Laws, Systems, Certainty, and Particularities

Physical Systems and Laws

Physical laws in classical physics have are deterministic in nature which implies that any isolated system such as the universe as a whole evolves in a deterministic way so that once we know the state of a system at a time states of the system in future will be uniquely predicted. This turns out to be violated by the uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics on the one hand and the presence of...

Particularities of overdetermined linear systems arising in particle size analysis

This paper presents a specific data processing algorithm for particle size analysis and a subsequent study under regarding its performances and limitations accidental input data errors and the limit of resolution of the algorithm.

Does the Certainty of Arrest Reduce Domestic Violence? Evidence from Mandatory and Recommended Arrest laws

The Sources of Certainty in Computation and Formal Systems

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Laws of Physical Systems