Yes I wasn't trying to imply that GIT had anything to say about physics. What I was mainly saying was, physics doesn't concern itself with rigorous proof.
So in a sense, there are two ways to...
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Yes I wasn't trying to imply that GIT had anything to say about physics. What I was mainly saying was, physics doesn't concern itself with rigorous proof.
So in a sense, there are two ways to...
My best answer to that would be, that physics doesn't have a single proof of anything in it. Physics concerns itself with making theories about nature then comparing the predictions of those theories...
I'll wait for MMMs answer as far as the physics goes, but as an interesting tangent:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_incompleteness_theorems
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