In this final excerpt from our conversation in October 2022, Jonathan Gorard explains how ideas from Wolfram Physics can be applied in fields beyond physics, including biology, chemistry and mathematics.

He describes the concept of compositionality, and digs deeper into why the hypergraph is able to model so much of our universe.

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Jonathan Gorard

• Jonathan Gorard at The Wolfram Physics Project
• Jonathan Gorard on Twitter

• The Centre for Applied Compositionality
• The Wolfram Physics Project

Concepts mentioned by Jonathan:

• General Relativity
• Quantum Mechanics
• Causal graphs
• Space-like separation
• Multiway system
• Phase space
• Schrödinger equation
• Hilbert space
• Kronecker product
• Multicomputation
• Compositionality
• Applied category theory
• Symmetric monoidal category
• Partial differential equations
• Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory
• Universal Turing machine
• Computational universality
• Cellular automaton
• Ontology

People mentioned by Jonathan:

• Rudolph Carnap
• Vienna Circle

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