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Quantification in English | Algorithmically Incompressible Thoughts
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8230; or are they? Laquo; Game semantics. The any-thesis: Hintikka vs. Chomsky. Now that we have an idea of what game semantics looks like, let’s see how one could apply it to English. The natural rules that correspond to our rules for propositional connectives (. Every / any / each. For existential quantification it is:. Gsome) When the game has reached a sentence of the form. X – some Y who Z – W,. A person may be chosen by myself. Let the proper name of that person be ‘. Is a Y, and. 8211; W if. The b...
Undecidability from a syntactic perspective | Algorithmically Incompressible Thoughts
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8230; or are they? Laquo; Ultrafilters and Social Choice II. Undecidability from a syntactic perspective. Robinson arithmetic, a finitely axiomatized fragment of arithmetic, is undecidable, therefore, so is classical first-order predicate logic. This is one usual way of proving the undecidability of first-order logic (with an arithmetic language). What do we mean by undecidability here? Specifically, the theory used is Tarski’s theory of concatenation (TC), with the following axioms:. Clearly each elemen...
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8230; or are they? Laquo; Ultrafilters and Social Choice. Undecidability from a syntactic perspective. Ultrafilters and Social Choice II. Another example of the use of ultrafilters in social choice theory is provided by the Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem. Is a related result concerning elections with multiple winners. More explicitly: we again have a set of voters. Each voting by imposing a linear order. On a set of alternatives. We will call any such. Ie provide a function. The winning alternative when.
Thermodynamics and economics | Algorithmically Incompressible Thoughts
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8230; or are they? Laquo; The truth about the Tunguska event. Ultrafilters and Social Choice. Roughly corresponds to our pre-theoretical notion of temperature)? It may be worthwhile to think about how you would draw an analogy between the two before continuing.). The role of thermodynamic systems in the formalism is taken over by the so-called quasi-linear neoclassical economies, which means we assume that each agent. Is assigned a vector of n 1 commodities. Called the “linear commodity” or &...We will o...
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8230; or are they? Laquo; Thermodynamics and economics. Ultrafilters and Social Choice II. Ultrafilters and Social Choice. I was somewhat suprised recently to learn that Arrow’s well-known impossibility theorem. Let us first define a more general notion. A filter. Is a family of subsets of. Is a filter such that for all. By non-triviality and the finite intersection property, only one of these options can hold, hence every ultrafilter on. A trivial example of an ultrafilter is provided by the family.
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The Light Side of Science: April 2010
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010. The European Extremely Large Telescope; Adaptive Optics and Resolution Power. Europe has recently announced the construction of the world's largest optical telescope the imaginatively named European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT). And it is extremely large - though not as large as the proposed Overwhelmingly Large Telescope, that was scaled down to this project. But why have such a large mirror? What are the advantages? Another important issue is the resolving power of the mir...
Set Theory and Weather Prediction – XOR’s Hammer
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Some things in mathematical logic that I find interesting. August 23, 2008. October 3, 2008. Set Theory and Weather Prediction. Here’s a puzzle:. You and Bob are going to play a game which has the following steps. Bob thinks of some function. It’s arbitrary: it doesn’t have to be continuous or anything). Bob reveals to you the table of values. Of his function on every input except the one you specified. You guess the value. Of Bob’s secret function on the number. That you picked in step 2. That Bob picks...
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Sunday, February 28, 2010. Quickfire Question: Why are street lamps amber? We are familiar with the colour of many street lamps, the amber glow of the sodium vapour:. But how do these lamps work, why are they the colour that they are, and why do we use them? 1) How do Sodium Lamps Work. They emit light at a very particular wavelength - the amber light that we see. 2) Why are Sodium Lamps that colour? 3) Why do we use sodium lamps? Posted by The Optics Guy. Saturday, February 27, 2010. This image shows tw...
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010. Nice old optical technique. Http:/ www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/08/russia in color a century ago.html. Posted by The Optics Guy. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Light Side of Science. This blog covers a number of topics surrounding and relating to optics, and is aimed at people who are interested, but not experts in optics. If you have a question that you'd like answering, fire away, and I'll do my best to answer. There was an error in this gadget. Other Blogs I like.
