Re: Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 79: Superposition, Phases, Linearity As A Causal "Boundary Value Problem"
"OsherD" <mdoctorow@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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From Osher Doctorow mdoctorow@xxxxxxxxxxx
In the previous Section? I pointed out that Superposition, and arguably(?)
Phases and Linearity, seem to involve two simultaneous "boundary"
properties in the case of Probable Influence/Causation (PI) ?
subtraction vs division? and addition (or even simple multiplication?)
as a "conjunction" of two phases or two states from different phases or
"sub-Universes"?
These are trivial questions you ask, I am sure Google can find them for you.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Question about Linear systems
... choose those numbers or signals and to establish linearity, ... to show that the above superposition equation is true nonetheless. ... The scaling property is called "homogeneity". ... Continuity of linear maps is only guaranteed in finite vector spaces. ...
(comp.dsp) - Re: FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!
... I've never seen superposition defined as other than that the sum of responses to individual excitations be equal to the response to the sum of the excitations -- that's the definition in Pearson & Maler's _Introductory Circuit Analysis_, Van Valkenburg's _Network Analysis_, and the rather old edition of the _IEEE Standard Dictonary of Electrical and Electronic Terms_ I have. ... If on the other hand the alternative definition is only for linearity, we'd then be faced with the possibility of having a linear circuit which doesn't satisfy superposition. ...
(rec.radio.amateur.antenna) - Re: FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!
... superposition, at least as I saw them a moment ago in one text, the ... carefully about just what "response" to a stimulus means. ... for linearity or for superposition. ... system if the change in output when go from zero input to input x1 ...
(rec.radio.amateur.antenna) - Re: Independence of waves
... and fis the result of excitation y, ... Superposition means the following: If fis the result of excitation x ... I guess that's the definition of linearity. ... two incident waves together and you end up with not only the sum of their ...
(rec.radio.amateur.antenna) - Nonrenormalization vs Renormalization 79: Superposition, Phases, Linearity As A Causal "Boundary Val
... Phases and Linearity, seem to involve two simultaneous "boundary" ... properties in the case of Probable Influence/Causation: ... Probable Causation/Influence is the ... simultaneous solution of the Subtraction vs Division Boundary Problem ...
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