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Intuitionist Physics
Foundations of Physics 50 (11):1411-1417 (2020)
Abstract
A recent proposal to formulate physics in terms of finite-information variables is examined, concentrating on its consequences for classical mechanics. Both shortcomings and promising avenues are discussed.My notes
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