At 13:09 -0400 25/09/2002, Wei Dai wrote:
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>Is there a paper or book that describes this discrete minkowski multiverse
>in more detail?
Tim gives some interesting references. A formidable paper on discretization
is "Foundations of Discrete Physics (Working Document January 1999)",
by Kauffman. Click on Discrete at
http://www.math.uic.edu/~kauffman/ANPA-98.ps
1Oth line from the bottom.
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>> If you call being stuck in front of a white page working y're right. Sorry.
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>I don't understand your difficulty. Why don't you just take your thesis
>and all of the posts you've written for this list, put them into some
>logical order, edit, and publish?
Thanks for the suggestion. My "stucking" is more psychological and linked
to "things of life sort of things". I don't want bore you with that. I'am just
asking some patience and indulgence for my slowness ....
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>Thanks for the list of prerequisites, BTW. I'm going to read Three Roads
>to Quantum Gravity, Quantum Logic in Algebraic Approach, and Mathematics
>of Modality, and get back to you.
OK. Nice choice. The last two are rather technical, reading will not be enough!
Don't forget to look at Ziegler web page for a nice summary of Quantum Logic.
Also Ziegler makes the link with quantum probability. Not all quantum Logician
are aware of the importance of linking logic and probability.
Ziegler =
http://lagrange.uni-paderborn.de/~ziegler/qlogic.html
Miklos Redei makes the link with probability also. And also with Stalnaker
Lewis approach to counterfactuals (like Joyce).
Bruno
Received on Thu Sep 26 2002 - 07:17:58 PDT