Why approximate sum is composition

Here are some explanations about this post. We shall use the section Commands of the Pure See draft, in order to translate from lambda calculus to dilation structures first introduced in this article. Mind that we just use the translation suggested in pure see from lambda calculus to dilations. Only this! We shall not use the...

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Approximate sum is composition

Just link this here: https://t.me/s/chorasimilarity/238

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Out of the rabbithole

So true, thanks yoctyl, who writes: ” chemlambda and its inventor’s misc other languages (marius buliga is way way out there in an esoteric mathematical/computational rabbithole) https://chemlambda.github.io/index.html https://chorasimilarity.wordpress.com/ “ (who are you?) Yeah, but I’m willing to get out of it! Not that I’m...

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Linearization of self-similar groups

This is a direction of study asking if there is a generalized form of the phenomenon: a finitely generated linear group has either polynomial or exponential growth. This is known as the Tits alternative. So what happens if we consider groups which are linear in the sense of dilation structures, or emergent algebras? Given a dilation structure,...

Feb 2023

New

This is just to tell that things happen and that I’m open to new things to happen as well. New things are brewing, even if I give hints to recent things I’m interested in, like: Gaussian graph rewrite systems, commutative numbers, matematica foris. Somehow all these will appear in the future, in some form. Some of the old things will give new...

Feb 2023

Answer from ANR concerning the ANR Bigben project

For context see Problems with the ANR Bigben project. The presidency of the french Agence Nationale de la Recherche kindly answered to my demand of reexamination of the awarded ANR Bigben project. [added: … after several previous interesting mail exchanges with higher and higher ANR representatives; one argument impressed me a lot, perhaps...

Jan 2023

You can’t watch chemlambda animations here

Because now wordpress cuts them and keeps only very few frames. Don’t know when they started to do this. As the posts of this blog are watched no matter how old they are, this is not constructive. You can watch them and play with them if you go to http://imar.ro/~mbuliga/collection.html or with smaller sized animations,...

Jan 2023

Five questions for 2023

We are coming out, slowly, from an age of confusion. We are not naive dreamers when we support Open Science. Here are five personal questions for the next year. Can we steal from Open Science? This is the question which has to get an answer for the ANR BIGBEN project. UPDATE: until now the Agence Nationale de la...

Dec 2022

Matematica foris

Randomness is a theory of the rest of the world. Fortuna is a function which converts the outside (foris) into a number. [source] Enough with old stories. What about pseudorandom number generators (PRNG)? Randomness is everywhere. There is a clear advantage of random algorithms vs deterministic algorithms. We can turn a random...

Dec 2022

Problems with the ANR Bigben project

Due to unethical behavior of de Saxce, the principal investigator of the project Bigben, recently funded by the french Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR), I asked the ANR for a reevaluation of the project and a public response. My work on hamiltonian inclusions, aka SBEN, is central and the main novelty of this project. After winning...

Dec 2022