Causality in mathematics, physics and process evolution

Causality in mathematics, physics and process evolution

Автор: Galperin E.A.

Журнал: Вестник Пермского университета. Серия: Математика. Механика. Информатика @vestnik-psu-mmi

Рубрика: Механика. Математическое моделирование

Статья в выпуске: 1 (28), 2015 года.

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All motions and processes in Nature and technology are evolving according to the ever increasing parameter called time. This includes the propagation of fields at finite (possibly variable) velocities. For each time interval of the process, there is a starting state (the cause) and later the current state (the effect or result). This is known as the principle of causality and presents an orderly deterministic or stochastic (under disturbances or in probabilistic description) evolution of a process. The causality in process evolution at finite velocities is conditioned on the physical processes that transmit the action in process evolution, and it is achievable only within some margin of accuracy. Time delays in transmission of actions by physical processes are natural and unavoidable, though in many cases they may be small and not affecting the motion or a process. In this paper, the notion of causality in mathematics, physics and process evolution is presented and discussed, which opens new avenues and perspectives for research and development in mathematics, physics, life sciences, engineering and technology.

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Causality, time uncertainty, finite velocities, transmittal of actions

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