Physical Thinking DPF
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Physical Thinking DPF Architectural Reference
- PHY.Reference:1 - Problem frame - Construct a physical account you can use and change
- PHY.Reference:2 - Problem and forces - Keep the physical question through the calculation
- PHY.Reference:4 - Worked connection - From an unknown resistance to a useful comparison
- PHY.Reference:5 - Bias, use checks and recurring failures
- PHY.Reference:6 - Consequences and Architectural Rationale
- PHY.Reference:7 - Shared sources, alternatives and relations
- PHY.Reference:End
Part A - Construct and constrain a physical account
- PHY.4 - Constrain an Unknown Physical Law by Transforming the Situation
- PHY.5 - Choose an Effective Physical Description by Scales and Couplings
- PHY.6 - Construct Physical Evolution from Balances and Response Laws
- PHY.7 - Obtain Motion from a Physical Variational Principle
- PHY.8 - Infer Macroscopic Physical Behavior from Microscopic Alternatives
Part B - Compare, observe and act
- PHY.1 - Construct Physical Similarity Across Changed Conditions
- PHY.2 - Construct a Physical Analogue from Interactions
- PHY.9 - Construct a Measuring Interaction for a Physical Distinction
- PHY.10 - Construct a Physical Test That Separates Rival Accounts
- PHY.3 - Derive a Physical Limit from Permitted Transformations