Re: equivalence between math and computations

2012-08-18 Thread Alberto G. Corona
2012/8/16 Bruno Marchal marc...@ulb.ac.be


 On 15 Aug 2012, at 15:14, Alberto G. Corona wrote:

 I ´m seduced and intrigued by the Bruno´s final conclussións of the COMP
 hypothesis. But I had a certain disconfort with the idea of a simulation of
 the reality by means of an algorithm for reasons I will describe later.


 Comp is I am a machine. It is NOT reality is a machine.

 If comp is true, both reality and physical reality are NOT machine, for
 the output of the many self-multiplication is NOT emulable by a Turing
 machine. You might not yet grasp fully the impact of the first person
 indeterminacy.

 In a sense: I am a machine implies that everything else is not.

 Indeed, the apparent computability of nature might in fine be a problem
 for comp. It is behind the whole measure problem.


 It is not emulable, I suppose, for the reason that if  the physical
reality has a underlying mathematical structure, if this is continuous it
can not be emulable but in a discrete approximation. This emulation at the
substitution level is what may be a physical
reality indistinguishableness from the mathematical reality.




  I found that either if the nature of our perception of reality) can be of
 the thesis of a simulation at a certain level of substitution of a phisical
 or mathematical reality, this simulation is, and only is, a discrete
 manifold, with discreteness defined by the substitution level, which is a
 subset of a continuous manifold that is the equation M of superstring
 theory of wathever mathematical structure that describe the universe.  The
 equivalence may be shown as follows:

 A imperative computation  is equivalent to a mathematical structure thanks
 to the work on denotational semantics
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denotational_semanticsand the application
 of category theory to it 
 https://www.google.es/search?q=denotational+semantics+imperative+monadssugexp=chrome,mod=11sourceid=chromeie=UTF-8#hl=ensugexp=efrshgs_nf=1tok=VMyaXoMGarRPPBvFsyx1Cgpq=denotational%20semantics%20imperative%20monadscp=49gs_id=1qxhr=tq=denotational+semantics+imperative+category+theorypf=psafe=offsclient=psy-aboq=denotational+semantics+imperative+category+theorygs_l=pbx=1bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.fp=4beb944d59246923biw=1092bih=514
  .


 Or just by definition.




 Suppose that we know the M theory equation.


 You are still assuming a physical reality.

I assume a mathematical reality



  If the M theory equation is correct, it has to be derived from addition
 and multiplication


?
, and comp at the metalevel. But it has to admit non computable solution,
because with comp the physical reality is not computable, a priori.
a continuous reality is uncomputable, but this is not a problem for someone
who assume a mathematical reality.





 A particular simulation can be obtained in a straighfordward way by means
 of an algorithm that compute a sequence of positions and the respective
 values in the M equation (which must specify wether there is a particle,
 its nature and state at this point or more precisely the value of the wave
 equation at this N-position or wathever are the relevant parameters at this
 level of substitution), perhaps the sucession of points can be let´s say in
 a progression of concentric n-dimensional circles around the singularity.
 this algoritm is equivalent to the ordered set obtained by the combination
 of two kind of functions (1) for obtaining sucessive N-dimensional
 positions and (2) the function M(pos) itself for that particular point. The
 simulation then is a mathematical structure composed by the ordered set of
 these points, which is a subset of the manifold described by the M
 equation. (When a computation is pure, like this, the arrows between
 categories are functions).

 Suppose that we do not know the equation fo the M theory, and maybe it
 does not exist, but COMP holds and we  start with the dovetailer algoritm
 at a fortunate substitution level.


 The universal dovetailer simulates all the level, and below a level, we
 can see only the result of a statistics beaing on infinities of
 computation. This is NOT simulable by any algorithm, a priori.


 It don´t have to be a single equation. But it is a mathematical structure,
given the above said.


 Then we are sure that a complete mathematical description of reality exist
 (perhaps not the more concrete for  our local universe), since the
 imperative algoritm can be  (tanks to  denotational semantics) described in
 terms of category theory.


