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- Title
ZADEH'S VISION, MODERN PHYSICS, AND THE FUTURE OF COMPUTING.
- Authors
KREINOVICH, VLADIK; KOSHELEVA, OLGA
- Abstract
At first glance, Zadeh's ideas that everything is a matter of degree seem to be more appropriate for situations when we do not know the exact equations, when we only have expert rules for control and/or decision making. From this viewpoint, it may seem that in physics, where equations are ubiquitous and all the terms seem precise, there is not much place for fuzziness. But, as we show, in reality, fuzzy ideas can help - and help dramatically - in physics as well: in spite of the first impression, as physicists know well, many arguments in physics rely heavily on physical intuition, on imprecise terms like randomness, and a natural formalization of these terms makes them a matter of degree.
- Subjects
PHYSICS; KOLMOGOROV complexity; QUARK confinement; DECISION making; PHYSICISTS
- Publication
TWMS Journal of Pure & Applied Mathematics, 2021, Vol 12, p41
- ISSN
2076-2585
- Publication type
Article