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ensea2004

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  1. They are some common ideas, like using a grid and rules. States are updated by step.

    But there's a difference : Edward Fredkin uses a deterministic rules and nokton theory uses some kind of probabilities.

  2. What suprises me is that having been told there is a body of mathematics that develops a much more general situation than the over-restricted mathematics presented in the paper, you are not interested.

    Can you explain more.

     

     

    I have not checked that the Schwarz inequality will lead to the paper's results but they look similar.

    Where ?

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    Does he present any evidence for this?

    It's a hypothesis. I think Loop Quantum Gravity use a discrete space and time.

     

     

     

    Can you explain how.

     

    Because the theory use a well definited states for all noktons. The probability of displacements forces us to take all possible paths.

     

    I don't follow.

     

    k -x ( i,t, Γ ) = .... /D(i,j,t, Γ ) 4

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