 Not really. The reality we see result from our first person indeterminacy.
 You cannot simulate it, and it is not describable by any equation.

 again it may be aproximated exactly, but discretely, by a mathematical
structure. the dovetailer algorithm. At least one of the infinite
superpositions that predict the Everett interpretation. Surely, there is a
mathematical structure that integrate the infinite set of algoritms for all
the superpositions.




 In any case, I 

Re: equivalence between math and computations

2012-08-16 Thread Bruno Marchal


On 15 Aug 2012, at 15:14, Alberto G. Corona wrote:

I ´m seduced and intrigued by the Bruno´s final conclussións of the  
COMP hypothesis. But I had a certain disconfort with the idea of a  
simulation of the reality by means of an algorithm for reasons I  
will describe later.


Comp is I am a machine. It is NOT reality is a machine.

If comp is true, both reality and physical reality are NOT machine,  
for the output of the many self-multiplication is NOT emulable by a  
Turing machine. You might not yet grasp fully the impact of the first  
person indeterminacy.


In a sense: I am a machine implies that everything else is not.

Indeed, the apparent computability of nature might in fine be a  
problem for comp. It is behind the whole measure problem.






I found that either if the nature of our perception of reality) can  
be of the thesis of a simulation at a certain level of substitution  
of a phisical or mathematical reality, this simulation is, and only  
is, a discrete manifold, with discreteness defined by the  
substitution level, which is a subset of a continuous manifold that  
is the equation M of superstring theory of wathever mathematical  
structure that describe the universe.  The equivalence may be shown  
as follows:


A imperative computation  is equivalent to a mathematical structure  
thanks to the work on denotational semantics and the application of  
category theory to it  .


Or just by definition.





Suppose that we know the M theory equation.


You are still assuming a physical reality. If the M theory equation is  
correct, it has to be derived from addition and multiplication, and  
comp at the metalevel. But it has to admit non computable solution,  
because with comp the physical reality is not computable, a priori.





A particular simulation can be obtained in a straighfordward way by  
means of an algorithm that compute a sequence of positions and the  
respective values in the M equation (which must specify wether there  
is a particle, its nature and state at this point or more precisely  
the value of the wave equation at this N-position or wathever are  
the relevant parameters at this level of substitution), perhaps the  
sucession of points can be let´s say in a progression of concentric  
n-dimensional circles around the singularity. this algoritm is  
equivalent to the ordered set obtained by the combination of two  
kind of functions (1) for obtaining sucessive N-dimensional  
positions and (2) the function M(pos) itself for that particular  
point. The simulation then is a mathematical structure composed by  
the ordered set of these points, which is a subset of the manifold  
described by the M equation. (When a computation is pure, like this,  
the arrows between categories are functions).


Suppose that we do not know the equation fo the M theory, and maybe  
it does not exist, but COMP holds and we  start with the dovetailer  
algoritm at a fortunate substitution level.


The universal dovetailer simulates all the level, and below a level,  
we can see only the result of a statistics beaing on infinities of  
computation. This is NOT simulable by any algorithm, a priori.




Then we are sure that a complete mathematical description of reality  
exist (perhaps not the more concrete for  our local universe), since  
the imperative algoritm can be  (tanks to  denotational semantics)  
described in terms of category theory.


Not really. The reality we see result from our first person  
indeterminacy. You cannot simulate it, and it is not describable by  
any equation.






In any case, I believe, similar conclussion holds. Although in the  
consequence of machine psychology in the case of COMP, the mind  
imposes a fortunate and robust algoritm as description of our local  
universe,


Not really, for the reason above. We belongs to infinities of  
computations, and the physical reality is a sum on all those  
computations existing below our substitution level. QM confirms this.




and in the case of a mathematical universe this requirement is  
substituted by a fortunate and coherent mathematical structure.  
Anyhow,  both are equivalent since one implies the other. Both of  
them reject phisicalism and the mind stablish requirement for the  
nature of what we call Physics. Perhaps one may be more general, and  
the other may bring more details


