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Hi @A. Neumaier I mean in quantum logic as it's written in the wiki page we don't have the distribuiton rule that connects between...

There's a book that some professor called Cohen with that name. I mean before measurement we are in a superposition of complementary...

I didn't even start it. I am first trying to understand the references that are in Jaffa's and Witten's proposal, I stopped somewhere in...

the former.

Your second paragraph is what I am alluding. I mean there's a pure millenium math problem on YM and mass gap; and my gut feeling is that...

Relativistic quantum mechanics is not consistent, because it does not allow the creation or destruction of particles. And one can "show"...

A conundrum indeed.... :cool: I still don't understand how you can use methods of semiclassical analysis in physics; what does it mean...

David Deutsch no brainer. :oldbiggrin: Though I am not into Everett's interpretation... I am more into Copenhagen mystical collapse...

'photons detected' The linked paper explains this in detail.

What are these units of [phd] in the graph? Never heard of this measure..

Probably if there are aliens they don't want to be detected.. (espiecally with a violent animal like us... :oldbiggrin: ). Have you...

I would guess we would see something similar to the universe where sliders landed that they go somehow backwards in time. (I believe it...

So here I have an interesting classical DG research question. I also think that in the general case it doesn't converge to a finite...

I would guess since it's a classical mechanics principle, it adheres to the three rules of Newton. But Q and R theories don't adhere to...

So I was thinking about repeating an evolute of an evolute ad infinitum, it doesn't necessarily converge to some finite geometric shape...