Autumnal light rain at Nihonbashi, Tokyo
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Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Hurrying up to library / 27 January 2015
Hurrying up to library
TANAKA Akio
When I was a high school student, my dream of near future was to go to library everyday for reading, learning and researching my themes at that time unknown. In the school I liked solving easy questions of mathematics and physics, but those were all rudimentary questions for general students aiming university's entrance.
I thought that there would be clear themes of my own life somewhere in my learning world, which never came up to the surface. So above all things I wanted to go library to find my themes for my study life, in which I probably would satisfy in my youth time. I dreamed my figure hurrying up to library with carrying books under my arm being bothered nothing perfectly.
At a university my dream surely came to true. But a new more difficult problem emerged up in my front. It was a talent or gift for keeping study deeply. I was a common person having nothing peculiar gift. From that time my true long winding road to language study started towards hard field or precipitous mountain.
Tokyo
27 January 2015
SIL
TANAKA Akio
When I was a high school student, my dream of near future was to go to library everyday for reading, learning and researching my themes at that time unknown. In the school I liked solving easy questions of mathematics and physics, but those were all rudimentary questions for general students aiming university's entrance.
I thought that there would be clear themes of my own life somewhere in my learning world, which never came up to the surface. So above all things I wanted to go library to find my themes for my study life, in which I probably would satisfy in my youth time. I dreamed my figure hurrying up to library with carrying books under my arm being bothered nothing perfectly.
At a university my dream surely came to true. But a new more difficult problem emerged up in my front. It was a talent or gift for keeping study deeply. I was a common person having nothing peculiar gift. From that time my true long winding road to language study started towards hard field or precipitous mountain.
Tokyo
27 January 2015
SIL
Sunday, 25 January 2015
Essay at SIL / 25 January 2015
- For WITTGENSTEIN Ludvig. First edition
- For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig
- For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig Revised with Symplectic Language Theory and Floer Homology Language
- Sixties For Susan Sontag
- Winding Road to Physics
- Wandering between Language and Philosophy
- A trace of student that has been enchanted with language and mathematics
- How is the time alive in language?
- The days when I was thinking on Energy Distance Theory
- Pleasure of Mathematics
- Why is boundary necessary in language?
- Time in Word
- Language and Dimension
- The days of von Neumann Algebra
- The days between von Neumann Algebra and Complex Manifold Deformation Theory
- What facts does Three Conjectures for Dimension, Synthesis and Reversion show us?
Tokyo
25 January 2015
Monday, 19 January 2015
SILpaper shows SIL's papers / 19 January 2015
SILpaper
SILpaper is the paper site of SIL.
SIL is the abbreviation of Sekinan Institute of Language which is founded in 2003 by the former name SRFL Sekinan Research Field of Language at Hakuba, Nagano, Japan, aiming language universals using contemporary mathematical results.
Simple history of the research is written in the recent essay titled Why is boundary necessary in language? , that is reprinted at About of this site.
From now on some laboratory research will be shown here for making the new entrance to the study of language.
Past papers and the relatives are shown at SIL and SRFL. If necessary, please refer to them.
Tokyo
7 November 2014
SIL is the abbreviation of Sekinan Institute of Language which is founded in 2003 by the former name SRFL Sekinan Research Field of Language at Hakuba, Nagano, Japan, aiming language universals using contemporary mathematical results.
Simple history of the research is written in the recent essay titled Why is boundary necessary in language? , that is reprinted at About of this site.
From now on some laboratory research will be shown here for making the new entrance to the study of language.
Past papers and the relatives are shown at SIL and SRFL. If necessary, please refer to them.
Tokyo
7 November 2014
SIL Sekinan Institute of Language / 19 January 2015
SIL
Sekinan Institute of Language
The aim is to describe language universals by mathematics.
Tokyo
7 November 2014
7 November 2014
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Under the dim light, the days with CHINO Eiichi / 1 August 2012
TANAKA Akio
I frequently talked with CHINO Eiichi at the coffee shop near the station we used to get on. The shop was at the second floor and the steps upstairs always sounded squeaking. Under the dim light the topics of conversation was on language or linguistics after all.
