recurring failures
  22. PHY.Preface:6 - Consequences and Architectural Rationale
  23. PHY.Preface:7 - Shared sources, alternatives and relations
  24. PHY.Preface:End
  25. Part A - Construct and constrain a physical account
  26. PHY.4PHY.4 - Constrain an Unknown Physical Law by Transforming the Situation
  27. PHY.4:1 - Problem frame
  28. PHY.4:2 - Problem
  29. PHY.4:3 - Forces
  30. PHY.4:4 - Solution
  31. PHY.4:4.1 - Recover the participants and the relation being sought
  32. PHY.4:4.2 - Construct the transformation of the situation
  33. PHY.4:4.3 - Turn the comparison into a constraint on the unknown relation
  34. PHY.4:4.4 - Combine applicable dimensions, balances and dissipation
  35. PHY.4:4.5 - Obtain the needed consequence and choose the next use
  36. PHY.4:5 - Archetypal Grounding
  37. PHY.4:5.1 - Restrict an unknown resistive force
  38. PHY.4:5.2 - Add a physical direction
  39. PHY.4:5.3 - Exchange two participants
  40. PHY.4:6 - Bias-Annotation
  41. PHY.4:7 - Conformance Checklist
  42. PHY.4:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
  43. PHY.4:9 - Consequences
  44. PHY.4:10 - Architectural Rationale
  45. PHY.4:11 - SoTA-Echoing
  46. PHY.4:12 - Relations
  47. PHY.4:End
  48. PHY.5PHY.5 - Choose an Effective Physical Description by Scales and Couplings
  49. PHY.5:1 - Problem frame
  50. PHY.5:2 - Problem
  51. PHY.5:3 - Forces
  52. PHY.5:4 - Solution
  53. PHY.5:4.1 - Choose the physical consequence and its resolution
  54. PHY.5:4.2 - Locate the interactions and compare their scales
  55. PHY.5:4.3 - Choose how unresolved processes enter the retained account
  56. PHY.5:4.4 - Construct the approximation and its first omitted contribution
  57. PHY.5:4.5 - Judge the influence on the requested answer
  58. PHY.5:4.6 - Use the account and reopen the affected physical choice
  59. PHY.5:5 - Archetypal Grounding
  60. PHY.5:5.1 - Keep a motor’s torque while eliminating fast current dynamics
  61. PHY.5:5.2 - Decide when a chain can be treated as a continuous medium
  62. PHY.5:5.3 - Retain fluctuations after fast velocity has relaxed
  63. PHY.5:6 - Bias-Annotation
  64. PHY.5:7 - Conformance Checklist
  65. PHY.5:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
  66. PHY.5:9 - Consequences
  67. PHY.5:10 - Architectural Rationale
  68. PHY.5:11 - SoTA-Echoing
  69. PHY.5:12 - Relations
  70. PHY.5:End
  71. PHY.6PHY.6 - Construct Physical Evolution from Balances and Response Laws
  72. PHY.6:1 - Problem frame
  73. PHY.6:2 - Problem
  74. PHY.6:3 - Forces
  75. PHY.6:4 - Solution
  76. PHY.6:4.1 - Choose the consequence and physical participants
  77. PHY.6:4.2 - Construct the balances with physical meanings
  78. PHY.6:4.3 - Supply the response and configuration relations
  79. PHY.6:4.4 - Connect the physical relations before choosing a solving order
  80. PHY.6:4.5 - Make the preparation compatible with the connected account
  81. PHY.6:4.6 - Derive the consequence and return through the implicated premise
  82. PHY.6:5 - Archetypal Grounding
  83. PHY.6:5.1 - Derive coupled motion and identify where mechanical energy goes
  84. PHY.6:5.2 - Obtain a total without solving its spatial distribution
  85. PHY.6:5.3 - Detect an incompatible ideal connection before attempting a transient calculation
  86. PHY.6:6 - Bias-Annotation
  87. PHY.6:7 - Conformance Checklist
  88. PHY.6:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
  89. PHY.6:9 - Consequences
  90. PHY.6:10 - Architectural Rationale
  91. PHY.6:11 - SoTA-Echoing
  92. PHY.6:12 - Relations
  93. PHY.6:End
  94. PHY.7PHY.7 - Obtain Motion from a Physical Variational Principle
  95. PHY.7:1 - Problem frame
  96. PHY.7:2 - Problem
  97. PHY.7:3 - Forces
  98. PHY.7:4 - Solution
  99. PHY.7:4.1 - Choose a principle for the physical question
  100. PHY.7:4.2 - Construct the histories and their action

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