Re:What is quantum field theory and why is it incomplete?
by MacsHeadroom on Monday August 15, 2022 @07:53AM
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The complex plane does have infinite memory.
A Turing machine can perform all discrete computations with a single bit. An idealized analog computer can compute anything with a "single" complex plane.
Our (mis)conception of there being an "infinite memory problem" when the complex plane is infinite is analogous to flatlanders getting hung up about a "discrete bit memory problem."
A Turing machine can perform all discrete computations with a single bit. An idealized analog computer can compute anything with a "single" complex plane.
Our (mis)conception of there being an "infinite memory problem" when the complex plane is infinite is analogous to flatlanders getting hung up about a "discrete bit memory problem."