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This might be a dumb question but are there any current or foreseeable practical applications of this kind of result (like in the realm of distributed computing
by md224 10mo ago
This might be a dumb question but are there any current or foreseeable practical applications of this kind of result (like in the realm of distributed computing) or is this just pure mathematics for its own sake?
- anonymousDan 10mo agoNot a dumb question. The links to mesh networking etc seem interesting. It sounds like the insights from descriptive set theory could yield new hardness/impossibility results in computational complexity, distributed algorithms etc.
- lupire 10mo agoare there any current or foreseeable practical applications of those results? the math of infinity isn't very relevant to the finite programs that humans use. Even today's astronomically large computing systems have size approximately equal to 3 compared to infinity.