Are There Resources for Developing Physical Equations?

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The discussion centers on the process of inventing physical equations, highlighting the philosophical debate on whether equations are invented or discovered. Participants suggest that mathematical modeling texts are valuable resources for understanding how to formulate equations. Additionally, sharing the basic idea of the theory with the community is recommended to receive constructive feedback from physicists. No specific tools or websites were identified as comprehensive resources for this topic.

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  • Research mathematical modeling techniques and resources
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This discussion is beneficial for physicists, mathematicians, and researchers interested in the creation of new physical theories and equations, as well as anyone exploring the intersection of mathematics and physics.

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Hello
I want to ask for something
I have a theory and I want to write the equations for this theory
How can someone invent a physical equation?
I didn't find any sites on the internet
Are there any resources about equations and their philosophy?
Thank you
 
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I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do, but you might want to look into a text on mathematical modeling.

Good Luck.
 
Yes, someone can definitely invent an equation - that is, if you believe equations are invented, and not discovered. You won't find an easy method online, though. I would recommend you post at least the basic idea of the theory here so that other physicists can help you with the mathematics.
 

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