GC: Yeah sure, and if there is real randomness in the world then Monte Carlo algorithms can work, otherwise we are fooling ourselves. CC: So, if experimental mathematics is accepted as ``mathematics,'' it seems that we have to agree that .... CC: It's true, Greg, that even now, a century after Gödel's birth, incompleteness remains controversial. I just discovered two recent essays by important mathematicians, Paul Cohen and Jack Schwartz.* Have you seen these essays? ...
Last night and this morning, along with David and Sarah, Kurt Gödel and company (Einstein et al.) were my soothing companions, but logic and math must wait for another today, because today is all about art. ..... LE CONTE DE MONTE-CRISTO ( abridged); Florey, Kitty Burns. SISTER BERNADETTE'S BARKING DOG: THE QUIRKY HISTORY AND LOST ART OF DIAGRAMMING SENTENCES; Smith, Alexander McCall. FRIENDS, LOVERS, CHOCOLATE (AN ISABEL DALHOUSIE MYSTERY); Cochran, Sherman and Andrew ...
The Gödel Sentence Much Less Than Epsilon That Ring To It (for algebraic contents) Compact and Connected Random Variables. 15. Count Iblis Says: January 4th, 2009 at 6:32 pm. The physics parodies by Siegel may give you some inspiration, e.g.: ... The Count of Monte Carlo. And more for particle physicists. Warped Passages. The Hidden Dimension. Hidden Symmetry. Grand Unified Thoughts. Life as a virtual particle. Twisted Models. The Minimal Moose. Anamoly Cancellation ...
