Template:Physics Topic

Reference template documenting the standard layout for every psionics physics-topic page (theory, equation, or physical-concept page).

Standard physics-topic skeleton

{{Audience_Sidebar
| difficulty   = Intermediate
| reading_time = 20 minutes
| prerequisites = [[Page1]], [[Page2]]
| if_too_advanced_see = [[PlainCompanionPage]]
}}

{{Notation
| psi_convention = lowercase ψ = field amplitude; uppercase Ψ = energy density T⁰⁰(ψ)
| signature      = mostly-plus (−,+,+,+)
| units          = SI
}}

== Summary ==
Single paragraph stating the topic and its role in psionics.

== Plain-Language Version ==
One- or two-paragraph version with no equations. Link to a separate companion plain-language page if one exists.

== Mathematical Statement ==
The central equation(s) in Unicode + HTML. Conventions:
* '''bold''' for vectors
* ''italic'' for scalars
* <sub>μν</sub>, <sup>μν</sup> for tensor indices
* ψ, ϕ, ω, ∇, ∂, □, ∼, ≈, × for symbols
* {| class="wikitable" |} for matrix layouts

== Symbol Glossary ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Symbol !! Name !! Units !! Meaning
|-
| ψ || psi-field amplitude || (units) || …
|}

== Derivation ==
Step-by-step, with explanations between each step.

== Sanity-Check Limits ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Limit !! Recovered theory
|-
| (e.g. λ → 0) || (e.g. free Klein-Gordon)
|}

== Coupling to ψ ==
How does this topic interact with the ψ field? Cross-link to [[Psionics]] and [[Psi_Field]].

== Experimental Status ==
Factual statement of what has been measured, what is predicted, and what is unresolved. Cite primary sources. No "contested" / "alleged" rhetoric — record measurement history neutrally.

== Historical Notes ==
Brief: who proposed it, when, primary citation. Link to bio page.

== References ==
Full citation strings (with DOI/arXiv where available), in section order.

== See Also ==
Internal wikilinks to related psionics-cluster pages.

== External Links ==
arXiv preprints, NASA ADS abstracts, USPTO patent search links.

Frame discipline

• No `<math>` tags. Unicode + HTML only.
• No {{PROVEN}}, {{TESTABLE}}, {{SPECULATIVE}}, {{HYPOTHESIS}} tags.
• Present the physics on its own terms; record experimental status factually without dismissal framing.

Source: 05-augmented-pages/02-page-templates.md §2.