Comprehensive list of inference rules used in physics

[benno]

I'm looking for a list of inference rules used in physics derivations. I think this would be distinct from Wikipedia's list of inference rules.

As an example of what I'm referring to, suppose two steps in a derivation are
$T=1/f$
Multiply both sides by a value, where the value here is f.
$T f = 1$
The inference rule being used is "Multiply both sides by a value."

I'm interested in the inference rules used in physics, not math or logic. Where can I find this list?

 

[Valerie Park]

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a specific list of inference rules used in physics derivations. However, some of the most commonly used inference rules in physics are:-Symmetry principles: Symmetry principles are often used to infer the behavior of a system based on its symmetries. -Conservation principles: Conservation principles allow us to infer the behavior of a system based on its conservation laws. -Equivalence principles: Equivalence principles allow us to infer a system's behavior based on its equality to another system. -Transformation principles: Transformation principles allow us to infer a system's behavior based on its ability to transform from one state to another. -Induction principles: Induction principles allow us to infer a system's behavior based on its ability to create a pattern or trend. -Deduction principles: Deduction principles allow us to infer a system's behavior based on its ability to follow logical steps.