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It's not weird at all. Continuity is, in my opinion, less complex than discrete systems. Discrete systems hold much more information and can often be approximat
by voxl 8y ago
It's not weird at all. Continuity is, in my opinion, less complex than discrete systems. Discrete systems hold much more information and can often be approximated by continuous solutions, but that approximation comes at a loss of information.
- dcow 8y agoI’m arguing for discrete mathematics in physics because it better represents (I think/wonder) the physical universe and doesn’t suffer from loss of fidelity as you point out. Maybe it’s just the vocabulary that’s limiting, but then I’d still argue for a system with appropriately rich vocabulary.
- michaelcampbell 8y agoSo write all of your maths in terms of Planck values.