Avicenna on Mathematical Infinity

Mathematical foundations of the infinity computer

All the existing computers are able to do arithmetical operations only with finite numerals. Operations with infinite and infinitesimal quantities could not be realized. The paper describes a new positional system with infinite radix allowing us to write down finite, infinite, and infinitesimal numbers as particular cases of a unique framework. The new approach both gives possibilities to do ca...

Mathematical foundations of the infinity computer Yaroslav

All the existing computers are able to do arithmetical operations only with finite numerals. Operations with infinite and infinitesimal quantities could not be realized. The paper describes a new positional system with infinite radix allowing us to write down finite, infinite, and infinitesimal numbers as particular cases of a unique framework. The new approach both gives possibilities to do ca...

Avicenna on Induction

Infinity-inner-products on A-infinity-algebras

In this paper the Hochschild-cochain-complex of an A∞-algebra A with values in an A∞-bimodule M over A and maps between them is defined. Then, an∞-inner-product on A is defined to be an A∞-bimodule-map between A and its dual A∗. There is a graph-complex associated to A∞-algebras with ∞-inner-product.

How infinite primes relate to other views about mathematical infinity?

Infinite primes is a purely TGD inspired notion. The notion of infinity is number theoretical and infinite primes have well defined divisibility properties. One can partially order them by the real norm. p-Adic norms of infinite primes are well defined and finite. The construction of infinite primes is a hierarchical procedure structurally equivalent to a repeated second quantization of a super...