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www.greaterwrong.com
We outline a computationalist interpretation of quantum mechanics, using the framework of infra-Bayesian physicalism. Some epistemic and normative aspects of this interpretation are illuminated by a number of examples and theorems. Infra-Bayesian physicalism was introduced as a framework to investigate the relationship between a belief about a joint computational-physical universe and a corresponding belief about which computations are realized in the physical world, in the context of "infra-beliefs". Although the framework is still somewhat tentative and the definitions are not set in stone, it is interesting to explore applications in the case of quantum mechanics. |
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rjlipton.com
Possible fatal flaws in the finite model part of Deolalikar's proof Neil Immerman is one of the world's experts on Finite Model Theory. He used insights from this area to co-discover the great result that $latex {\mathsf{NLOG}}&fg=000000$ is closed under complement. Today I had planned not to discuss the proof, but I just received a... |
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eklausmeier.goip.de
Ph.D. thesis of Joel. M. Tendler in PDF from 1973 |
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lisyarus.github.io
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