Stochastic Meaning Theory Conjecture 2 Warp and Entropy -Seasoned timber does not warp- Succession of Warp Theory and Quantum Warp Theory Warp

 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

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