Wigner's ``Unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics, revisited
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Wigner's ``Unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics'', revisited
Wigner's ``Unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics'', revisited
Recommendations
- Solving Wigner's mystery: the reasonable (though perhaps limited) effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
- Wigner's ``unreasonable effectiveness in context
- The reasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
- A match not made in heaven: on the applicability of mathematics in physics
- The reasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
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(18)- Wigner's ``unreasonable effectiveness in context
- Solving Wigner's mystery: the reasonable (though perhaps limited) effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
- Space- and time-dependent scaling of numbers in mathematical structures: effects on physical and geometric quantities
- Reflecting on mathematics and mathematical physics
- On the influence of the mathematical description of physical phenomena on pure mathematics and Wigner's thesis.
- Fiber bundle description of number scaling in gauge theory and geometry
- How effective indeed is present-day mathematics?
- Why Does Math Work … If It's Not Real?
- Mathematicians and physicists = cats and dogs?
- A scientific duo: reflections on the interplay between mathematics and physics 1809--1950
- The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics: from Hamming to Wigner and back again
- Effects of a scalar scaling field on quantum mechanics
- How mathematics meets the world
- Unreasonable effectiveness of symmetry in the science
- On the reasonable and unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in classical and quantum physics
- The language of nature
- Wigner's puzzle for mathematical naturalism
- A match not made in heaven: on the applicability of mathematics in physics
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