Difference between revisions of "States of Physical Fields"

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We can observe / consider Physical states essentially at the two macro levels of complexity of Physical Reality:

States of Elementary Field: Physical States at the level of the Elementary Field, regarding the Modes of Physical Action: Perturbation, Translation, Rotation (Rotation:Chirality and Rotation:AxisOrientation)
States of Physical Fields: Physical States at the level of the Derived Physical Fields, regarding the Derived structured physical forces and fields and the Properties of Physical Structures of Information: Space-time metric and Mass, Motion, Charge, Spin, and the more complex, closer to the discrete / quantized dimension, the Weak nuclear force and field and the Strong nuclear force and field.

A State of a Physical Field is any possible configuration of a Derived Physical Field, of the organization of the Physical Relations between Physical Events or Complex Physical Events in / of it, any snapshot of a Physical Process, in the totality of that Field or of more or less extended domains in / of it.

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 *States of Physical Fields: Physical States at the level of the [[Derived Physical Fields]], regarding the [[Derived structured physical forces and fields]] and the [[Properties of Physical Structures of Information]]: [[Space-time and metric phenomena|Space-time metric]] and [[Mass]], [[Motion]], [[Charge]], [[Spin]], and the more complex, closer to the discrete / quantized dimension, the Weak nuclear force and field and the Strong nuclear force and field.
-A State of a Physical Field is '''any possible configuration of [[Physical Field]]''', of the organization of the [[Physical Relations]] between [[Physical Events]] or [[Complex Physical Events]] in / of it, any snapshot of a [[Physical Processes|Physical Process]], in the totality of that Field or of more or less extended domains in / of it.
+A State of a Physical Field is '''any possible configuration of a [[Derived Physical Fields|Derived Physical Field]]''', of the organization of the [[Physical Relations]] between [[Physical Events]] or [[Complex Physical Events]] in / of it, any snapshot of a [[Physical Processes|Physical Process]], in the totality of that Field or of more or less extended domains in / of it.
 == Common definition  ==