Hello!

Salutation and greeting, pleasantries.

Welcome to a personal web page of a Ross A. Finlayson, myself.

Research Interests: Technology, Art, Demographics, History, Mathematics, Microbiology, Aerospace, Software Engineering

Actually, it was to say something at this point, yet, it is reserved for the fallen.

Grandpa
Grandpa
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My mathematical studies are partly about geometric algebras and infinitesimals and other surreal numbers, which I was calling subquanta (scalar infinitesimals) and superquanta (scalar infinities). I call the set of all consistent theories T_omega, one of those theories is the theory of reality. There's only one theory with no axioms. That is to say: there's only one consistent and complete theory, and it's the null axiom theory. I use mathematical logic to prove that statement. I currently call it A theory, and it's the theory of everything, because there's nothing else that could be. So, that can get into supersymmetry and quantum gravity and so forth, technicolor and singularities, with the continuous and discrete, points and lines, vectors and spaces, etcetera, in terms of what is called mathematical logic. There are no paradoxes in it.

Mi gran-pere, mi, mi pere
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I've written some things to sci.math, about various aspects of mathematics, including foundations and set theory, cheers. I find many of them entertaining and educational. I've written some mathematics. You can read some of my posts on the newsgroup archives about set theory, mathematics, real numbers, the context, or other words or phrases. I'm a mathematician. So are many other users of those archives.

The software mismap, it is a delicate thing!

Three out of five ain't bad.

One of my favorite contemporary mathematicians is Pertti Lounesto, a reliable scientist. I also think Elie Cartan is really great.

Have a nice day,

Ross A. Finlayson