Evolutionary Physics
Definition
Common definition
Physics (from the neutral Latin plural physica), in turn deriving from the Greek τὰ φυσικά [tà physiká], or "natural things", and from φύσις [physis], "nature" is the science of nature in the broadest sense. The purpose of physics is the study of natural phenomena, that is, of all the events that can be described or quantified through appropriate physical quantities, in order to establish principles and laws that regulate the interactions between the quantities themselves and account for their reciprocal variations. This objective is sometimes achieved through the provision of a simplified scheme, or model, of the described phenomenon. The set of principles and physical laws relating to a certain class of observed phenomena define a deductive theory, coherent and relatively self-consistent, typically built starting from experimental induction. (Link to Wikipedia page: Physics).
Description
See also
- Evolutionary Knowledge
- Evolutionary Metaphysics
- Evolutionary Meta-Metaphysics
- Research Areas
- Process of Formation of Physical Reality
Classification
- Topic id: t_ev_physics
- Belongs to the class: Evolutionary Knowledge System
- Has as instances: Ontology of Physical Reality, Phenomenology of Physical Reality, Dynamics of Physical Reality, Levels of Physical Reality, [[]], Aspects of Physical Reality, Dimensionalities of Physical Reality, Dimensions of Physical Reality, Physical Principles
- Belongs to the groups: Research Areas
- Semantic Map: ekm|map=m_ev_physics&topic=t_ev_physics
- Semantic Map Test Version: ekmt|map=m_ev_physics&topic=t_ev_physics
