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The theory that a quantum system can never be defined by any numerical system because of its own nature. This can either stem from the fact that defining a system exposes the system to itself and/or that the smallest part of the universe is infinity small. | The theory that a quantum system can never be defined by any numerical system because of its own nature. This can either stem from the fact that defining a system exposes the system to itself and/or that the smallest part of the universe is infinity small. | ||
*http://rjlipton.wordpress.com/2010/09/21/are-quantum-impossibility-proofs-possible/ | |||
Revision as of 19:14, 29 November 2011
Numeric Quantum Impossibility
The theory that a quantum system can never be defined by any numerical system because of its own nature. This can either stem from the fact that defining a system exposes the system to itself and/or that the smallest part of the universe is infinity small.