Law 0 – From Classical Laws to Bounded Classical Laws

Every familiar equation keeps its numbers exactly the same, but gains a new lane that shows how reality was behaving when those numbers appeared.

5. How Law 0 upgrades classical laws into bounded classical laws

Classical laws tell us what the number is.

Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Law (Law 0) adds a structured way to express how reality was behaving when that number was produced.

Law 0 does not change physics, equations, or predictions. It changes what each law is allowed to say about posture:

  • the same scalar outputs,
  • plus one bounded alignment lane a in (-1,+1) that shows calm / borderline / stressed behaviour around those outputs.

5.1 General pattern

For any classical law of the form:

output = f(inputs)

Law 0 upgrades this into a dual-lane form:

  • Classical magnitude (unchanged):
    m_output = f_classical(inputs_m)
  • Alignment lane (posture):
    a_output = posture(inputs_a, intermediate_terms)

The result is a pair:

  • output = (m_output, a_output)

with strict collapse parity:

  • phi((m_output, a_output)) = m_output

So:

  • The classical lane m_output stays exactly as it is.
  • The alignment lane a_output is computed using the pooling and chaining rules described earlier, to reflect stability, drift, agreement, or reliability.

The outcome is a bounded classical law:

  • same classical prediction,
  • plus one bounded lane that shows whether the situation around that prediction was calm, borderline, or stressed.

5.2 Ten bounded classical examples (short summaries)

For each law below, the classical magnitude remains intact.
Law 0 simply adds and propagates an alignment lane.

Ohm’s Law (L01)

Classical: V = I * R

  • m_V = I_m * R_m
  • a_V is derived from the posture of current and resistance (meter stability, temperature effects, contact quality).

Meaning: same V, but you now see whether the electrical snapshot was calm or jittery.

Newton’s Second Law (L02)

Classical: F = m * a

  • m_F = m_m * a_m
  • a_F reflects posture of the experiment: surface stability, timing jitter, friction, mass uncertainty.

Meaning: same F, but the cleanliness of the “F = m * a” run becomes visible.

Hooke’s Law (L03)

Classical: F = k * x

  • m_F = k_m * x_m
  • a_F pools posture from extension noise, spring fatigue, and repeatability.

Meaning: same force, now annotated with whether the spring was comfortably linear or already stressed.

Ideal Gas Law (L04)

Classical: P * V = n * R * T

  • Choose a reported quantity (for example, P).
  • m_P is identical to the classical value.
  • a_P encodes stability of temperature, volume readings, and chamber conditions.

Meaning: same pressure, upgraded with a snapshot of thermodynamic posture.

Conservation of Energy (L05)

Example classical form: E_loss = E_in - E_out

  • m_loss unchanged.
  • a_loss summarises posture of the loss channel (measurement chain, friction variability, leakage, repeatability).

Meaning: same loss value, now tagged as robust or messy.

Conservation of Momentum (L06)

Classical: p_before = p_after, often via Δp = p_after - p_before

  • m_Δp identical.
  • a_Δp captures timing accuracy, collision cleanliness, and mass/velocity uncertainty.

Meaning: two collisions with the same Δp can now be seen as calm or stressed cases.

Bernoulli’s Equation (L07)

Classical (simplified, horizontal):
P2 = P1 + 0.5 * rho * (v1^2 - v2^2)

  • m_P2 identical.
  • a_P2 reflects pump ripple, gauge noise, and velocity jitter.

Meaning: same downstream pressure, but now with a clear indication of whether this looks like a clean Bernoulli case or a noisy borderline one.

Snell’s Law (L08)

Classical: n1 * sin(theta1) = n2 * sin(theta2)

  • m_n2 unchanged.
  • a_n2 expresses angle-reading consistency, tool quality, and beam clarity.

Meaning: same refractive index n2, now carrying a lane that describes how crisp the optical experiment was.

Continuity Equation (L09)

Classical:

A1 * v1 = A2 * v2
v2 = (A1 / A2) * v1
  • m_v2 identical.
  • a_v2 combines posture from area uncertainty and upstream flow jitter.

Meaning: same downstream velocity, with continuity now labelled as calm, borderline, or stressed.

Faraday’s Law (L10)

Classical (finite form):
eps = N * abs( (Phi2 - Phi1) / dt )

  • m_eps identical (for example, 40.00 V).
  • a_eps summarises flux probe noise, mechanical smoothness, and timing stability.

Meaning: 40 V is still 40 V, but the induction snapshot is explicitly marked as smooth, borderline, or jerky.

5.3 What this pattern means in practice

Across all these laws, three invariants stay in place:

  • The classical lane m is whatever the original law gives you: voltage, force, pressure, velocity, EMF, energy, momentum, KPI, and so on.
  • The alignment lane a in (-1,+1) is a compact posture of reality around that number: stability, drift, agreement, or reliability, computed via consistent pooling and chaining rules.
  • Collapse parity always holds: phi((m, a)) = m.

You do not change the laws.
You change what each law is allowed to say about reality.

A classical law answers:

  • “What is the value?”

A bounded classical law under Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Law (Law 0) answers:

  • “What is the value?” and
  • “How was reality behaving when this value appeared?”

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Disclaimer (summary).
Shunyaya Symbolic Mathematical Law (Law 0) is an observation-only framework and must not be used directly for design, certification, or safety-critical decisions.