On 08 May 2014, at 18:52, meekerdb wrote:

On 5/8/2014 6:18 AM, Bruno Marchal wrote:

On 07 May 2014, at 17:39, Quentin Anciaux wrote:




2014-05-07 17:20 GMT+02:00 Bruno Marchal <[email protected]>:

On 07 May 2014, at 11:41, Quentin Anciaux wrote:




2014-05-07 11:13 GMT+02:00 Bruno Marchal <[email protected]>:

On 06 May 2014, at 20:22, [email protected] wrote:

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But you do not ever make a hard prediction Bruno.

I have no clue why you say that. It is the object of the whole work. You seem to misunderstand something in the UDA.

I have to agree with ghibbsa... your actual prediction are vague, there isn't any numerical hard predictions that we could do an experiment and compare and refute or not... And even if you would give any, you can always ascribe the non- corresponding result to geography... I asked you several time what in comp is not "geography" ? As comp entails all and every simulations (as precise as we can imagine them to be), it contains all numericable value for any observable... so it must be geography... so what *hard* prediction does comp make that can falsify it here and now ? I really mean hard prediction, not some vague retrodiction of current theories.


Comp, and to my knowledge, only classical comp, gives a precise criteria to distinguish physics and geography.

Physics concerns laws, that is physical rules of prediction true for all universal machine. Geographies concern only prediction which are contingently verified.

So what are physical facts that comp predict ? what laws ? what can I measure in this universe that would not be *geography* but *true for all universal machine* and be able to falsify comp ? what is it ? what is the predicted value ? How comp predict it ? How can I measure it and confront it to comp prediction ?


You can test the boolean tautologies, like this simple form of Bell's inequality:

(A & B) -> (A & C) V (B & ~C)

Both QM and comp predicts that it can be violated. That means comp predicts the existence of three observable A, B and C such that a measurement of A, B and C gives a result violating it. That is the measurement of A, and B gives 1, and neither A & C nor B V ~C gives 1. The Kripke structure providing the comp counter-example (through the modal translation of that inequality) can provide constructive tools to build the experimental device to make the violation experimental.

So what is the counter-example?

For that formula, its explicit description would be too long to run on the theorem prover for Z1*, but it would be given if it was optimized. But other quantum modalities have been tested. If the logic was boolean, it would give NIL (the empty list), and well, it is not NIL.

Then nature, through EPR, Bell aspect illustrate those counter- example. The comp counterexample does not say explicitly the nature of the observable, but their existence, and indeed they defined abstract projection operator in some linear base.




More systematically, you can test all boolean tautologies in comp, and it has been verified, with those not being too much complex, that they are violated by comp if and only if they are violated by QM.

Is there a list of these somewhere?

I provide the programs generating the list. I did no more run those programs since a long time. But I proved them correct, and the relation with quantum logic. As we get not B, but B without the necessitation rule, there might be discrpancies, and thus set of observable not being match by nature, but up to now, no-one has find them, not that many have search for them too, of course.

The point was just that classical comp is testable. If you grasp well UDA, the physics must be determined by the logic of measure one, and I give it.

I am just opening a door. No doubt that a lot of work is needed to see better the picture, but it provides already an explanation (may be wrong, may be not) of where the laws of physics come from, (the Gödel- Löb quantization of the sigma_1 arithmetic), and this with an explanation of why some part are sharable, and non sharable between machines. To explain more I have to progress on the representation theorems. When the simple Bell formula is translated in G (the last step before being arithmetical), it becomes a formula a dozen of pages long. Better to understand what happens than looking at a listing given the counterexample.

Bruno




Brent



There are reasons to expect the measure on sigma_1 sentences to be deducible from that comp quantum logic, although this is without doubt quite difficult to do, but in principle possible (and by UDA + classical theory of knowledge) necessary. More on this much later in the math thread.

Best,

Bruno









Regards,
Quentin


We have no choice on this. Without incompleteness, all modalities corresponding to the arithmetical definitions of the points of view would collapse, and in that case, but only in that case, physics would have been reduced to an empty set, or to a boolean logic, and all physical facts would have been shown to be geographical.

That case is ruled out by incompleteness. So we have a non trivial (non empty) set of physical laws, and we have that the observable obeys a different logic than boolean logic. Indeed the math shows already a quantum logic.

Now we can test quantitatively if our observable verifies that logic. Indeed the quantitative result already obtained rules out boolean logic, and are given by quantum logic, and comp predicts and explains exactly that.

From each Kripke model of the translation of that quantum logic in G, which is an the output of the theorem prover for the logics Z1* (and S4Grz1, and X1*), you can build experimental devices refuting classical computationalism.

You argument based on the fact that comp entails all and every simulations, does not work, because physics is given by the first person indeterminacy on the points of view, and so to get the number exact, you need the exact *proportions* on the relative continuations, which is what today is given by quantum probabilities, and comp confirms and explain that.

The rest are open problem, and it is just a (difficult) exercise to see if qZ1* can justifiy the presence or not of a "real time" quantum computer. As I tend to believe QM (as physical, not geographical), if neither qS4Grz1, qZ1*, qX1* can emulate a quantum computer, I would consider that as making classical comp, if not comp itself, refuted.

Note that it would be very astonishing that the Comp Quantum Logic is equal to von Neuman main quantum logics, because their modal descriptions are not exactly the same (we lost the necessitation rules), and so get plausibly some different physical predictions already, but without progressing in some optimization of the theorem prover of those modal logics, we cannot say having isolate the experimental device making the difference.

The P = 1/2 in the WM-duplication, is a physical law, but the events "I am in W" and "I am in M" are contingent. "Once in M I stay in M" is physical, well it should be, and it is the case when you do the math.

By UDA comp generalizes QM. Instead of Everett quantum relative computational states, we have *all* comp relative computational states, and the appearance of the universal wave is already partially explained (and retrodict) by the universal machine introspection (or the arithmetical UDA-reflexion). The point of UDA is that we *have to do* that generalization, if saying yes to the doctor is correct at some level, so that Everett's work is not completed.

At first sight the probabilities can only add in the UD*, but that is exactly what the machine explains as not obeying a boolean logic, and obeying a quantum logic. The arithmetical quantization are given, the rest is technical, highly technical (and that is a weakness if you want, as philosophers fear math, and mathematicians fear philosophy, today).

If classical comp is false, the qZ1* machinery provides a tool to measure experimentally our divergence from comp.

My feeling is that somewhere you might forget that physics is 1p (plural) and non Turing emulable a priori, as you cannot emulate at each physical instant the entire UD*. You can fail a simulated observer either by simulating the right quantum logic below its substitution level, but then from his point of view, he is in all versions of that "correct" simulation, or by building a lie and revised infinitely often your program along with the observation progress of the simulated observer.

I guess more precisions will be given in the math thread.


Bruno


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