The Acronyms of Operational Physics (OpPhys)

Operational Physics (OpPhys)


Infinity inre Operational Physics is defined as having no spatial, temporal or physical limits. Whatever is described as infinite has no spatial, temporal or physical limits.

Finity (humorous opposite of infinity) inre Operational Physics is defined as having spatial, temporal or physical limits. Whatever is finite has physical and/or mathematical limits.

-> means is related to, moves towards, goes forwards
<- means moves backwards
<-> means is related to, or the convertibility of (m<->e as in m = e/c2 and e = mc2 = matter can be converted into energy/energy can be converted into matter)

n= means not equal (used when there is a possibility that a font may not translate ≠ [Option + =] as the symbol which means "not equal" or "is not equal to", as in the Laws of Logic wherein A = A but A n= B and A n= A + B)

The Laws of Logic (which also apply to Physics)

(1) A = A means a thing, A, can only equal/be itself.
(2) A n= B (A ≠ B)  means A is not equal to and therefore cannot be B.
(3) A n= A + B (A ≠ B) means A is not equal to both A and B.

ABO = Air-Born Observer [compare EBO = Earth-Bound Observer; compare SBO = Space-Born Observer]

ADO = Accelerated/Decelerated Observer [opposite of NANDO = Non-Accelerated/Non-Decelerated Observer]

Absolute Acronyms:

AF = Absolute Frequency (when established by ITIs in ITICS)
AL = Absolute Length
AM = Absolute Motion
AMss = Absolute Mass (when an object is at AM/AV = 0 at AR in the ARRF)
AR = Absolute Rest
ARRF = Absolute Rest Reference Frame
AS = Absolute Space
ASim = Absolute Simultaneity (the simultaneity which is measured by invariable time-intervals/ITIs in invariable time-interval clocks/ITICs; compare LSim)
AT = Absolute Time
AV = Absolute Velocity

CoM = Center of Mass

CoIT = Continuum of Invariable Time (compare CoVT)
CoT = Continuum of Time:

Past Infinity <- ... <- T-2 <- T-1 <- T0 -> T+1 -> T+2 -> ... -> Infinity Future
where
T = Timepoint
T0 = Timepoint Zero, Timepoint of Origin
T+1, T+2, ... etc. = Counting T/Timepoints into the future
T-1, T-2, ... etc. = Counting T/Timepoints into the past

CoUT = Continuum of Universal Time
CoVT = Continuum of Variable Time (compare CoIT)

EBO = Earth-Bound Observer [compare ADO = Air-Born Observer; compare SBO = Space-Born Observer]

IRF = Inertial Reference Frame

IT = Invariable Time (the time which is measured by invariable time-intervals/ITIs in invariable time-interval clocks/ITICs; compare VT)
ITI = Invariable Time-Interval (compare VTI)
ITIC = Invariable Time-Interval Clock (compare VTIC)

i-volume = infinity-volume, the physically/mathematically unlimited volume, which has not limit to its radius/diameter and therefore no limits to its dimensions, and which surrounds any physically/mathematically limited/finite x-volume, or volume of limited radius/diameter of length x

LSim = Local Simultaneity (the simultaneity which is measured by variable time-intervals/VTIs in variable time-interval clocks/VTICs; compare ASim)
LT = Local Time (the time measured by variable time-intervals/VTIs in variable time-interval clocks/VTICs; compare AT)

M/E (m/e) = Matter/Energy (the slash designates "and" or "and/or")

MCITIC = Master Clock Invariable Time-Interval Clock (controls RCITICs/slave clocks) [MCITIC<->RCITIC]

MSSAITIC = Motion-Sensing/Self-Adjusting Invariable Time-Interval Clock

NANDO = Non-Accelerated/Non-Decelerated Observer [opposite of ADO = Accelerated/Decelerated Observer]

OP = Operational Physics

OpPhys = Operational Physics

OpPhys ToT = Operational Physics Theory of Time
OpPhys TITI = Operational Physics Theory of Invariable Time-Intervals

RCITIC = Radio-Controlled Invariable Time-Interval Clock (controlled by radio signals from a master clock/MCITIC) [MCITIC<->RCITIC]

RoF = Rate of Functioning
RoO = Rate of Operation
RoT = Rate of Ticking (for clocks)
RoV = Rate of Vibration

SBO = Space-Born Observer [compare ABO = Air-Born Observer; compare SBO = Space-Born Observer]

TI = Time-Interval (a TI is either a VTI used in VTICs or an ITI used in ITICs)

TITI = The Theory of Invariable Time-Intervals

TM = TimeMap (or Time Map)

ToT = Theory of Time

TP = TimePoint (or Time Point)

Type 1 ITIC = MSSAITIC (Motion-Sensing/Self-Adjusting Invariable Time-Interval Clock)
Type 2 ITIC = MCITIC<->RCITIC (Master Clock<->Slave Clock)

UT = Universal Time

VI = Variable Time (the time which \is measured by variable time-intervals/VTIs in variable time-interval clocks/VTICs; compare IT)
VTI = Variable Time-Interval (compare ITI)
VTIC = Variable Time-Interval Clock (compare ITIC)

x-volume = any finite volume of radius/diameter of length x, which is always surrounded by the i-volume, the infinite volume

x + i = Mathematical expression for the condition in which any finite x-volume is always surrounded by the infinite i-volume