Simply put: WOW! It's a dense paper but worth the effort. Excellent work Irving.
With respect,
Steven
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Dr. Steven Ericsson-Zenith
Institute for Advanced Science & Engineering
http://iase.info
On Jan 5, 2012, at 1:37 PM, Irving wrote:
> The full preprint of my p
Since i moved to Windows 7, i haven’t used the Intelex CD-ROM because i saved
the CP files onto my computer after i found that each volume (except v.3, for
some reason) can be saved as a single file. This is perfectly legal as long as
you don’t share the files with anyone else, and though it has
Irving,
Before I forget where I saw it, let me just flag
this point in your paper so I can get back to it
later on.
| That the multiplication matrices are the most probable inspiration for
| Peirce’s truth-table matrix is that it appears alongside matrices for
| a multiplicative two-term express
Peircers,
The transformation on logical relations that Peirce described as "hypostatic
abstraction"
is key to understanding the realm of abstract objects, in particular,
mathematical objects.
It is an example of a "reflective operation", one that links a relation of a
given arity to
a relation
Jerry, Kirsti, list,
I've certainly not yet gone through all of the material in Moore's
edition of Peirce. Thus far I have concentrated my attention to those
parts dealing with issues in set theory, [infinitesimal] analysis, some
number, a bit of geometry, and the role of mathematics in educat
Malgosia:
Thanks for your insights.
I concur that the concepts of unity (units?, terms?) and consistency are
critical.
But, in so far as I understand the concept of logic (logos?, ratio?, rational?)
the principle objective is the notion of a conclusion (or a consequence).
Apparently, many d
Kristi, List :
Thank you for your comments...may I ask what motivates your interest in CSP's
writings on chemistry?
I am not aware of any writings of CSP that are strictly on chemistry. One finds
CSP uses chemical evidence in numerous places and ways. The most obvious is the
relation between g
