Proving the multiverse theory through partial differential equations

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of proving the multiverse theory using partial differential equations (PDEs). Participants express skepticism regarding the ability of mathematics alone to validate physical theories, emphasizing that mathematics serves to derive results based on established physical assumptions. The conversation highlights the distinction between mathematical proof and physical validation, particularly in the context of theoretical physics.

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Can this be done? If so, how can I go about doing so? This is merely a potential science fair idea for 2013.
 
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I am very dubious. Mathematics doesn't prove anything in physics by itself. Mathematics is used to derive physical results starting from physical assumptions.
 

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