The project reconstructs public working methods from lectures, books, papers, and archival descriptions. It is not a claim to read Feynman's private cognition. Post-Feynman physics is excluded as an assumption; posthumously published notes are used only when the underlying lecture or manuscript content comes from Feynman's lifetime.
Strategy prevalence ranking — 33 strategies
Overlapping strategy prevalence: percentage = cases using this strategy / 300; totals may exceed 100% · click any bar
The corpus includes every chapter of The Feynman Lectures on Physics and then expands across major books, scientific papers, public lectures, technical reports, gravitation lectures, computation lectures, and late strong-interaction lectures. Entries are derived summaries: titles and high-level theses/results, not copied lecture text.
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The Caltech online FLP edition is treated as a read-online source spine; this page does not reproduce lecture prose. Archival Feynman material is vast and partly permission-controlled, so “300 cases” means a broad reconstructed working corpus, not an exhaustive edition of every archival page.
Each demonstration shows the subquestions that move from a physical phenomenon to a Feynman-style result.