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63. KORAN AND SELF-REFERENCE In that year the Austrian mathematician and logician kurt godel proved a sweepingtheorem to the effect that mathematical statements existed for which no http://members.aol.com/silence004/godel.htm

KORAN AND SELF-REFERENCE There was a fundamental crisis in mathematics about a hundred years ago, a basic disturbance that affected all of logic till it was repaired. Logicians realized that for centuries they had left out the concept of "Self-reference." For centuries, Aristotle’s rule of the "Excluded middle" had been used. This rule is a proposition that states, "Every proposition is either true or false." Somebody was smart enough to question that very proposition. What if that proposition that states that every proposition is either true or false is false? People had overlooked that for centuries. Not so the Koran. If the Koran is what it claims to be then it should be aware of self-reference, as applied to its own statements. Paul Davies, professor or Mathematical Physics at the University of Adelaide in Australia, in his book , The Mind of God (1992 ), talks about how Self-reference shook the very foundations of logic and how it was resolved (emphasis is mine): In spite of its superficial plausibility, the formalist interpretation of mathematics received a severe blow in 1931. In that year the Austrian mathematician and logician Kurt Godel proved a sweeping theorem to the effect that mathematical statements existed for which no systematic procedure could determine whether they are either true or false . The fact that there exist

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leib Biographies Short biographies of famous mathematicians and computer scientists mentioned in class, along with links to more information about them. picture taken from Eric's Treasure Troves Euclid (ca. 325 - ca. 270 BC) Appeared in: Lecture 7 Euclid's greatest accomplishment was the Elements , his 13-chapter book outlining everything he knew about geometry. He based all of his geometrical theorems on just five postulates, making the work very rigorous and complete, but for two millenia mathematicians wondered if the fifth postulate (the so-called "Parallel Postulate") could in fact be derived from the other four. This was finally answered (in the negative) by Lobachevsky, Bolyai, and Gauss, leading to the branch of mathematics we now call Non-Euclidean Geometry More... Al-Karaji, Abu Bekr ibn Muhammad ibn al-Husayn (953 - ca. 1029) Appeared in: Lecture 9 Al-Karaji's work centered around algebra and polynomials, giving rules for arithmetic operations to manipulate polynomials. Woepcke describes his work as introducing the "theory of algebraic calculus". Stemming from this, Al-Karaji investigated binomial coefficients and Pascal's triangle. Additionally, Al-Karaji used induction to prove his results. More...

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66. Kurt Godel And His Incompleteness Theorem And The Fabric Of Truth kurt godel s Incompleteness Theorem had some profound impacts on generalthought and allowed us to figure out the fabric of Truth. home http://www.abarim-publications.com/artctsuspects.html

9. Children of the Primes Incompleteness Theorem What a bummer for all those hopeful believers who believed that one day, somehow, either Math or their philosophy, or their religion would lead them out of the bondage of ignorance. No way, Jose... Still, she is beautiful. Do thy best old Math, despite thy wrong. A logical system (scientific, philosophical, religious, legal) Departs from: And then: Which leads to: an axiomatic platform wrought from the present insight of the observer. starts concluding and forms a body of deriviations nothing; must remain incomplete. Hence a consensus is not possible. Hence confusion abounds. Still, there's nothing wrong with being learned. Paul was learned. And so was Jesus. Solomon was a brilliant poet and philosopher, as well as an economical genius, way ahead of his time. And he wrote, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding (Prov 3:5)." A clear and present example of the fallacy of logic systems is of course the number sequence itself. From a few simple axioms an infinite sequence is wrought that will never be water tight and new primes must inveterately be added. The exact same pattern can be found in math and science. New ideas and new rules must continuously be added, and after these new rules have run their stretch, holes appear in the continuity of that which is known. Hence new rules must be added.

67. Nat'l Academies Press, Biographical Memoirs (1987), Kurt Godel OCR for page 135 · ~ kurt godel April 28, 1906January 14, 1978 BY STEPHEN C. KLEENE1TW OPAPERS ~ ~ 930a, ~ 93 ~ a), both written before the au- thor reached http://books.nap.edu/books/0309036933/html/134.html

