Re: math, is it just physics? (just mathematics)

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Sujet : Re: math, is it just physics? (just mathematics)
De : ross.a.finlayson (at) *nospam* gmail.com (Ross Finlayson)
Groupes : sci.math
Date : 29. Jan 2025, 01:56:51
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On 01/28/2025 04:10 PM, sobriquet wrote:
Op 28/01/2025 om 23:46 schreef FromTheRafters:
sobriquet wrote :
We often hear claims that math has nothing to do with reality and is
just something that exists in our imagination or some platonic realm
of idealized forms.
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For instance in the intro to this recent yt contribution:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzuDSTamzrE
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On the other hand there seems to be mounting evidence that the
patterns in physics match up in intriguing ways with abstractions on
a conceptual level.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OxVsVUesSc
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So in a way one could claim that concepts like integers and their
properties and relationships can be more or less empirically observed
in the behavior and properties of things like elementary particles
such as electrons or fields.
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There's also this:
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https://math.dartmouth.edu/~matc/MathDrama/reading/Wigner.html
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I'm learning german and french, so I ask chat gpt to pronounce every
sentence in english, german and french. It does so with a very strong
english accent. I tell it to get rid of the accent. it does so and it
sounds pretty good. However as soon as I paste the next paragraph, the
strong english accent is back. I remind it that I want it to pronounce
the text without an accent and it complies. However, as soon as I go
to the next paragraph, the strong accent returns.. AAARRRRggh!!!!
I often say that a strong mathematical platonism arrives at
numbers are quite concrete and that there's a theory with
both a strong mathematical platonism, AND, a strong logicist
positivism, quite all scientific with an ontology for the
empiricist mind, yet still fundamentally founded by a continuous
thread of a theory of logical and mathematical truth.
Consider something like Derrida on Husserl's pre-geometric
and pre-scientific world, with regards to why these quite
logicist-positivist minded thinkers have it very strongly
so that mathematics is always present, then also as with
regards to "the ubiquitous success of mathematics in physics".
Then, the mathematical universe hypothesis of a sort,
also has that physics is just mathematics.

Date Sujet#  Auteur
28 Jan 25 * math, is it just physics?23sobriquet
28 Jan 25 +* Re: math, is it just physics?8FromTheRafters
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