He was already the university professor but I was a poor research student. But he was always showed me the general tenderness.The subject he gave me were impressive and useful for me, in which the most important is the history of The Linguistic Circle of Prague and the excellent pioneers of language study. He had of course the unique approach to the study but I had never any conspicuous one except boundless interest on the study.
In his wide and precious telling for me I gradually determined my course to proceed. It was the making of basic and radical foundation on natural language by searching the structure of language through simple and clear description. For keeping this difficult aim I had a decision that there was only way to use mathematics that I had abandoned at the past for its hardness.
In my age 20s, I had read Ludwig Wittgenstein and Nicolas Bourbaki in concentrating. I did not clearly understand Wittgenstein's approach. But I borrowed his writing style that was simple and clear. So my early work's descriptions were nearly at him. But I decided that I never adopted strongly-intuitive thinking.
I always considered mathematical basis or analogy. My aim was the independence from the intuitive description. Keeping on this course, there was seen the mathematical basis that I must adopt the model in which language universals are clearly described. I entered to the mathematical description of study that was confirmed premises of my way.
Tokyo
1 August 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language
I frequently talked with CHINO Eiichi at the coffee shop near the station we used to get on. The shop was at the second floor and the steps upstairs always sounded squeaking. Under the dim light the topics of conversation was on language or linguistics after all.
He was already the university professor but I was a poor research student. But he was always showed me the general tenderness.The subject he gave me were impressive and useful for me, in which the most important is the history of The Linguistic Circle of Prague and the excellent pioneers of language study. He had of course the unique approach to the study but I had never any conspicuous one except boundless interest on the study.
In his wide and precious telling for me I gradually determined my course to proceed. It was the making of basic and radical foundation on natural language by searching the structure of language through simple and clear description. For keeping this difficult aim I had a decision that there was only way to use mathematics that I had abandoned at the past for its hardness.
In my age 20s, I had read Ludwig Wittgenstein and Nicolas Bourbaki in concentrating. I did not clearly understand Wittgenstein's approach. But I borrowed his writing style that was simple and clear. So my early work's descriptions were nearly at him. But I decided that I never adopted strongly-intuitive thinking.
I always considered mathematical basis or analogy. My aim was the independence from the intuitive description. Keeping on this course, there was seen the mathematical basis that I must adopt the model in which language universals are clearly described. I entered to the mathematical description of study that was confirmed premises of my way.
Tokyo
1 August 2012
Sekinan Research Field of Language
Late summer in Kirigamine Highlands, Nagano, Japan.
Friday, 16 January 2015
Winding road to physics / 16 January 2015
Winding road to physics
When I was a student of high school, I hoped to learn physics at university. But from various reasons in fact I learnt language at university on the other still longing for physics.After graduation I once worked as a high school teacher and eight years passing over I returned to university for investigating language study. On the way I again met CHINO Eiichi in 1979, from whom I ever learnt Russian in 1969. By his teaching I had distinct aim for my study on language, making clear description to others using mathematics being assisted with physical thinking or approach. Mathematics was always set in my mind but my talent was not overtaken to its hardness. But aiming clear description to every situation I decided to learn again or thrice to make a new stage where I decided to come back to my starting point of youth being attracted to physics.
Refer to the next.
1. Remembrance
2. Physics
3. Model
4. Language
5. Mathematics
Tokyo
16 January 2015
SIL
Monday, 12 January 2015
Sixties For Susan Sontag / 27 September 2012 and 30 November 2014
Sixties
For Susan Sontag
On Sixties, Susan Sontag wrote in her book, WHERE THE STRESS FALLS, 2001 as the following.
Perhaps the most interesting characteristic of the time now labeled the Sixties was that there was no little nostalgia. In that sense, it was indeed a utopian moment.
-From "Thirty Years Later..."
Surely I also think that it was a utopian moment, not utopia everlasting.
Someone ever said at a book, " We were loose change." Surely we were all loose change for a utopian moment. This is the great dedication to Sontag from me. We have lived in a same time though I was extremely coward far away than her to the time and myself.
27 September 2012
[Note]
Sixties are precious times for me though full of exactly heartbreaking events.
