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Generalized Surprise Exam Paradox (GSEP), only Problem of time or problem of Mathematical Modeling in General?
Abstract
In a series of drafts, under the name of “Fuzzy time and the impact of it on Science,” we try to show how fuzzy modeling of time could impact science especially Complexity theory and Physics. Throughout this paper, by introducing Generalized Surprise Exam Paradox (GSEP) we show the problem is more general than concept of time.Author's Profile
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