Read more than 3,000 books online FREE! More than 900 PDFs now available for sale HOME ABOUT NAP CONTACT NAP HELP ... ORDERING INFO Items in cart [0] TRY OUR SPECIAL DISCOVERY ENGINE Questions? Call 800-624-6242 Biographical Memoirs V.56 National Academy of Sciences ( NAS CHAPTER SELECTOR: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-iv Contents, pp. v-vi Preface, pp. vii-viii Richard McLean Badger, pp. 1-21 Arthur M. Bueche, pp. 22-41 Angus Campbell, pp. 42-59 William Gemmell Cochran, pp. 60-89 James Brown Fisk, pp. 90-117 James Gilluly, pp. 118-133 Kurt Godel, pp. 134-179 Sterling Brown Hendricks, pp. 180-213 Carl Leavitt Hubbs, pp. 214-249 Paul F. Lazarsfeld, pp. 250-283 Esmond R. Long, pp. 284-311 Eli Kennerly Marshall, Jr., pp. 312-353 Stanford Moore, pp. 354-385 Per Fredrik Thorkelsson Scholander, pp. 386-413 William H. Stein, pp. 414-441 Curt Stern, pp. 442-473 Merton Franklin Utter, pp. 474-499 John Hasbrouck Van Vleck, pp. 500-541 Vincent Du Vigneaud, pp. 542-595 Alexander Wetmore, pp. 596-626 GO TO PAGE: TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PRINTABLE PDF PAGE CHAPTER PAGE SEARCH THIS BOOK: PURCHASE OPTIONS HARDBACK list: web: Find More Like This Chapter Related Books: Biographical Memoirs V.48 (1976)

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Kurt Godel's unprovability theorem Kurt Godel was a mathematician that lived in the early 1900's. Godel proved that any system that employed numbers could have statements expressed in that system that are true but not derivable from the basic axioms of that system. Thus, if the laws of nature are most fundamentally based on mathematics, then there may be things and/or events in the universe which do exist but are not derived from the more basic elements of the universe. It is difficult to adhere to a fully deterministic and logical universe if some things in it cannot be derived from the simpler elements. This would seem to deny cause and effect on which a deterministic point of view depends. However, it should be noted that the operations that govern the relationship between numbers in and of itself has not been reduced to the propositional entities of "True", "False" and "Proof". So it is only inevitable that some things in such a system cannot be "proven". For "proof" is not even incorporated in that system. The number "2" does not prove anything. The operator "+" does not prove anything. And the truth of the fact that "1+1=2" is imposed by the understanding of mathematicians and is not derived by logic alone. The arbitrary nature of the lack of proof that Godel found may have been introduced by the arbitrary nature of numbering things itself. For how the mathematician wishes to collect things for the convenience of his formulae may not reflect the true nature of the whole. For he may arrange his groups differently for different purposes. Also, the General Theory of Relativity suggests that there is no sharp distinction between particles of matter and the space around it. Particles of matter are singularities in the General Theory of Relativity which means that particles are like tiny black holes that curve space and time to an infinitesimal point which occupies no space at all. So if nothing can be distinguished from space and time, then it is arbitrary to group it into individual parts.

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document.write(''+''); Search the Archives! Home Arts Thomas Jech: J.D. Salinger and Kurt Godel's Love Child? Set Theory By Kenny Walden Published: Thursday, April 10, 2003 Few authors since Mallarmé can spin a sinewy golden strand of phrase like Thomas Jech does so gracefully in every page he pens, in every sentence he scribes, in every theorem he proves. Sets and their theory is his subject, his muse, his unflinching devotion. And as we grateful readers have come to expect from Mr. Jech, the bonds he forges between reader and subject are serene and chaotic, bold and demure, a phantasmagorical sepulchre of ectoplasmic consternation dripping down your fingers in lurid streaks. The reader is Little Red Riding Hood. He cannot help his puerile self but scosthrop into Jech's set-theoretic Schwarzwald, and his experience is not one of sight or sound, not of flitting thought or lugubrious emotion, but of the transcendental pathos of walking plaintively through a surreal forest of ice phalluses brushing tenderly against your soul and beckoning you, the ring-bearer, beckoning you and your sets back to Mordor. Words cannot describe the Set of Jech's masterpiece; it is a holy and wholly ineffable obelisk to all that is human and inhuman. Jech is either Czech or Hungarian, I'm not sure which. But let us suppose that he is Czech. Then like his ancient countryman, Franz Kafka, Jech's prose speaks to the inner poetry that illuminates our squalid skulls and founds that peculiar human ipswich known as real analysis. And yes, he plays both Austenian heroine and Byronic hero in whisking the reader away to the fantasy word of the snow penis and the set, the nourishing gnomish land of the Generalized Continuum Hypothesis.

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An HMTL Presentation by Siegfried Table of Contents Meltzer's Preface Braithwaite's Introduction On Formally Undecidable Propositions Note on Logical Systems For those of you with an introduction to logic, formal mathematics or computer science, you will undoubtedly have heard of Kurt Gödel. The Austrian mathematician indelibly left his mark on 20th-century science and philosophy with his 1931 paper " On Formally Undecidable Propositions Of Principia Mathematica And Related Systems ". His proof of the Undecidability Theorem, summarized and translated herein, is much spoken of but little read. My goal is to make this work available for personal and academic use to all who are interested. The author frequently refers to Principia Mathematica by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell. The major contribution of Principia Mathematica is its notation and rules of inference, which can be grasped with a little effort. Even if the reader has only had high-school Geometry or Algerbra II, if persistant he or she should be able to make sense of the logical formulas in the proof. Every statement in logic can be represented by a letter: A B C , etc. A single statement

