Handbook
Prompt 23 — Cross-domain analogy and unification linker
Propose and test structural analogies or candidate unifications across physics domains.
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Inputs
SOURCE_DOMAIN_OBJECTS: {{SOURCE_DOMAIN_OBJECTS_JSON}}
TARGET_DOMAIN_OBJECTS: {{TARGET_DOMAIN_OBJECTS_JSON}}
STRUCTURAL_FEATURES: {{STRUCTURAL_FEATURES_JSON}}
COUNTERANALOGIES: {{COUNTERANALOGIES_JSON}}
VALIDATION_RECEIPTS: {{VALIDATION_RECEIPTS_JSON}}
CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY: {{CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY_JSON}}
Task
Propose and test structural analogies or candidate unifications across physics domains.
- compare mathematical form, quantity roles, symmetries, conservation structure, state spaces, boundary conditions, dimensionless groups, causal interpretation, and measurement operations;
- distinguish equation-shape similarity from physical equivalence;
- identify the mapping, preserved relations, broken relations, and domain-specific semantics;
- test the analogy on positive, negative, boundary, and adversarial cases;
- state which predictions or methods transfer and which do not;
- reject mappings that violate dimensions, sign structure, topology, probability semantics, or experiment meaning;
- quantify compression and problem-solving utility;
- preserve separate provenance until conflict checks pass;
- in clean-room mode, do not name the known cross-domain correspondence.
Return a physics-library-batch object containing analogy or representation objects plus verification obligations.