At first, using all the university's summer holidays in 1969, I read three times, one of the Japanese classics, Ochikubo Monogatari , in English Dark Hole Story written in Heian Times some 1,000 years ago, faithfully following the teach of Japanese classic litrature's Scholar YAMAGISHI Tokuhei by the precise annotated text. The scholar lent me his valuable collation text of NAKAMURA Shuko in his library. Before beginning the holidays he said to me like admonishment that selection of one classic in the vast literary heritage was alike a meeting with a fiancée, walking to the station from the university in the clear summer evening.
And I sometimes read the modern Chinese novels, Luxun or Maodun, thinking on the Beijing's old days, of which CHEN Donghai taught us how to hear the Beijing Opera sitting the chair facing sideways to the stage.
And I sometimes read the modern Chinese novels, Luxun or Maodun, thinking on the Beijing's old days, of which CHEN Donghai taught us how to hear the Beijing Opera sitting the chair facing sideways to the stage.
In university I met CHINO Eiichi at the small room for Russian language in 1969.
I met KAJIMURA Hideki at his Korean class and Natary Muravijowa at her Russian class in the next year.
I learnt alone the composition of French by the text of MAEDA Yoichi at the university's library, who indicated me the splendid world of French language and philosophy while reading Pascal's Pensees little by little, almost all the days outside afar a demonstrations, in and outside the campus or streets of Tokyo.
It is the reason for I was Coward in those days.
It is the reason for I was Coward in those days.
30 November 2014 Note added
Sunday, 11 January 2015
How do the language models connect with natural language? / 11 January 2015
How do the language models connect with natural language?
TANAKA Akio
Natural language contains many important factors theoretically abstracted in the long philological studies.
At the contrast the language models made by mathematical description are themselves have not any connections with natural language.
The models by mathematics, which is totally composed from a few premises, contains many theorems and their understructures.
In these underconstructures, natural language's factors are resembled with mathematical factors.
At the result, some resemblances are compared between mathematical models and natural language.
From these works, some resemblances to language universals may be appeared in the factors of mathematical models modified by natural language.
The models by mathematics, which is totally composed from a few premises, contains many theorems and their understructures.
In these underconstructures, natural language's factors are resembled with mathematical factors.
At the result, some resemblances are compared between mathematical models and natural language.
From these works, some resemblances to language universals may be appeared in the factors of mathematical models modified by natural language.
Tokyo
7 April 2014
Read more: http://srflnote.webnode.com/faq-/
Saturday, 10 January 2015
Friday, 9 January 2015
Coffee shop named California / 27 January 2012
Coffee shop named California
From Print 2012, Chapter 10
If C live, he also may ask me, "What are you researching now?"
And I also will answer him as same as ever.
I have pursued universals, never done facts, without repenting.
Oh C, if you live, will we also talk on language at the table facing each other under the low ceiling of the shop, going up the steep stairs.
The name of the shop is California.
For the memory of our daily forgetful life, its never miserable though poor all over, I will write down our delight.
Source: Tale / Print by LI Koh / 27 January 2012
If C live, he also may ask me, "What are you researching now?"
And I also will answer him as same as ever.
I have pursued universals, never done facts, without repenting.
Oh C, if you live, will we also talk on language at the table facing each other under the low ceiling of the shop, going up the steep stairs.
The name of the shop is California.
For the memory of our daily forgetful life, its never miserable though poor all over, I will write down our delight.
Source: Tale / Print by LI Koh / 27 January 2012
Prague, Karcevskij and CHINO - From SIL's essay / 9 January 2015
Almost all the linguistics' basis was taught from CHINO Eiichi in the late 1970s. I first met him in the late 1960s at his Russian class as a student when he was 36 and I was 20 years old. I can still refresh his memory of the small room of Russian. One day he joyfully come into the room and said "I found how to conquer the computer game!" He was always cheerful and sharp on lecture and teaching. If the time come back, I want to hear his younger days of Prague and above all things I want to hear his voice itself, if can return that same coffee shop near the station.
Tokyo
9 January 2015
SIL Sekinan Institute of Language / 9 January 2015
It aims researching language universals by mathematics.
