Sekinan Table
Friday, 30 August 2024
Late spring trip 1983 -Translated by Google-
Late spring trip
-Translated by Google-
I went to Nara on May 22nd. The flower fields were beautiful. I saw the Pure Land Art Exhibition at the Nara National Museum. There were Buddhist statues, Pure Land Mandalas, and Raigo-zu. Professor ONO was supervising the museum studies training at Kansai University. I listened to his talk and also listened to his lecture in the auditorium. On the way back, I was relieved to see the auntie looking healthy at Hiyoshikan.
The next morning, the 23rd, I called Professor Kawasaki. I asked him if I could accompany me to Hiei. I asked him at the hotel, and as the car turned into a hill and entered a deep grove, he said, "I feel at ease when I come to this area." From the Hiei Driveway to the top of the mountain. The azalea flowers were beautiful outside the window. I went up to the observation deck at the top of the mountain. He said, "You can see Kyoto in three dimensions." We then see the rhododendron garden. In the late spring light.
We head towards Yokokawa. We see the Shokannon at Yokokawa Chudo. When we see the statue of Dogen, the teacher says, "He has a rather childlike face." We walk through the tranquil grove and see the garden of Eshin-in. He says that this place "retains the image of the Heian period," and points out the undulating rock formations and valleys. We reach the Shiki Lecture Hall. We hear a story about Ryogen and Genshin. From Yokokawa, we descend along the Oku-Hiei Driveway to Lake Biwa. The calm surface of the lake and green fields. The umbrella we prepared that morning is no longer needed.
We arrive at Sakamoto and are treated to a feast at an old soba restaurant. We learn about Mt. Hiei, where the teacher first visited, and about the complete works of Dengyo Daishi.
I thank the teacher for the day and head to Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine. Afterwards, I walked down a gentle slope to Eizan Station and took the Kosei Line, which had just arrived, back to Kyoto. The throngs of people around me reminded me of summer.
Bulletin No. 15. 1 January 1983
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Note
Nara National Museum. Nara, Japan. Famous by Japanese Buddhism art.
The Exhibition of the Pure Land Art. Nara National Museum. 1983
Statues of Buddha
Mandalas of the Pure Land
Images of Amitabha coming
ONO Katsutoshi. Historian. 1905-1988. Famous by the study of Priest En-nin, Tendaishu sect, who entered Tang dynasty of China and remained precise diary on China at that time.
Hiyoshikan Inn. Famous regular inn by the researchers of ancient history of Japan and Buddhism.
KAWASAKI Tsuneyuki. Historian. 1908-1996. I learnt Buddhism from him between 1979 and 1986.
Hieizan Mountain. Holy mountain of Tendaishu sect of Japanese Buddhism.
Azalea
Hiei Drive way
Hieizan observation platform
Rhododendron Garden. Gifted from India.
Yokawa, Hieizan. The most inner area of holy Hieizan.
Yokawa Main Temple
Shokannnon Avalokitesvara
Statue of Dogen. Dogen 1200-1253. The founder of Sotoshu sect of Japanese Buddhism.
Eshin-in Temple. Priest Genshin ever lived.
Garden of Eshin-in.
Shikikodo Four season Hall
Priest Ryogen 912-985.
Priest Genshin 942-1017. The theoretical founder of Japanese Pure Land Sect
Inner Hiei Drive way
Biwako Lake. The biggest lake of Japan
Sakamoto, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Famous by old priests of Tendaishu sect lived.
The complete works of Denkyodaishi. Denkyodaishi is the founder of Tendaishu sect of Japanese Buddhism.
Hie-taisha Shrine. Located at the foot of Hieizan. Keep safe of Hieizan.
Eizan Station, Shiga Prefecture, Japan.
Kosei Line, One of JR lines.
