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I'm not a physicist, but I suspect there are more convincing (physical) arguments for the discreteness of nature -- otherwise we would have non-finite (informan
by darkmighty 13y ago
I'm not a physicist, but I suspect there are more convincing (physical) arguments for the discreteness of nature -- otherwise we would have non-finite (informantion/thermodinamic) entropy per unit space, which would probably lead to a handful of inconsistencies, perhaps analogous to the ultraviolet catastrophe which lead to the proposition of quanta of energy by Plank.
- lutusp 13y ago> lead to the proposition of quanta of energy by Maxwell. No, not Maxwell. Max Planck. Maxwell did something very important, but the first suggestions of quanta arose in the work of Planck.
- darkmighty 13y agoThanks, I tend to mistake them!