Tokyo
SILlab's Contents page overviews the short history of study of SIL / 9 January 2015
SILlab's Contents page overviews the short history of study of SIL
TANAKA Akio
SIl's papers and essays related with this year's experimental work are simply shown at SILlab's Contents page.
TANAKA Akio
SIl's papers and essays related with this year's experimental work are simply shown at SILlab's Contents page.
Tranquil business street of Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Tokyo
9 January 2015
SILlab's Lab page shows the new direction of research / 9 January 2015
SILlab's Lab page shows the new direction of research
TANAKA Akio
SILlab is the experimental site of SIL Sekinan Institute of Language, which shows the new direction of year 2015. Relationship between energy and distance is probably the main themes of the year. Distance is the most fundamental theme and energy is derived from distance. The two is deeply related in language, so I think.
TANAKA Akio
SILlab is the experimental site of SIL Sekinan Institute of Language, which shows the new direction of year 2015. Relationship between energy and distance is probably the main themes of the year. Distance is the most fundamental theme and energy is derived from distance. The two is deeply related in language, so I think.
Autumnal light rain is falling in Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Tokyo
9 January 2015
Thursday, 8 January 2015
SILlab, Sekinan Research Field of Language's new laboratory site / 8 January 2015
TANAKA Akio
SILlab, Sekinan Research Field of Language's new laboratory site. http://anookae.wix.com/sillab
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
The Commerce Centre of Tokyo
Always bustling and lively quarter of Tokyo
I love the place.
Tokyo
8 January 2015
SILnote
SILnote
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 2 Warp and Entropy -Seasoned timber does not warp- Succession of Warp Theory and Quantum Warp Theory Warp / July 25, 2008
Stochastic Meaning Theory
Conjecture 2
Warp and Entropy
-Seasoned timber does not warp-
Succession of Warp Theory and Quantum Warp Theory Warp
TANAKA Akio
1
Entropy principle is expressed as the following by Elliot H. Lieb and Jakob Yngvason. arXiv : cond-math / 9708200v2 (1999)
X and Y are comparable states.
X ≺ Y if and only if S (X) ≤ S (Y)
X ≺ Y means that the state Y is adiabatically accessible from the state X.
2
The real world is not warp.
3
Language is warp from the real world.
4
Warp is likened by timber, i.e. seasoned timber does not warp.
5
Warp is given by energy.
6
When energy disappears, warp also disappears.
7
The state that warp disappears is entropy.
8
The state that language appears and disappears is expressed by entropy principle.
Tokyo July 25, 2008
Sekinan Research Field of Language
Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 1 / July 12, 2008
Stochastic Meaning Theory
Conjecture 1
TANAKA Akio
1
Stochastic Meaning Theory
From <heading 8>
Conjecture SMT1-1 Meaning has period and sequence.
2
Stochastic Meaning Theory 2
From <heading 21>
Conjecture SMT1-2 Word has specific time and specific meaning.
3
Stochastic Meaning Theory 3
From <heading 4>
Conjecture SMT1-3-1 Word is finite in bounded time and infinite in unbounded time.
Conjecture SMT1-3-2 Sentence is on the sphere that has unit radius from the coordinate’s origin.
Conjecture SMT1-3-3 Language is infinite.
[References]
<On finite and infinite>
Kac-Moody Lie Algebra / Conjecture 1 / Finiteness in Infinity on Language / Tokyo February 10, 2008
Operator Algebra / Conjecture 3 / Recognition / Tokyo March 23, 2008
von Neumann Algebra 3 / Note 1 / Properly Infinite / Tokyo May 1, 2008
von Neumann Algebra 3 / Note 2 / Purely Infinite / Tokyo May 1, 2008
<On commutative and noncommutative>
Algebraic Linguistics / Language Result / Deep Fissure between Word and Sentence / Tokyo September 10, 2007
von Neumann Algebra 4 / Note 1 / Tomita’s Fundamental Theorem / Tokyo May 3, 2008
von Neumann Algebra 4 / Conjecture 1 / Relation between Word and Sentence / Tokyo May 5, 2008
<More details on the upper two themes>
Case
Tokyo July 12, 2008
Sekinan Research Field of Language
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