References
Rhododendron has come out this year
Papa Wonderful. 21 History
Papa Wonderful. 30 Reunion
Papa Wonderful. 37 Photograph
Papa Wonderful. 43 On the concept of freedom in history
Tokyo
2 September 2017 Reprinted, Note and references added
Sekinan Library
Late spring trip
Late spring trip
晩春の旅
五月二十二日奈良に行く。花畑が美しい。奈良国立博物館の浄土美術展をみる。仏像と浄土曼荼羅と来迎図。関西大学博物館学の実習で、小野勝年先生(Professor ONO)が指導しておられた。お話を一緒にきかせてもらい、講堂で講義もうかがう。帰りみち日吉館でおばちゃんの元気な姿に安心する。
翌二十三日朝、川崎先生 (Professor KAWASAKI)にお電話する。お願いして、比叡に御一緒させてもらう。先生をホテルにたずね、車が坂道になり、深い木立の中に入ってゆくと、先生は「この辺に来るとほっとするよ」といわれる。比叡ドライブウェイから山頂へ。窓外につつじの花が美しい。
山頂で展望台にのぼる。「京都が立体的にわかるから」と話される。そしてしゃくなげ園をみる。晩春の光の中。
横川にむかう。横川中堂で聖観音をみる。道元の像に先生は、「むしろ童顔だね」と。森閑とした木立を歩み、恵心院の庭をみる。ここは「平安のおもかげを残しているので」といわれ、石組みや谷をおもわせる起伏を教えていただく。四季講堂に至る。良源・源信のお話。
横川から奥比叡ドライブウェイを、琵琶湖にくだる。おだやかな湖面と緑の田園。朝用意した傘ももういらない。
坂本に着き、古くからあるおそばやさんでごちそうになる。先生がはじめておとずれた叡山のこと。伝教大師全集のこと。
先生に一日のお礼をのべ、日吉大社へ。のち、叡山駅までなだらかな坂をくだり、丁度入ってきた湖西線で京都に戻る。雑踏はもう夏をおもわせた。
会報 第15号 1983年1月1日
Bulletin No. 15. 1 January 1983
晩春の旅
五月二十二日奈良に行く。花畑が美しい。奈良国立博物館の浄土美術展をみる。仏像と浄土曼荼羅と来迎図。関西大学博物館学の実習で、小野勝年先生(Professor ONO)が指導しておられた。お話を一緒にきかせてもらい、講堂で講義もうかがう。帰りみち日吉館でおばちゃんの元気な姿に安心する。
翌二十三日朝、川崎先生 (Professor KAWASAKI)にお電話する。お願いして、比叡に御一緒させてもらう。先生をホテルにたずね、車が坂道になり、深い木立の中に入ってゆくと、先生は「この辺に来るとほっとするよ」といわれる。比叡ドライブウェイから山頂へ。窓外につつじの花が美しい。
山頂で展望台にのぼる。「京都が立体的にわかるから」と話される。そしてしゃくなげ園をみる。晩春の光の中。
横川にむかう。横川中堂で聖観音をみる。道元の像に先生は、「むしろ童顔だね」と。森閑とした木立を歩み、恵心院の庭をみる。ここは「平安のおもかげを残しているので」といわれ、石組みや谷をおもわせる起伏を教えていただく。四季講堂に至る。良源・源信のお話。
横川から奥比叡ドライブウェイを、琵琶湖にくだる。おだやかな湖面と緑の田園。朝用意した傘ももういらない。
坂本に着き、古くからあるおそばやさんでごちそうになる。先生がはじめておとずれた叡山のこと。伝教大師全集のこと。
先生に一日のお礼をのべ、日吉大社へ。のち、叡山駅までなだらかな坂をくだり、丁度入ってきた湖西線で京都に戻る。雑踏はもう夏をおもわせた。
会報 第15号 1983年1月1日
Bulletin No. 15. 1 January 1983
Library History
Library History
Glitter of youth through philosophy and mathematics in 1970s
The Days of Sekinan Library
Site History 2003 - 2014
Site History 2015
Short History of SRFL
SRFL Founded in 2003
Road to Language Universals
The rest is omitted
Glitter of youth through philosophy and mathematics in 1970s
The Days of Sekinan Library
Site History 2003 - 2014
Site History 2015
Short History of SRFL
SRFL Founded in 2003
Road to Language Universals
The rest is omitted
Wednesday, 28 August 2024
Small university on the hill
20 University
Tadokoro-san sometimes thinks back to university. He attended university twice. The first time was in his early twenties, as a regular university student. The second time was in his thirties, this time as an audit student. The reason for this is that he didn't study very much at the first university. However, when asked, people don't believe him. It is surprisingly difficult to convey the truth. That is the simple answer, but more accurately, it is not that Tadokoro-san didn't study at all at university. He didn't know what he should study at university. For Tadokoro-san, it was not easy to choose what he should study most seriously in his life at the beginning of his twenties. He finished university while wandering, but since the economy was booming at the time, he was able to get a job at an electrical parts company. His job was to manage the inventory of electrical parts that were divided into small parts according to their uses. It was a time when electrical-related businesses were expanding not only in Japan but also worldwide, so this time every day was a study. Moreover, he knew his goal very well. What is the appropriate inventory? Isn't there a way to deliver faster with less inventory? In the background of his work, there were trends in the world economy, rapid progress and improvements in industrial technology, and changes in working conditions, and he certainly felt that he was participating in the progress of the modern world. However, this feeling gradually changed as he began to see the whole picture of his work.
