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Paperlab Equation Dimensional Audit by equinor

Name: Paperlab Equation Dimensional Audit
Author: equinor

Paperlab Equation Dimensional Audit

Audit equations, dimensions, symbols, notation, and formula variants in PaperLab books. Use when technical chapters contain equations, units, and engineering correlations that must remain consistent across chapters.

equinor 528ee36 2.1 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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PaperLab Equation Dimensional Audit

When to Use

USE WHEN: reviewing equations, formula notation, unit consistency, or repeated technical correlations in an engineering textbook.

Pair with:

paperlab_scientific_traceability_audit for equation provenance,
neqsim_in_writing for implementation links,
paperlab_standards_clause_traceability for standards-based formulas.

Audit Dimensions

Dimension	Check
symbol	defined near first use or in nomenclature
unit	stated and dimensionally plausible
source	citation, standard, derivation, or implementation link
assumption	valid range or simplification stated
duplicate	repeated formula uses same notation or explains differences
implementation	NeqSim method/test link when used computationally

Workflow

Extract display equations delimited by $$...$$ and inline formulas using $...$ when they contain engineering symbols.
Normalize symbols and compare against nomenclature.yaml.
Check units and dimensions where possible.
Detect conflicting definitions such as q for heat duty and volumetric flow in the same chapter without clarification.
Detect formula variants that need an assumptions note.
Recommend nomenclature additions and local text fixes.

Output Pattern

## Equation Audit: <chapter>

- Status: ready | minor-revision | major-revision | blocked
- Undefined symbols:
  - <symbol and equation context>
- Unit issues:
  - <quantity and suspected issue>
- Formula variants:
  - <formula family and recommended distinction>
- Recommended next edit: <one concrete action>

Safety Rules

Do not declare an equation wrong from notation alone.
Treat approximate teaching equations as acceptable when assumptions are clear.
Never invent standards clauses or citations for equations.

---name: paperlab-equation-dimensional-auditdescription: Audit equations, dimensions, symbols, notation, and formula variants in PaperLab books. Use when technical chapters contain equations, units, and engineering correlations that must remain consistent across chapters.---# PaperLab Equation Dimensional Audit## When to UseUSE WHEN: reviewing equations, formula notation, unit consistency, or repeatedtechnical correlations in an engineering textbook.Pair with:- `paperlab_scientific_traceability_audit` for equation provenance,- `neqsim_in_writing` for implementation links,- `paperlab_standards_clause_traceability` for standards-based formulas.## Audit Dimensions| Dimension | Check ||-----------|-------|| symbol | defined near first use or in nomenclature || unit | stated and dimensionally plausible || source | citation, standard, derivation, or implementation link || assumption | valid range or simplification stated || duplicate | repeated formula uses same notation or explains differences || implementation | NeqSim method/test link when used computationally |## Workflow1. Extract display equations delimited by `$$...$$` and inline formulas using `$...$` when they contain engineering symbols.2. Normalize symbols and compare against `nomenclature.yaml`.3. Check units and dimensions where possible.4. Detect conflicting definitions such as `q` for heat duty and volumetric flow in the same chapter without clarification.5. Detect formula variants that need an assumptions note.6. Recommend nomenclature additions and local text fixes.## Output Pattern```markdown## Equation Audit: <chapter>- Status: ready | minor-revision | major-revision | blocked- Undefined symbols: - <symbol and equation context>- Unit issues: - <quantity and suspected issue>- Formula variants: - <formula family and recommended distinction>- Recommended next edit: <one concrete action>```## Safety Rules- Do not declare an equation wrong from notation alone.- Treat approximate teaching equations as acceptable when assumptions are clear.- Never invent standards clauses or citations for equations.

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