Complexity to Simplicity and Back Again – XOR’s Hammer
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Some things in mathematical logic that I find interesting. February 13, 2012. February 13, 2012. Complexity to Simplicity and Back Again. Generalizing a problem can make the solution simpler or more complicated, and it’s often hard to predict which beforehand. Here’s a mini-example of a puzzle and four generalizations which alternately make it simpler or more complicated. Warning: The solutions are given right after the puzzles. If you want to think about them, cover the screen. 8216;s hat iff. Ie, there...
Generating Functions as Cardinality of Set Maps – XOR’s Hammer
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Some things in mathematical logic that I find interesting. December 24, 2011. December 24, 2011. Generating Functions as Cardinality of Set Maps. There is a class of all cardinalities. And so forth defined on it. Furthermore, there is a map. Sets to cardinalities such that. Ordinary generating functions can be thought of entirely analogously. There is a class. There is a (partial) map. And so on). Here,. Other operations on set maps (like disjoint union) are similarly defined pointwise. Of all sets in.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Cool flexible OLED display. Ok, so it has been a while since the last post. This is very interesting though;. Samsung are on the verge of releasing a new plastic OLED display. The electronics of course will be on a different board, but the entirity of the screen itself is made of plastics thin films and organic materials and is very flexible. It's so flexible in fact that you can smack it with a hammer and it won't break. look at this:. Posted by The Optics Guy.
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The Light Side of Science: Quickfire Question: How do LEDs work?
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010. Quickfire Question: How do LEDs work? LEDs, or Light Emitting Diodes are very common devices used in a wide variety of applications from some street signage, power indicators, transmitters in remote controls and even LED torches. They are very efficient devices, which much like sodium lamps, convert most of the current passing through them into light, with very little loss as heat, but how do they work? Producing a very limited spread of colour in each LED, however the addition o...
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Friday, January 15, 2010. The Ancient History of Optics. Not all of these early studies were limited to the Greek and Roman empires though, much important early work was also carried out by Arabic scholars such as Ibn Sahl (10th century BC) who discovered the law of refraction (now known as Snell's law) and Ibn Al-Haytham (10th-11th century BC) who did away with Empedocles' rays from the eyes and more carefully defined what the rays were. Posted by The Optics Guy. Let there be Light. Let there be Light.
Mathematica and Quantifier Elimination – XOR’s Hammer
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Some things in mathematical logic that I find interesting. December 15, 2011. December 15, 2011. Mathematica and Quantifier Elimination. In 1931, Alfred Tarski proved that the real ordered field. Allows quantifier elimination: i.e., every first-order formula is equivalent to one with no quantifiers. This is implemented in Mathematica’s “Resolve”. Function is called like. Gives the domain for the quantifiers in formula. Since we’ll always be working over. In[2]:= Resolve[Exists[x, x 2 b x c = 0]. Now supp...
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Algorithms you don't see very often. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. Reconstructing words from fragments. Suppose I give you a set of kmers. (For a definition of kmers, see my article on De Bruijn graphs. How would you determine the words that they came from? This is an interesting problem because it’s an approximation of a problem in biology called RNA Sequencing. Now suppose we have a hundred kmers in our list, so it looks like ['ific', 'arom', 'tocr', 'tice', 'sati', 'arom',]. The easiest thing to do is...
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In A Sentence .org. The best little site that helps you understand word usage with examples. Algorithmically in a sentence. The other thing that were doing thats more strategic is were trying to move from answers that are link based to answers that are algorithmically based, where we can actually compute the right answer. That concept, he argued, could be a key to algorithmically squeezing meaning from web pages. Use cannonry in a sentence. Use coveting in a sentence. Use drumbeater in a sentence. Bharat...
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Algorithmically Demoted – All About Youtube. Youtube Errors And Bugs. Major Youtube Most Viewed Freeze. October 17, 2011. Just after the implementation of the new larger most viewed thumbnails(below), Youtube has given us another major freeze. Over 6 days now and still frozen. Great for those videos stuck in the Top 20, Unfortunate for the ones that where lined up for honors. The Global Freeze – Youtube’s most viewed frozen. September 16, 2011. Youtube’s Most Viewed Back To The Roots? September 9, 2011.
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8230; or are they? Undecidability from a syntactic perspective. November 7, 2010. Robinson arithmetic, a finitely axiomatized fragment of arithmetic, is undecidable, therefore, so is classical first-order predicate logic. This is one usual way of proving the undecidability of first-order logic (with an arithmetic language). What do we mean by undecidability here? That we have no algorithm for deciding whether a formula belongs to a certain theory or not, of course, but how is this notion formalized?
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