Inventory management is done by humans, but the inventory itself is of course a material thing. Here, Tadokoro-san was suddenly faced with a very simple question: what is it about humans who deal with materials that are in huge circulation every day?
For the first time, Tadokoro-san was forced to learn on his own. This was the trigger that led him to go to university again. However, he first needed to maintain his current lifestyle, so he became an auditor at night classes.
The university was on a small hill. Therefore, the university was small. The university had no gates or walls, so you could go up and down the hill from anywhere. The university was clearly underfunded, and when it rained, some of the roofs would leak and run off, and the tables and chairs in the cafeteria were so wobbly that Tadokoro nearly spilled his ramen soup on several occasions, but strangely enough, he felt an attachment to these things. Everything was new to him after a long time back at university. Among them, there was one scene that he still remembers clearly. It was early April, and when he took a day off to deliver some documents and went up the hill at the university during the day, he heard a crowd of people and a commotion. When he got closer, he saw a huge hot air balloon about to rise into the air in the athletic field below. The balloon was brightly colored, and the sound of its burners roared all around. However, the scene was somehow silent, even amid the excitement of the students. With the passage of a short time, the hustle and bustle of the past had disappeared, and the university had changed, and times had changed. Stepping back from sentimentality for a moment, Tadokoro recalled that a woman who lived in America during this time had calmly remarked that we may have exchanged large sums of money for loose change, or small change. All Tadokoro had learned at university was a basic level of some foreign language. And that was simply reading textbooks and answering practice questions. She was not belittling language learning; on the contrary, it was the only thing that gave her a sense of steady progress. If we take into account the qualitative meaning, that period, which was a vast amount of time, may indeed have been a time of loose change.
Thursday, 22 August 2024
Tuesday, 20 August 2024
TO WINTER 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac. Translated by Google
TO WINTER 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
TO WINTER
11
Paul Adrien Maurice DiracDirac
There was a time when I continued to read Kiyoshi Oka's books with admiration. The joy of discovery, the joy of writing, irreplaceable friendship. The existence of Nakatani Jujiro. The conversation in Yufuin. A farewell beyond the Siren Hill. The last haiku that Nakatani sent to Oka. After talking to I, A studied hard. One after another, ideas that he wanted to write came to him. He typed them into his computer and sent them to his web page. That way, he didn't have to keep anything on hand. Anything he kept on hand would eventually dissipate, just like it had done before. This time, he wanted to survive. He wanted to record the traces of his own writing. He wrote at night and on holidays. Braid theory writer Otsuki Tomotada said he thinks on tex, and that's how it felt. He had almost no materials to think about, so on his days off he went to the library. He walked from his house in the opposite direction to the station, turned right and walked up a gentle slope, and the library was right at the top of the hill. Entering the gate, there was a spacious lawn in front of the building, where people were relaxing and chatting. It was a peaceful and relaxing space. The building was three stories tall and shaped like the letter U in katakana, with a courtyard in the middle. There were benches and grass in the courtyard, where people were also relaxing. A went to the mathematics section on the north side of the third floor and spent his time there reading the books he needed. As a resident, he could have borrowed books, but he kept that to a minimum and just looked at them. At home he concentrated on thinking and writing. It was a good library and had almost all the books A needed. He read the parts that seemed relevant over and over again and took notes. He left the parts he didn't understand and moved on. One day, when I was reading Hiroshi Matano, he wrote at the end that just as water and air are discrete when viewed at a microscopic level, in the future it may become clear that time and space are not continuous at a microscopic level. The flowing time of a print may also be discrete. Ultimately, will time itself become a quantum? If the world is discrete, it is a classic idea to think of a sphere as a model of language. However, there is no need to stick to a sphere anymore. It can be a distorted figure or a patchwork figure that has been glued together. As long as the model is consistent, it can be freely chosen. Cantor said something really good: mathematics is free. When I was tired, I skimmed through magazines. One day, I was looking at the back issues at the back of the latest issue, and I found a piece by Kazuhiko Nishijima. Wasn't it a while ago that the death of this man known for the Nishijima-Gell-Mann law was reported? Time passes by in the blink of an eye. The end of an era, if that is the case, then is this piece almost his posthumous work? Nishijima says that Dirac introduced many time variables into the Schrodinger equation, leading to a free electromagnetic field, and Tomonaga further gave freedom to the electron field, introduced independent time variables in space, and derived an equation that does not depend on the coordinate system, thus establishing the theory of supermultiple time. Nishijima goes further and writes that according to Dirac, the vector of the future hypersurface C2 depends on the two present and future hypersurfaces C1 and C2, and the function that operates on it is given by integrating C1 to C2. In other words, when a certain state is integrated by a closed time, one future time is determined and expressed. This is similar to the fact that when an inherent closed time is set for the shape of a Chinese character, one meaning is determined. Dirac's theory can be extended to language. Language can be expressed in physics. Isn't this exactly what I told I? A remembers the Modigliani exhibition at the New Museum of Art that he went to last spring. Shortly before that, something about the chairs in the museum had been in the newspaper, and the two of them talked about it. --I heard there is an expensive chair in the new museum. A grove of trees in early spring was visible from the window of Rainer's "Mountain Ridge". --What kind of chair is it? --I don't know, but when you sit on it, you feel kind to nature. --Is that so? --I hope it's like that. He was half hoping for that. --But I hope it really is. It was a day when warm spring was just around the corner. We met at S station to see the Modigliani exhibition, and took the subway because it was a little far from the city line. He liked the subway. --It was almost scary. When the elevator slowly descended deep at S station, I looked like he didn't really want to ride it. I had that kind of side to him. When we got out onto the ground, the spring light was dazzling. The exhibition was wonderful. Now that I think about it, was Modigliani's existence a premonition of expressing a universal language? Looking at his paintings, I was filled with a deep sense of relief. Something similar to the deep, whole-body joy that Oka was talking about, that comes from discovery, was probably born within A as he looked at Modigliani.
