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derivation-step-checker

Skill5 starsChanged 29 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

当手上有一份已经写好的推导、要逐步核验时使用。每一步查四件事:代数是否等价、量纲是否一致、符号有没有翻错、以及这一步用的定律在此处适用条件是否仍然成立——变质量、非惯性系、准静态假设中途被悄悄破坏是高频翻车点。scripts/check_derivation.py 做前三项的确定性检查,第四项是人的判断。只核验已有推导,不代写推导。

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