Series of Brief Articles about Digital Physics (DP)

Series of Brief Articles about Digital Physics (DP)

Plamen Petrov <>


This page contains a preliminary list of the working titles and drafts of all articles from the series.

[Pet02a1] "Church-Turing Thesis is Almost Equivalent to Zuse-Fredkin Thesis (An Argument in Support of Zuse-Fredkin Thesis)", brief article (2003). Available also in Bulgarian. [English html, , Bulgarian html]

[Pet02a2] "Church-Turing Thesis as an Immature Form of Zuse-Fredkin Thesis (More Arguments in Favour of the 'Universe as a Cellular Automaton' Idea)", multimedia article (2003). Available also in Bulgarian. [English html, , Bulgarian html]

[Pet02a3] "Zuse-Fredkin Thesis is the Ultimate Form of Church-Turing Thesis", in preparation.

[Pet02b] "The Game (Introduction to Digital Physics)", InterJournal of Complex Systems, 604 (July 14, 2002). To appear also in the Fourth Proceedings of the International Conference of Complex Systems published by the New England Complex Systems Institute and Springer-Verlag. [html, ] New!

[Pet02c] "The Game -- Addendum"

[Pet02d] "Digital Physics (Wanted: an Informationally Possible Theory of Physics)"

[Pet02e] "Some Clarifications on the 'Finite Nature' Assumption"

[Pet02f] "Synchronization without Synchronization", draft [html]

[Pet02g] "What is Emulation?"

[Pet02h] "Why So Simple?"

[Pet02i] "Goedel's Theorems for Incompleteness and How Digital Physics Interprets Them"

[Pet02j] "Minimality Hypothesis is (almost) a Theorem"

[Pet02k] "DP and DM: a Comparison"

[Pet02l] "On the Particle-Wave Dualism"

[Pet02m] "Bell's Theorem is Invalid for Cellular Automata, or Demonstrating EPR effects on a One-Dimensional (Non-Quantum) CA", InterJournal of Complex Systems, submitted, 612 (2002). Last revised: May 07, 2005. [html, ]


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This page last updated: April 22, 2006.

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