August 20, 2024
TO WINTER
11
Paul Adrien Maurice DiracDirac
There was a time when I continued to read Kiyoshi Oka's books with admiration. The joy of discovery, the joy of writing, irreplaceable friendship. The existence of Nakatani Jujiro. The conversation in Yufuin. A farewell beyond the Siren Hill. The last haiku that Nakatani sent to Oka. After talking to I, A studied hard. One after another, ideas that he wanted to write came to him. He typed them into his computer and sent them to his web page. That way, he didn't have to keep anything on hand. Anything he kept on hand would eventually dissipate, just like it had done before. This time, he wanted to survive. He wanted to record the traces of his own writing. He wrote at night and on holidays. Braid theory writer Otsuki Tomotada said he thinks on tex, and that's how it felt. He had almost no materials to think about, so on his days off he went to the library. He walked from his house in the opposite direction to the station, turned right and walked up a gentle slope, and the library was right at the top of the hill. Entering the gate, there was a spacious lawn in front of the building, where people were relaxing and chatting. It was a peaceful and relaxing space. The building was three stories tall and shaped like the letter U in katakana, with a courtyard in the middle. There were benches and grass in the courtyard, where people were also relaxing. A went to the mathematics section on the north side of the third floor and spent his time there reading the books he needed. As a resident, he could have borrowed books, but he kept that to a minimum and just looked at them. At home he concentrated on thinking and writing. It was a good library and had almost all the books A needed. He read the parts that seemed relevant over and over again and took notes. He left the parts he didn't understand and moved on. One day, when I was reading Hiroshi Matano, he wrote at the end that just as water and air are discrete when viewed at a microscopic level, in the future it may become clear that time and space are not continuous at a microscopic level. The flowing time of a print may also be discrete. Ultimately, will time itself become a quantum? If the world is discrete, it is a classic idea to think of a sphere as a model of language. However, there is no need to stick to a sphere anymore. It can be a distorted figure or a patchwork figure that has been glued together. As long as the model is consistent, it can be freely chosen. Cantor said something really good: mathematics is free. When I was tired, I skimmed through magazines. One day, I was looking at the back issues at the back of the latest issue, and I found a piece by Kazuhiko Nishijima. Wasn't it a while ago that the death of this man known for the Nishijima-Gell-Mann law was reported? Time passes by in the blink of an eye. The end of an era, if that is the case, then is this piece almost his posthumous work? Nishijima says that Dirac introduced many time variables into the Schrodinger equation, leading to a free electromagnetic field, and Tomonaga further gave freedom to the electron field, introduced independent time variables in space, and derived an equation that does not depend on the coordinate system, thus establishing the theory of supermultiple time. Nishijima goes further and writes that according to Dirac, the vector of the future hypersurface C2 depends on the two present and future hypersurfaces C1 and C2, and the function that operates on it is given by integrating C1 to C2. In other words, when a certain state is integrated by a closed time, one future time is determined and expressed. This is similar to the fact that when an inherent closed time is set for the shape of a Chinese character, one meaning is determined. Dirac's theory can be extended to language. Language can be expressed in physics. Isn't this exactly what I told I? A remembers the Modigliani exhibition at the New Museum of Art that he went to last spring. Shortly before that, something about the chairs in the museum had been in the newspaper, and the two of them talked about it. --I heard there is an expensive chair in the new museum. A grove of trees in early spring was visible from the window of Rainer's "Mountain Ridge". --What kind of chair is it? --I don't know, but when you sit on it, you feel kind to nature. --Is that so? --I hope it's like that. He was half hoping for that. --But I hope it really is. It was a day when warm spring was just around the corner. We met at S station to see the Modigliani exhibition, and took the subway because it was a little far from the city line. He liked the subway. --It was almost scary. When the elevator slowly descended deep at S station, I looked like he didn't really want to ride it. I had that kind of side to him. When we got out onto the ground, the spring light was dazzling. The exhibition was wonderful. Now that I think about it, was Modigliani's existence a premonition of expressing a universal language? Looking at his paintings, I was filled with a deep sense of relief. Something similar to the deep, whole-body joy that Oka was talking about, that comes from discovery, was probably born within A as he looked at Modigliani.