A question open is the nature of time and the progression of the  
simulation of the points. Theoretically, for obtaining a subset of  
the points of a mathematical structure, the simulation can proceed  
in any direction, independent on the gradient of entropy. It can  
proceed backwards or laterally, since the value of a ndimensional  
point does not depend on any other point, if we have the M equation.  
Moreover, time is local, there is no meaning of absolute time for  
the universe, so the simulation can not progress with a uniform  
notion of time. A local portion of the universe does make sense to  

equivalence between math and computations

2012-08-15 Thread Alberto G. Corona
I ´m seduced and intrigued by the Bruno´s final conclussións of the COMP
hypothesis. But I had a certain disconfort with the idea of a simulation of
the reality by means of an algorithm for reasons I will describe later. I
found that either if the nature of our perception of reality) can be of the
thesis of a simulation at a certain level of substitution of a phisical or
mathematical reality, this simulation is, and only is, a discrete manifold,
with discreteness defined by the substitution level, which is a subset of a
continuous manifold that is the equation M of superstring theory of
wathever mathematical structure that describe the universe.  The
equivalence may be shown as follows:

A imperative computation  is equivalent to a mathematical structure thanks
to the work on denotational semantics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denotational_semanticsand the application of
category theory to it
https://www.google.es/search?q=denotational+semantics+imperative+monadssugexp=chrome,mod=11sourceid=chromeie=UTF-8#hl=ensugexp=efrshgs_nf=1tok=VMyaXoMGarRPPBvFsyx1Cgpq=denotational%20semantics%20imperative%20monadscp=49gs_id=1qxhr=tq=denotational+semantics+imperative+category+theorypf=psafe=offsclient=psy-aboq=denotational+semantics+imperative+category+theorygs_l=pbx=1bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.fp=4beb944d59246923biw=1092bih=514
 .

Suppose that we know the M theory equation.  A particular simulation can be
obtained in a straighfordward way by means of an algorithm that compute a
sequence of positions and the respective values in the M equation (which
must specify wether there is a particle, its nature and state at this point
or more precisely the value of the wave equation at this N-position or
wathever are the relevant parameters at this level of substitution),
perhaps the sucession of points can be let´s say in a progression of
concentric n-dimensional circles around the singularity. this algoritm is
equivalent to the ordered set obtained by the combination of two kind of
functions (1) for obtaining sucessive N-dimensional positions and (2) the
function M(pos) itself for that particular point. The simulation then is a
mathematical structure composed by the ordered set of these points, which
is a subset of the manifold described by the M equation. (When a
computation is pure, like this, the arrows between categories are
functions).

Suppose that we do not know the equation fo the M theory, and maybe it does
not exist, but COMP holds and we  start with the dovetailer algoritm at a
fortunate substitution level. Then we are sure that a complete mathematical
description of reality exist (perhaps not the more concrete for  our local
universe), since the imperative algoritm can be  (tanks to  denotational
semantics) described in terms of category theory.

In any case, I believe, similar conclussion holds. Although in the
consequence of machine psychology in the case of COMP, the mind imposes a
fortunate and robust algoritm as description of our local universe, and in
the case of a mathematical universe this requirement is substituted by a
fortunate and coherent mathematical structure. Anyhow,  both are equivalent
since one implies the other. Both of them reject phisicalism and the mind
stablish requirement for the nature of what we call Physics. Perhaps one
may be more general, and the other may bring more details

A question open is the nature of time and the progression of the simulation
of the points. Theoretically, for obtaining a subset of the points of a
mathematical structure, the simulation can proceed in any direction,
independent on the gradient of entropy. It can proceed backwards or
laterally, since the value of a ndimensional point does not depend on any
other point, if we have the M equation. Moreover, time is local, there is
no meaning of absolute time for the universe, so the simulation can not
progress with a uniform notion of time. A local portion of the universe
does make sense to have an uniform time, but the level of substitution
necessary may force the locality of time to be very small. At the limit,
the simulation may be forced to be massively parallel with as many local
times as particles, and the model becomes the one of a self computing
universe.

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