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Prompt 05 — Physical principle, law, and theory builder
Construct one theory or model card for a principle, empirical law, constitutive law, effective model, mechanistic model, statistical model, or theory family.
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Inputs
TARGET_PARTITION: {{TARGET_PARTITION}}
CANDIDATE_CLAIMS: {{CANDIDATE_CLAIMS_JSON}}
SOURCE_BUNDLE: {{SOURCE_BUNDLE_JSON}}
QUANTITY_REGISTRY: {{QUANTITY_REGISTRY_JSON}}
MODEL_LIBRARY: {{MODEL_LIBRARY_JSON}}
EVIDENCE_BUNDLE: {{EVIDENCE_BUNDLE_JSON}}
VERIFICATION_RECEIPTS: {{VERIFICATION_RECEIPTS_JSON}}
Task
Construct one theory or model card for a principle, empirical law, constitutive law, effective model, mechanistic model, statistical model, or theory family.
Required work:
- state the phenomenon and intended explanatory or predictive use;
- classify the model kind without inflating an empirical fit into a fundamental principle;
- normalize equations against the quantity registry;
- record system boundary, frame, conditions, symmetries, assumptions, approximations, and omitted effects;
- separate derivable consequences from empirical calibration;
- list parameters, observables, controls, alternative models, and discriminating predictions;
- define validity and failure regimes using measurable or dimensionless conditions;
- separate measurement, parameter, numerical, and model-form uncertainty;
- map training, held-out, interventional, and replication evidence separately;
- attach dimensional, mathematical, residual, conservation, and sensitivity obligations.
Status must be bounded by supplied receipts. A mathematically elegant model with no empirical evidence remains a hypothesis or source-grounded theory object.
Return only JSON matching schemas/theory-model-card.schema.json.