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Those tricky relationships arise from the most fundamental circuits that define CS, yes. What I am trying to say is that you do not need mathematical formulas
by ganzuul 11y ago
Those tricky relationships arise from the most fundamental circuits that define CS, yes.
What I am trying to say is that you do not need mathematical formulas to explain mathematical concepts, but certain vocal academics have managed to push a view that math is nothing but formulas AND that there is no controversy here. There is, in fact, a lot of controversy and this does lead back to Grothendieck since his work does not support the formulas-only view.
- ska 11y ago> but certain vocal academics have managed to push a view that math is nothing but formulas AND that there is no controversy here. This isn't really a thing, which may explain why I'm having trouble understanding what you are trying to say. To be more concrete: from what I can understand of your somewhat incoherent characterization it does not match any mathematical community I know of - it may exist, but if so it is not mainstream.