August 20, 2024
TO WINTER 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
TO WINTER 11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
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TO WINTER
11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
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岡潔の本をあこがれを持って読み続けたときがあった。発見のよろこび、記述するよろこび、かけがえのない友情。中谷治宇二郎の 存在。湯布院での会話。サイレンの丘越えて行く別れかな。中谷が岡に送った最後の句。 Ｉに話してからあと、Ａはひたすら勉強した。書きたい想念が次から次へと沸いてきた。それをパソコンに打ち込み、自分の Web ページに送った。そうすれば手元になにも残さなくていい。手元に置いたものは、これまでそうだったようにやがて散逸する。今度だ けは彼は存続を望んだ。みずからの記述の跡を記録しておきたいとおもった。 夜もひたすら書き、休日もひたすら書いた。組ひも理論の大槻知忠は tex 上で考えると言ったが、そんな感じだった。 考えるための資料が手元にはほとんどないので、休日になると図書館へ行った。彼の住まいから駅とは反対方向へ進み、右折してゆ るやかな坂を上るとそのちょうど丘頂に当たる部分に図書館があった。門を入ると、ひろびろとした芝生の前庭があり、人々はそれぞ れのくつろいだ姿で休み、語らっていた。のどかで心休まる空間だった。建物は三階建てで片仮名のロの字形をしていて、真ん中は中 庭になっていた。中庭にはベンチと芝生があり、そこにも人々が適宜憩っていた。 Ａは三階の北面の数学のコーナーに行き、そこで必要な本を読んで過ごした。住民なので借りることもできたが、それは最小限にし て、閲覧するだけにした。家では思考と記述に専念した。いい図書館でＡにとって必要な本はほとんどそろっていた。関連しそうなと ころをくりかえし読んでメモをとった。わからない部分はそのままにして先へ進んだ。 或るとき、俣野博を読んでいたらその最後の方で、水や空気がミクロで見れば離散的であるように、将来は時間や空間もミクロでは 連続体でないことが明らかになるかもしれないと書かれていた。 流動する版画の時間も、離散的であるかもしれない。究極では、時間そのものも量子となるのか。 世界がもし離散的であるなら、言語のモデルとして球を考えるのは、王道だ。しかしもはや球にこだわることもない。ゆがんだ図形 でも、張り合わせた継ぎはぎの図形でもいい。モデルは、整合的であれば自由にとれる。カントールはほんとうにいいことを言った、 数学は自由だ、と。 疲れたときは雑誌を拾い読みした。或る日、最新号の後ろにあるバックナンバーを見ていたら、西島和彦の文があった。西島・ゲル マンの法則で知られる彼の死が報じられたのはしばらく前ではなかったか。時間があっという間に過ぎて行く。ひとつの時代が終わる 、それならばこの文はほとんど彼の遺作に近いのか。 西島は言う、ディラックはシュレディンガー方程式に多数の時間変数を入れて自由な電磁場を導き、朝永はさらに電子場に自由を与 えて、そこに空間内に独立する時間変数を入れて座標系に依存しない方程式を導き、超多時間理論を築いた、と。西島はさらに進めて ディラックによれば、未来の超曲面Ｃ２のベクトルが現在と未来の二つの超曲面Ｃ１とＣ２とに依存し、そこに働く関数がＣ１からＣ２ までを積分することで与えられる、と記していた。 すなわち或る状態を閉ざされた時間で積分すると、未来のひとつの時間が確定し表記される。これは、漢字の図形に対して、内在す る閉ざされた時間を設定すると、ひとつの意味が確定することと近似する。ディラックの理論は言語へと延伸できる。言語は物理で表 記できる。Ｉに話したことそのものではないか。 Ａは去年の春に行った新しい美術館でのモディリアニ展のことをおもいだす。 そのすこし前、館内の椅子のことが新聞に載ったことがあって、二人の話題になった。 ―新しい美術館には高価な椅子が置かれているらしいね。 ライナーの「山嶺」の店の窓に、早春の木立が見えていた。 ―どんな椅子なの？ ―わからないけど、そこにすわると、自然にやさしいおもいになるとか。 ―そうなの？ ―そんなふうになるといいかな。 彼はなかばそんなふうにねがっていた。 ―でもほんとうにそうなるといいわね。 もう少しで暖かい春が来る、そんな一日だった。 モディリアニ展には、Ｓ駅で落ち合い、都市線からはすこし離れていたので地下鉄で行った。彼は地下鉄が好きだった。 ―なんだかこわいくらいね。 Ｓ駅でエレベータがゆっくりと深く降りて行くと、Ｉはあまり乗りたくなさそうな顔をした。Ｉにはそんなところがあった。 地上に出ると春の光がまぶしかった。 展示はすばらしいものだった。 今おもえば、モディリアニという存在は、普遍的な言語を表記するひとつの予感だったのか。彼の画を見ていると、深い安堵に満た された。岡が言っていた発見がもたらす全身的な深いよろこびに似たものが、たぶんモディリアニを見るＡの中にも生まれていた。
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11 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
ディラック
