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Tuesday, December 6, 2022

The Physics of Mathematical Practices and Infinites

Questioning the existence of infinities and continuum in mathematics and how their assumed existence affects the way we describe nature.

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Labels: constructive mathematics, discrete space, finite geometry, physical processes of mathematics, physics of mathematics, Quantum-Geometry Dynamics

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