Simplifying Physics Mathematics Research Methodology

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This expository physics research methodology will not involve extensive literature surveys of currently employed practitioners’ research methodologies, but rather a way or technique to simplified new approach to minimize paper trail, keeping algorithm gist while overriding cumbersome mathematical elaborations.However, this mayprovideprogrammable algorithmic methods having a step by steps derivative applied quantitative physics modeling that has power to pull out proof verifiablemeasurable observables. Pure mathematicians might expand these conjectures to more rigorous, highly involved extensive proof processes protocol.
Author realizes that it is beyond the scope of the current article to engage in extensive literature review surveys. However, relevant literature references have been listed to help the scientific readership with clarifications of key points. Author is willing to write sequel articles answering clarifications with responses to queries that will help to foster creatively important expositions, explanations, scientific norms, and shifting paradoxes, philosophically as well as scientifically transforming present situations, whileaddressing locally impacting factors towards global aspects. Upon further progressive invitational publications and/or presentation requests, these aspects will be addressed extensively.

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The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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The datasets used in this study are openly available at [repository link] and the source code is available on GitHub at [GitHub link].

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  • Classification

    DDC Code: 332 LCC Code: HG173

  • Version of record

    v1.0

  • Issue date

    05 August 2022

  • Language

    en

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