岡潔の本をあこがれを持って読み続けたときがあった。発見のよろこび、記述するよろこび、かけがえのない友情。中谷治宇二郎の 存在。湯布院での会話。サイレンの丘越えて行く別れかな。中谷が岡に送った最後の句。 Ｉに話してからあと、Ａはひたすら勉強した。書きたい想念が次から次へと沸いてきた。それをパソコンに打ち込み、自分の Web ページに送った。そうすれば手元になにも残さなくていい。手元に置いたものは、これまでそうだったようにやがて散逸する。今度だ けは彼は存続を望んだ。みずからの記述の跡を記録しておきたいとおもった。 夜もひたすら書き、休日もひたすら書いた。組ひも理論の大槻知忠は tex 上で考えると言ったが、そんな感じだった。 考えるための資料が手元にはほとんどないので、休日になると図書館へ行った。彼の住まいから駅とは反対方向へ進み、右折してゆ るやかな坂を上るとそのちょうど丘頂に当たる部分に図書館があった。門を入ると、ひろびろとした芝生の前庭があり、人々はそれぞ れのくつろいだ姿で休み、語らっていた。のどかで心休まる空間だった。建物は三階建てで片仮名のロの字形をしていて、真ん中は中 庭になっていた。中庭にはベンチと芝生があり、そこにも人々が適宜憩っていた。 Ａは三階の北面の数学のコーナーに行き、そこで必要な本を読んで過ごした。住民なので借りることもできたが、それは最小限にし て、閲覧するだけにした。家では思考と記述に専念した。いい図書館でＡにとって必要な本はほとんどそろっていた。関連しそうなと ころをくりかえし読んでメモをとった。わからない部分はそのままにして先へ進んだ。 或るとき、俣野博を読んでいたらその最後の方で、水や空気がミクロで見れば離散的であるように、将来は時間や空間もミクロでは 連続体でないことが明らかになるかもしれないと書かれていた。 流動する版画の時間も、離散的であるかもしれない。究極では、時間そのものも量子となるのか。 世界がもし離散的であるなら、言語のモデルとして球を考えるのは、王道だ。しかしもはや球にこだわることもない。ゆがんだ図形 でも、張り合わせた継ぎはぎの図形でもいい。モデルは、整合的であれば自由にとれる。カントールはほんとうにいいことを言った、 数学は自由だ、と。 疲れたときは雑誌を拾い読みした。或る日、最新号の後ろにあるバックナンバーを見ていたら、西島和彦の文があった。西島・ゲル マンの法則で知られる彼の死が報じられたのはしばらく前ではなかったか。時間があっという間に過ぎて行く。ひとつの時代が終わる 、それならばこの文はほとんど彼の遺作に近いのか。 西島は言う、ディラックはシュレディンガー方程式に多数の時間変数を入れて自由な電磁場を導き、朝永はさらに電子場に自由を与 えて、そこに空間内に独立する時間変数を入れて座標系に依存しない方程式を導き、超多時間理論を築いた、と。西島はさらに進めて ディラックによれば、未来の超曲面Ｃ２のベクトルが現在と未来の二つの超曲面Ｃ１とＣ２とに依存し、そこに働く関数がＣ１からＣ２ までを積分することで与えられる、と記していた。 すなわち或る状態を閉ざされた時間で積分すると、未来のひとつの時間が確定し表記される。これは、漢字の図形に対して、内在す る閉ざされた時間を設定すると、ひとつの意味が確定することと近似する。ディラックの理論は言語へと延伸できる。言語は物理で表 記できる。Ｉに話したことそのものではないか。 Ａは去年の春に行った新しい美術館でのモディリアニ展のことをおもいだす。 そのすこし前、館内の椅子のことが新聞に載ったことがあって、二人の話題になった。 ―新しい美術館には高価な椅子が置かれているらしいね。 ライナーの「山嶺」の店の窓に、早春の木立が見えていた。 ―どんな椅子なの？ ―わからないけど、そこにすわると、自然にやさしいおもいになるとか。 ―そうなの？ ―そんなふうになるといいかな。 彼はなかばそんなふうにねがっていた。 ―でもほんとうにそうなるといいわね。 もう少しで暖かい春が来る、そんな一日だった。 モディリアニ展には、Ｓ駅で落ち合い、都市線からはすこし離れていたので地下鉄で行った。彼は地下鉄が好きだった。 ―なんだかこわいくらいね。 Ｓ駅でエレベータがゆっくりと深く降りて行くと、Ｉはあまり乗りたくなさそうな顔をした。Ｉにはそんなところがあった。 地上に出ると春の光がまぶしかった。 展示はすばらしいものだった。 今おもえば、モディリアニという存在は、普遍的な言語を表記するひとつの予感だったのか。彼の画を見ていると、深い安堵に満た された。岡が言っていた発見がもたらす全身的な深いよろこびに似たものが、たぶんモディリアニを見るＡの中にも生まれていた。
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Supposition of dimension 2013
Supposition on dimension
December 28, 2013
Supposition of what dimension exists in language seems to be rational for me from some points of view.
one of which is proposed at the next by essay’s style.
True-false problem of the Crete. 22 July 2013. atbankofdam
Mathematical approach to the theme has been started using strict arithmetic algebra in this year.
Refer to the next.
