Physimatics: A Constructive Physical Language for Foundational Reasoning and Quantitative Representation
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| author | Yuval Fradkin |
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| contents | <p>This article introduces the foundational structure of physimatics — a formal, visually grounded language<br> designed to represent quantitative and structural relationships through physically interpretable symbols. At its<br> core lies a new representation of balance and causality through symbols derived from physical equilibrium<br> rather than abstract equality. The core symbols T , / , and \ express structural relationships with direct<br> physical meaning. This first article defines the logic of equilibrium, introduces the directional imbalance<br> symbols, and demonstrates their use in representing basic cause-effect and value comparison scenarios.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Physimatics: A Constructive Physical Language for Foundational Reasoning and Quantitative Representation Yuval Fradkin <p>This article introduces the foundational structure of physimatics — a formal, visually grounded language<br> designed to represent quantitative and structural relationships through physically interpretable symbols. At its<br> core lies a new representation of balance and causality through symbols derived from physical equilibrium<br> rather than abstract equality. The core symbols T , / , and \ express structural relationships with direct<br> physical meaning. This first article defines the logic of equilibrium, introduces the directional imbalance<br> symbols, and demonstrates their use in representing basic cause-effect and value comparison scenarios.</p> |
| title | Physimatics: A Constructive Physical Language for Foundational Reasoning and Quantitative Representation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15489973 |