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DISCOVER Vol. 23 No. 3 (March 2002) Table of Contents Oh, to be a fly on a textbook when the century's greatest physicist walked home from work with its most influential mathematician By David Berlinski And it is odd. It is distinctly odd. The leading idea of general relativity—the fusion of space and time—is not hard to grasp. After all, space and time are fused in ordinary life as well. We locate an event (the assassination of JFK, for example) both in terms of where it took place (Dallas, Texas) and when it took place (roughly 1:30 EST on the afternoon of November 22, 1963). Three numbers suffice to mark the space of Dallas, Texas, on a three-dimensional map: longitude, latitude, and altitude. The place is pinpointed as an event in space-time if another number, the time, is added. And if an event can be defined by four numbers, then a series of events can be defined by a series of such numbers, trailing one another like elephants marching trunk to tail. In general relativity such series are called world lines. General relativity then forges a far-flung connection between the geometry of space and time and the behavior of objects in motion within space and time. Imagine a marble placed on a mattress. Given a tap, the marble will move in a straight line. But place a bowling ball on the mattress, too, and the marble, given precisely the same tap, will roll down the sagging surface, its path changing from a straight to a curved line. The bowling ball's weight deforms the medium of the mattress, and the deformed medium influences the marble's movement.

77. Kurt Godel [Pictures And Photos Of] Albert Einstein, kurt Gödel. Albert Einstein, kurt Gödel Picture, Photo, Photograph;LR Gödel, Einstein ; hat ; standing ; outdoors; Einstein C142. http://www.aip.org/history/esva/catalog/esva/Godel_Kurt.html

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78. Logical Dilemmas: The Life And Work Of Kurt Godel Logical Dilemmas The Life and Work of kurt godel. Logical Book LogicalDilemmas The Life and Work of kurt godel Customer Reviews Average http://www.phil-books.com/Logical_Dilemmas_The_Life_and_Work_of_Kurt_Godel_15688

Logical Dilemmas: The Life and Work of Kurt Godel Logical Dilemmas: The Life and Work of Kurt Godel by Authors: John W. Dawson Released: December, 1996 ISBN: 1568810253 Hardcover Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > Logical Dilemmas: The Life and Work of Kurt Godel > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Logical Dilemmas: The Life and Work of Kurt Godel > Customer Review #1: Excellent. An excellent biography of Godel. Examines his personal life and mathematical work in an integrated manner. Dawson is thorough, well-researched, and shows a command of the mathematics involved. Never sensational or anecdotal, he provides the most accurate picture available of the real Godel. This is not a popular account of Godels work, so the reader will need an understanding of fundamental mathematical logic and Godels theorem to appreciate much of the book. But Dawson does provide a lot of history of mathematical logic, including a great chapter on developments up to 1928 that could be read by itself. The appendix provides a chronology, genealogy, and "biographical vignettes" of other important logicians. Logical Dilemmas: The Life and Work of Kurt Godel > Customer Review #2: The definitive biography of Kurt Godel Knowing what went on in the mind of Kurt Godel will forever be unattainable. Nonetheless, John Dawson comes as close as possible to understanding what made Godel click.

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Rassegna Stampa- Il Sole 24 Ore 8 SETTEMBRE 2002 Ritorno a Platone attraverso gli insiemi di UMBERTO BOTTAZZINI La Repubblica 2 GENNAIO 2001 LE BARZELLETTE DI HEIDEGGER PARLA SAUL KRIPKE, IL PIÙ GRANDE LOGICO CONTEMPORANEO Qualcuno lo ha definito il "Bobby Fisher della filosofia". Ma per questo sessantenne il problema è coniugarla con la matematica Più che un professore è una leggenda vivente Ha insegnato a Harvard e Princeton senza aver mai preso il dottorato di PIERGIORGIO ODIFREDDI La Repubblica 6 SETTEMBRE 2001 Filosofia e barricate intervista a hilary putnam di PIERGIORGIO ODIFREDDI L'Unita' 14 MAGGIO 2001 Astrofisica: 10 domande per il prossimo millennio di LUIGI FOSCHINI Il manifesto 15 FEBBRAIO 2001 La filosofia non ha il futuro alle spalle di FRANCA D'AGOSTINI La Repubblica 28 GENNAIO 2001 Majorana, indagine su una scomparsa misteriosa di FRANCO PRATTICO Il manifesto 12 GENNAIO 2001 che cosa vuol dire essere oggi illuministi il buonsenso non ci basta di CARLO BERNARDINI Il Sole 24 Ore 3 DICEMBRE 2000 Il secolo di Godel o di Kant? di ALESSANDRO PAGNINI Il Sole 24 Ore 3 DICEMBRE 2000 Il secolo di Godel o di Kant?

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