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1. Homework Statement
Hi, I've been thinking about a formulation regarding "physical quantities" (that is, the quantities that specifically constitute the object of measurement for Physics), energy, and the conservation of energy. It would be very helpful for me that you could confirm me the thing is mathematically right, so here it goes (I just want to know if what I'm going to formulate is a compatible and correct, no matter if ugly or beautiful, mathematical expression about physical quantities, energy, and conservation of energy):
Let " Pq1 " be the "Physical quantity 1" (a certain physical quantity of a certain kind). So we'll have the physical quantities Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn.
Now I am wondering: "in which ways could these physical quantities vary?", that is, "what combinations or configurations of values would be acceptable for Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn "?
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2. Homework Equations
To anwer to this: 1º Step) I introduce "Energy", in a way :
(Notice that, in this case, "Energy" is being the only physical quantity that is not following the notation Pqi ; but this is unimportant).
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3. The Attempt at a Solution
... and, finally, 2º Step): I establish the set of equations: The space Pqi can support any configuration so that...
(Or, in short, Pqi can assume any combination of values so that Energy ( Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn ) = Constant )
Is this concept right? and if it is not, what would be the correction?
Thank you very much !
Hi, I've been thinking about a formulation regarding "physical quantities" (that is, the quantities that specifically constitute the object of measurement for Physics), energy, and the conservation of energy. It would be very helpful for me that you could confirm me the thing is mathematically right, so here it goes (I just want to know if what I'm going to formulate is a compatible and correct, no matter if ugly or beautiful, mathematical expression about physical quantities, energy, and conservation of energy):
Let " Pq1 " be the "Physical quantity 1" (a certain physical quantity of a certain kind). So we'll have the physical quantities Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn.
Now I am wondering: "in which ways could these physical quantities vary?", that is, "what combinations or configurations of values would be acceptable for Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn "?
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2. Homework Equations
To anwer to this: 1º Step) I introduce "Energy", in a way :
Energy ( Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn ) = Energy
(Notice that, in this case, "Energy" is being the only physical quantity that is not following the notation Pqi ; but this is unimportant).
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3. The Attempt at a Solution
... and, finally, 2º Step): I establish the set of equations: The space Pqi can support any configuration so that...
Energy ( Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn ) = Energy
Energy = Constant
Energy = Constant
(Or, in short, Pqi can assume any combination of values so that Energy ( Pq1 , Pq2 , Pq3, ... , Pqn ) = Constant )
Is this concept right? and if it is not, what would be the correction?
Thank you very much !