Mathematical Error Theory
Mathematical Error Theory is a philosophical position within the epistemology of mathematics that belongs to the broader class of error theories, distinguished by its claim that standard mathematical discourse involves systematic error because it presupposes the existence of abstract mathematical objects that do not, in fact, exist.
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Analyses of Triaxial Accelerometer Calibration Algorithms
Martin Šipoš, Pavel Pačes, Jan Roháč et al. · IEEE Sensors Journal · 2011 · 145 citations
Error Theory and Ageing in Human Diploid Fibroblasts
C. Michael Lewis, G. M. TARRANT · Nature · 1972 · 137 citations
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North China Electric Power University
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