R12
Joint closure and the realisation boundary
The requirements for a common physical model and the distinction between physical closure and the adopted actuality boundary.
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Purpose
The question addressed
Mathematical starting point
Objects and premises used
- The physical modules of R04 to R11 and the A6 realisation commitment of R01.
Main results
What the paper establishes
- Requires one common model with compatible observations, records and stress accounting.
- Separate solutions in different sectors do not by themselves establish a shared physical solution.
- Distinguishes physical closure from the adopted realisation boundary.
Explanation
One history, not several
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Physical interpretation and scope
What connects this to physics
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R12. “Joint closure and the realisation boundary.” Phase Differential Theory current foundations. https://www.phasedifferentialtheory.com/foundations/r12
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