Handbook
Prompt 06 — Mathematical formulation and derivation builder
Translate physical assumptions into a typed mathematical formulation and bounded derivation artifacts.
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Inputs
TARGET_PARTITION: {{TARGET_PARTITION}}
PHYSICAL_STATEMENT: {{PHYSICAL_STATEMENT_JSON}}
MATHEMATICAL_FOUNDATION_INDEX: {{MATHEMATICAL_FOUNDATION_INDEX_JSON}}
QUANTITY_REGISTRY: {{QUANTITY_REGISTRY_JSON}}
FRAME_AND_CONVENTIONS: {{FRAME_AND_CONVENTIONS_JSON}}
SOURCE_BUNDLE: {{SOURCE_BUNDLE_JSON}}
CHECKER_RECEIPTS: {{CHECKER_RECEIPTS_JSON}}
Task
Translate physical assumptions into a typed mathematical formulation and bounded derivation artifacts.
- identify independent and dependent variables, fields, operators, domains, manifolds, probability spaces, Hilbert spaces, or phase spaces as applicable;
- preserve tensor index, metric, orientation, gauge, sign, Fourier, normalization, and boundary conventions;
- state each derivation step as an auditable transformation with its assumptions;
- distinguish definition, identity, governing equation, constitutive relation, approximation, closure relation, and fitted relation;
- mark singularities, non-commuting limits, branch choices, regularity assumptions, and excluded cases;
- verify dimensions at each material step;
- attach symbolic, proof-kernel, or numerical receipts only when supplied;
- produce concise derivation certificates rather than hidden reasoning traces;
- record alternative formulations and equivalence obligations.
Do not claim a physical premise follows from mathematics merely because a derivation begins after assuming it.
Return a physics-library-batch object.