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Numbers & p-adics papers 3 papers

Mathematicians. Valuation theory and the p-adic and adelic programme, Bruhat-Tits trees and ultrametric geometry as mathematics, Ostrowski's theorem, numeral and radix systems, primes, arithmetic and algebraic structures, zeta and gamma functions.

Knowledge integrity. Ignorance audits, calibration and metascience Tagged papers: 46.

  1. Numbers & p-adicsv2.0.0

    Frequencies of Events in the Actual World: A Reconciled Cross-Domain Framework with Explicit Arithmetic

    Every empirical discipline counts events, but the practice of measuring event frequencies is fragmented across fields that rarely compare methods. This paper develops a cross-domain framework for event-frequency observation in the actual world, organized around three questions: what counts as an…

  2. Numbers & p-adics

    Anthropometric Fossils: A Systematic Catalog of Human Cognitive Imprints in the International System of Units

    Systematic catalog of cognitive features in all seven SI base units. 2019 redefinition audit. Counterfactual unit systems for non-human observers. Full cognitive genealogy appendix.

  3. Numbers & p-adics

    Chemical Category

    This report posits that the major conceptual challenges of nineteenth-century chemistry—the crisis of atomic weights, the classification of an exponentially growing chemical space, and the paradoxes of isomerism and allotropy—collectively constituted a demand for a new form of structural and…

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