User talk:Drschawrz

Hello, please see Verifying some formulas for fractional iteration for a discussion on whether the section on Some formulas for fractional iteration can be verified in a peer reviewed published paper.Daniel Geisler (talk) 23:42, 14 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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Deletion discussion about Vector Artist

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Vector Artist

added links pointing to English, Ring, Proprietary, C Sharp, Chrome, Android, PNG and Unity 3D

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Subgroup lattice

I think you don't need the line from F23 to M since you already have F23 to B and F23 to F24 — Preceding unsigned comment added by 144.126.50.180 (talk) 19:33, 22 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Your edits to AdS/CFT correspondence

I'm assuming you're the person who's been editing the AdS/CFT article with the IP number 94.119.64.0. I just reverted the most recent changes, and I wanted to explain why. If you're not the same person, feel free to ignore or delete this message.

As I said in our last conversation, I welcome any changes to the article, provided they are technically accurate and supported by reliable citations. It would be very interesting to include a more detailed discussion of the mathematical status of the AdS/CFT correspondence, but the text you've added has some serious problems.

The main problem is that you are oversimplifying the issue. For example, when you write "The AdS/CFT correspondence has not been mathematically proven (as of 2015)", it is very unclear what you mean by the phrase "AdS/CFT correspondence". Generally speaking, this phrase does not refer to a particular duality but rather to a large collection of similar dualities. The subject does not have well defined boundaries. It's not clear to me whether you're referring only to the classic relation between type IIB string theory and N=4 super Yang-Mills theory, or whether your statement includes things like higher spin gauge theories or pure (2+1)-dimensional gravity. These are very different conjectures, and one expects the relevant mathematics to be different in each case.

It's also not clear what you mean when you talk about mathematical proof. In most instances of the AdS/CFT correspondence, the theories on the two sides of the duality are very far from being mathematically well defined. Even the theories on the CFT side are not rigorously defined, so it's hard to even pose this as a mathematical question. The AdS/CFT correspondence is not at all analogous to the Riemann hypothesis, which is a completely well defined mathematical problem.

It's possible that you're talking about "proof" in the physicist's sense, although in that case, I'm not sure why you include the statement "A mathematician, however, would not consider the hundreds of pieces of evidence in which the AdS/CFT correspondence seems to work as a proof". Like mathematicians, theoretical physicists have certain standards of rigor, and you would need to explain more precisely what counts as a "proof" of the AdS/CFT correspondence.

Aside from the imprecise nature of your contributions, the major problem is still that you have not cited a single reliable source. If you have not done so already, I encourage you to review Wikipedia's policies regarding citations. This is really a very fundamental part of how Wikipedia works, and you should not expect any of your contributions to survive unchallenged if you have not included the proper references. Like I said, I would be very interested in expanding the discussion of the mathematical status of the AdS/CFT correspondence, but you'll need to find a reliable source that discusses this in a sufficiently precise way. Polytope24 (talk) 13:45, 17 September 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Proposed deletion of Invariance mechanics

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File:Vectorartistscreenshot.png listed for discussion

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Any chance this user could spell his or her name the same way twice?

Otherwise, I strongly advocate the removal of this web page.