XSE Dynamic Mechanics is the higher-order Derived Dynamic of Independent Integration Systems Engineering (XSE) describing important mechanics through which the constitution, energetic capacity, state, and operation of a System of Interest (SOI) contribute to persistence, resistance, movement, change, acceleration, deceleration, redirection, and effective transformation over time.
Its 12 Core Dynamic Mechanics are System Mass, System Energy, System Distance, System Displacement, Trajectory, Rate of Change, System Velocity, System Acceleration/Deceleration, System Inertia, System Momentum, System Force, and System Work. Together, they provide a mechanics-informed framework for investigating what constitutes the relevant SOI, what capacity is available for operation, what influences are acting upon it, what resists or sustains change, what meaningful Work is occurring, how rapidly and in what direction change is developing, and what Trajectory results.
XSE also recognizes Three Integrated Mechanics that have higher-order expressions elsewhere in its architecture: Torque through Luxxacation, Power through Executive Power, and Position through Astronomical Plotting and XSE positional architecture.
When applied to human systems, some mechanics may describe literal physical or biological properties where appropriate, while others function as carefully bounded systems-engineering analogues. XSE Dynamic Mechanics does not reduce the human person or human agency to deterministic physical mechanics.
The 12 Core XSE Dynamic Mechanics describe what is dynamically happening to and within the System of Interest, while the surrounding Spheres may supply Forces, conditions, Sources, Resources, Inputs, Outputs, and feedback that influence those mechanics.
In concise form: XSE Dynamic Mechanics is the Derived Dynamic that investigates how the SOI is constituted, energized, influenced, resisted, moved, and meaningfully changed over time through 12 Core Dynamic Mechanics, while Torque, Power, and Position are integrated respectively through Luxxacation, Executive Power, and Astronomical Plotting.