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Undergrad Is infinity a necessary concept?
Thanks bhobba, the system of axioms I considered before were in fact the Zermelo-Fraenkel axioms. The initial question concern the different kind of infinite that exists: acutal ##\omega##, potential ##\infty## or the "absolute" ##\Omega## that connect the other two (due to Conway); I think we...- Ssnow
- Post #83
- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Is infinity a necessary concept?
Hi, in fact my is not a definition but an identification. In the rigorous theory on ordinal numbers the symbol ##\omega## is the first infinite ordinal that has interesting properties and applications in informatics to quantify certain process in ##\omega##-time termination... So thank for the...- Ssnow
- Post #81
- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Is infinity a necessary concept?
The only true, "sane" infinity is a number, precisely an ordinal, denoted by ##\omega##. As definition it coincides with ##\mathbb{N}\equiv \omega## (in the sense of set theory). In particular it is the so called the "actual infinity". The potential infinity ##\infty## (or for me bad infinity)...- Ssnow
- Post #78
- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Best way to numerically solve this system of equations?
I suggest the idea of linearizing the system and numerically solve it, after comparing the phase spaces you can have an idea of what is the fit ... Ssnow -
Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?
The question is what is consciousness ? Really in the sense of a rigorous assiomatic definition ? Possible in the set of a valid Theory, from logic point of view ? We can not define consciousness as something outside that objectively exists, it is like to say that "mickey mouse" exists really...- Ssnow
- Post #511
- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Graduate Penrose-Dosi Model
Hi @Matterwave thanks for your opinion, I think that the original model of Penrose is a ''good idea'' in order to understand quantum mechanics in the theory of Newtonian-Relativistic gravity instead the inverse that is the "quantization of the gravity" (think about the geometric quantization...- Ssnow
- Post #6
- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Penrose-Dosi Model
Hi to all! I want to ask the opinion of the forum about the conjecture on the collapsing wave function ##\psi## due to the presence of the gravity as assumed in the model of Penrose-Dosi ... It seems the only "true" way to understand the quantum mechanics (at least it is possible to verify it...- Ssnow
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- Gravity penrose dosi model Quantum mechanics Wave function collapse
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Undergrad Why ##a^0=1##?
##a^0## can't be ##0## because if ##a^0=a\cdot 0 =0## for every ##a##, then ##0^0=0##, that is not true in mathematics ... In addiction ##a^0=a^{0+0}=a^0\cdot a^0##, now ##a^0=\left(a^0\right)^2## that is only if ##a^0=1## or ##a^0=0##. By the nosense of ##a^0=0## follow that ##a^0=1##. Ssnow -
High School Example of a model for a function
Thank you @renormalize ! This is a nice transformation!! It is connected with the entropy and the information theory ... It is a good example ... :smile: Ssnow- Ssnow
- Post #7
- Forum: General Math
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High School Example of a model for a function
Observing the form of the graph the clearly association is an event that change very fast in a short time, like an explosion ... I don't know probably in chemistry ... Ssnow- Ssnow
- Post #4
- Forum: General Math
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High School Example of a model for a function
Hi!! There is some natural phenomena (finalcial or other field ... ) that is modelled by the following real function (of a similar function less then a constant): $$y=f(x)=x^{\frac{2}{x}}$$ or $$y=x^{\frac{k}{x}}, \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \forall k\in\mathbb{R}$$ thanks, Ssnow- Ssnow
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- Mathematical modelling
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- Forum: General Math
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How close are we to getting micro reactors?
Hi Josiah, I think we are very close, U.S. there is Radiant that has projected micro-reactors for small community or industries. There are avanced project for micro-reactors of 1 MWe, with expansion until 1 GWe. PS. See https://www.radiantnuclear.com/ Ssnow- Ssnow
- Post #2
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Undergrad Deriving the conformal Laplacian
I solved the problem, Ssnow- Ssnow
- Post #2
- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models