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Chapter 1 — Equation System and Numbering
I. Chapter Goals and Scope
- Establish a unified numbering, naming, and citation scheme for the Sxx-? minimal equations; provide strong/weak-form templates and a precise convention for domain–boundary declarations; define implementation-binding constraints to I20-*.
- This chapter introduces no new symbols or units; all formulas, symbols, and definitions are written in English as plain text and wrapped in backticks.
II. Numbering Scheme and Naming Convention
- Code structure: S<chapter two-digits>-<index>, e.g., S20-1, S40-3; index increases consecutively from 1, while allowing reserved gaps for future insertions.
- Chapter mapping:
- Chapter 2 Path & Arrival Time → S20-*
- Chapter 3 Constitutive Laws & Mappings → S30-*
- Chapter 4 Tension-Field Minimal Equations → S40-*
- Chapter 5 Continuity & Transport → S50-*
- Chapter 6 Boundary & Initial Conditions → S60-*
- Chapter 7 Variational Forms & Weak Statements → S70-*
- Chapter 8 Statistics & Coarse-Graining → S80-*
- Chapter 9 Numerical Realization & Consistency → S90-*
- Unified cross-volume citation: fixed format “see companion white paper Energy Threads, Chapter x, S/P/M/I…”.
III. Equation Categories and Metadata Fields
- kind ∈ {algebraic, ODE, PDE, integrodifferential, variational, constraint}
- Required metadata:
- domain: Ω ⊂ R^d, time: (t0, t1], params: enumerate external parameters;
- bc: ∂Ω = ∂Ω_D ∪ ∂Ω_N with associated data; ic: initial conditions (if applicable);
- dependencies: referenced Sxx-?, Pxx-?, Ixx-?;
- dim_check: dimensional-closure status (pass/fail);
- weak_form: whether a weak form and trial spaces are provided;
- notes: applicability and approximation level (approx).
Ω def= spatial domain; ∂Ω_D def= Dirichlet boundary; ∂Ω_N def= Neumann boundary; n(x) def= outward unit normal on ∂Ω.
IV. Strong and Weak Form Templates
- Strong form (conservation mother form, see S10-0):
strong= ∂_t u(x,t) + div[ J(u, grad[u], x, t) ] = S_src(x,t) on Ω × (t0, t1] - Boundary and initial data:
u|_{∂Ω_D} = g_D(x,t);n • J|_{∂Ω_N} = g_N(x,t);u(x,t0) = u0(x) - Weak form (explicit inner products and boundary flux):
find u ∈ V : ∀ v ∈ V0, inner_V[ ∂_t u, v ] + inner_V[ J(u,grad[u]), grad[v] ] = inner_V[ S_src, v ] + inner_bdN[ g_N, v ] - Trial/solution spaces:
V def= { v | v satisfies bc on ∂Ω_D };V0 def= { v | v = 0 on ∂Ω_D }
inner_V[a,b] def= ∫_Ω ( a * b ) dV;inner_bdN[a,b] def= ∫_{∂Ω_N} ( a * b ) dS
V. Domain and Boundary Declaration Card
- domain: Ω, t ∈ (t0,t1], d ∈ {1,2,3}
- bc: ∂Ω_D with g_D(x,t);∂Ω_N with g_N(x,t)
- ic: u(x,t0) = u0(x) (if applicable)
- measures: dV, dS; if a path integral is present, explicitly declare gamma(ell) and d ell
VI. Equation Card Template
- code: Sxx-?
- title: concise English title
- kind: PDE/ODE/…
- strong: one-line strong form
- weak: one-line weak form or N/A
- domain/bc/ic: as §V
- dependencies: ["S..", "P..", "I.."]
- dim_check: pass/fail
- notes: applicability, approx level
VII. Unified Authoring and Lint Rules
- Fractions, integrals, and composite operators must use parentheses, e.g., ( a / b ), ( ∫ ( n_eff / c_ref ) d ell ).
- For any path—arrival-time expression, gamma(ell) and d ell must be explicit, and the path length reported as L_gamma = ∫_gamma 1 d ell.
- Prohibited patterns: "∫ n d ell / c", omitted path/measure, bare "c", "T", "n".
- Dimensional closure: check_dim_equation(eqn) must return pass; the integrand ( n_eff / c_ref ) * d ell is dimensionless.
- Statistical windows must be declared: avg_t[f; Δt], avg_V[f; V=Ω], avg_gamma[f].
VIII. Chapter Postulates
- P11-1 (Unique Anchor): Every minimal equation must have a unique code Sxx-? and a stable title; once published, a code must not be reused.
- P11-2 (Paired Presentation): If a weak form exists, it must be presented alongside the strong form with explicit V, V0, and inner-product definitions.
- P11-3 (Explicit Domain–Boundary): A strong-form statement must declare Ω, ∂Ω_D, ∂Ω_N, and (t0,t1]; omission of any is non-compliant.
- P11-4 (Explicit Path): Any equation containing a path integral must explicitly write gamma(ell) and d ell, and state whether c_ref is constant.
IX. Example and Placeholder
S10-0 (mother form, placeholder)- title: Conservation mother form
- kind: PDE
- strong: ∂_t u(x,t) + div[ J(u, grad[u], x, t) ] = S_src(x,t)
- weak: inner_V[ ∂_t u, v ] + inner_V[ J(u,grad[u]), grad[v] ] = inner_V[ S_src, v ] + inner_bdN[ g_N, v ]
- domain/bc/ic: Ω ⊂ R^d, u|_{∂Ω_D} = g_D, n•J|_{∂Ω_N} = g_N, u(x,t0) = u0(x)
- dependencies: []
- dim_check: pass
- notes: baseline template for the S50-* family
X. Implementation Binding: Minimal Registration and Validation Sequence
Typical call sequence:- register_equation(code="S10-0", eqn="∂_t u + div[J] = S_src", kind="PDE", anchors=["P11-1","P11-2"], depends=[]) -> IRef
- validate_equation(eqn="...", allowed={ "u","J","S_src","grad","div","inner_V","inner_bdN" }) -> bool
- check_dim_equation(eqn="...") -> "pass"
- (if path terms present) propagate_time(n_eff_path, ds, c_ref) for consistency regression
- export_equations("yaml") for archival export
XI. Quality and Release Checklist
- id: unique and consistent with the chapter map (e.g., this chapter uses S10-0 as the mother form).
- forms: strong/weak presented as a consistent pair; trial spaces and inner products fully defined.
- domain: Ω, ∂Ω_D, ∂Ω_N, (t0,t1] explicitly declared.
- paths: where path integrals occur, gamma(ell), d ell, L_gamma are explicit, and ( n_eff / c_ref ) has complete parentheses.
- dims: check_dim_equation passes; bare "c", "T", "n" are forbidden.
- stats: when using avg_*, windows or domains are declared.
- refs: dependencies and cross-volume references are complete and traceable.
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First published: 2025-11-11|Current version:v5.1
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