Isolated state theory

The Isolated State Theory suggests that a system, once interrupted from its environment, behaves independently and follows its own internal rules without external influence. Essentially, it considers that the system's properties can be understood by examining it separately from its surroundings. This approach is often used in physics and engineering to analyze complex systems by simplifying their interactions, focusing on the internal dynamics. It assumes that, in an isolated state, the system's behavior is determined solely by its own parameters, making it easier to study and predict its responses without external interference.