Dimension Conjecture at Synthesis of Meaning. 9 September 2013. hillseverzoho.
Dimension, synthesis, finiteness and reversion in langauge are seen at the next.
Research. hillsforever
Tokyo
25 October 2013
Sekinan Research Field of Language</b>
December 28, 2013
Supposition of what dimension exists in language seems to be rational for me from some points of view.
one of which is proposed at the next by essay’s style.
True-false problem of the Crete. 22 July 2013. atbankofdam
Mathematical approach to the theme has been started using strict arithmetic algebra in this year.
Refer to the next.
Dimension Conjecture at Synthesis of Meaning. 9 September 2013. hillseverzoho.
Dimension, synthesis, finiteness and reversion in langauge are seen at the next.
Research. hillsforever
Tokyo
25 October 2013
Sekinan Research Field of Language</b>
Saturday, 10 August 2024
Root of Language 2014
Root of Language / 20 September 2014
20/09/2014 10:02
Root of Language
TANAKA Akio
The root of language is in the discreteness. All the information of language are generated from this simple structure which supposition is derived from Flux Conjecture, Lemma 1 and Lemma 2.
..............................................................................................................................................................
Floer Homology Language
TANAKA Akio
Note 8
Discreteness of Language
Flux Conjecture
(Lalonde-McDuff-Polterovich 1998)
Image of Flux homomorphism is discrete at H 1 ( M ; R ).
Lemma 1
Next two are equivalent.
(i) Flux conjecture is correct.
(ii) All the complete symplectic homeomorphism is C 1 topological closed at symplectic transformation group.
Lemma 2
Next two are equivalent.
(1) Flux conjecture is correct.
(ii) Diagonal set M M ×M is stable by the next definition.
Definition
L is stable at the next condition.
(i) There exist differential 1 form u 1 , u 2 over L that is sufficiently small.
(ii) When sup| u 1 |, sup| u 2 | is Lu 1 Lu 2 for u 1 , u 2 , there exists f that satisfies u 1 - u 2 = df .
Explanation
0
is de Rham cohomology class.
Symplectic manifold ( M, w )
Group's connected component of complete homeomorphism Ham ( M, w )
Flux isomorphism Flux: π 1 (Ham( M, w ) )→ R
Road of Ham ( M, w ) γ ( t )
δγ / δt = Xu ( t ) that is defined bu closed differential form U t over M
Explanation
1
Symplectic manifold M
n-dimensional submanifold L M
L that satisfies next condition is called special Lagrangian submanifold.
Ω's restriction to L is L 's volume.
