The Quantum-Geometer

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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