2
M 's special Lagrangian submanifold L
Flat complex line bundle L
LAG sp ( M ) ( L, L )
3
Complex manifold M †
p M †
Sheaf over M † f p
f p ( U ) = C ( p U )
f p ( U ) = 0 ( p U )
4
Special Lagrangian fiber bundle π : M → N
Complementary dimension 2's submanifold S ( N ) N
π -1 ( p ) = L P
Pair ( L p , L p )
p N - S ( N )
L p Complex flat line bundle
All the pair ( L p , L p ) s is M 0 † .
5
(Geometric mirror symmetry conjecture Strominger-Yau-Zaslow 1996)
Mirror of M is diffeomorphic with compactification of M 0 † .
6
Pairs of Lagrangian submanifold of M and flat U(1) over the submanifold ( L 1 , L 1 ), ( L 2 , L 2 )
( L 1 , L 1 ) ( L 2 , L 2 ) means the next.
There exists complete symplectic homeomorphism that is ψ( L 2 ) = L 2
and
ψ * L 2 is isomorphic with L 1 .
Impression
Discreteness of language is possible by Flux conjecture 1998.
[References]
Quantization of Language / Floer Homology Language / Note 7 / June 24, 2009
For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig / Position of Language / Tokyo December 10, 2005
To be continued
Tokyo July 19, 2009
Sekinan Research Field of Language
Back to sekinanlogoshome
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Source:
Floer Homology Language / Note 8 / Discreteness of Language / 19 July 2009
Tokyo
20 September 2014
Sekinan Rearch Field of Language
20/09/2014 10:02
Root of Language
TANAKA Akio
The root of language is in the discreteness. All the information of language are generated from this simple structure which supposition is derived from Flux Conjecture, Lemma 1 and Lemma 2.
..............................................................................................................................................................
Floer Homology Language
TANAKA Akio
Note 8
Discreteness of Language
Flux Conjecture
(Lalonde-McDuff-Polterovich 1998)
Image of Flux homomorphism is discrete at H 1 ( M ; R ).
Lemma 1
Next two are equivalent.
(i) Flux conjecture is correct.
(ii) All the complete symplectic homeomorphism is C 1 topological closed at symplectic transformation group.
Lemma 2
Next two are equivalent.
(1) Flux conjecture is correct.
(ii) Diagonal set M M ×M is stable by the next definition.
Definition
L is stable at the next condition.
(i) There exist differential 1 form u 1 , u 2 over L that is sufficiently small.
(ii) When sup| u 1 |, sup| u 2 | is Lu 1 Lu 2 for u 1 , u 2 , there exists f that satisfies u 1 - u 2 = df .
Explanation
0
is de Rham cohomology class.
Symplectic manifold ( M, w )
Group's connected component of complete homeomorphism Ham ( M, w )
Flux isomorphism Flux: π 1 (Ham( M, w ) )→ R
Road of Ham ( M, w ) γ ( t )
δγ / δt = Xu ( t ) that is defined bu closed differential form U t over M
Explanation
1
Symplectic manifold M
n-dimensional submanifold L M
L that satisfies next condition is called special Lagrangian submanifold.
Ω's restriction to L is L 's volume.
2
M 's special Lagrangian submanifold L
Flat complex line bundle L
LAG sp ( M ) ( L, L )
3
Complex manifold M †
p M †
Sheaf over M † f p
f p ( U ) = C ( p U )
f p ( U ) = 0 ( p U )
4
Special Lagrangian fiber bundle π : M → N
Complementary dimension 2's submanifold S ( N ) N
π -1 ( p ) = L P
Pair ( L p , L p )
p N - S ( N )
L p Complex flat line bundle
All the pair ( L p , L p ) s is M 0 † .
5
(Geometric mirror symmetry conjecture Strominger-Yau-Zaslow 1996)
Mirror of M is diffeomorphic with compactification of M 0 † .
6
Pairs of Lagrangian submanifold of M and flat U(1) over the submanifold ( L 1 , L 1 ), ( L 2 , L 2 )
( L 1 , L 1 ) ( L 2 , L 2 ) means the next.
There exists complete symplectic homeomorphism that is ψ( L 2 ) = L 2
and
ψ * L 2 is isomorphic with L 1 .
Impression
Discreteness of language is possible by Flux conjecture 1998.
[References]
Quantization of Language / Floer Homology Language / Note 7 / June 24, 2009
For WITTGENSTEIN Ludwig / Position of Language / Tokyo December 10, 2005
To be continued
Tokyo July 19, 2009
Sekinan Research Field of Language
Back to sekinanlogoshome
................................................................................................................
Source:
Floer Homology Language / Note 8 / Discreteness of Language / 19 July 2009
Tokyo
20 September 2014
Sekinan Rearch Field of Language
Letter to WPM On Aurora Theory 1 December 2019 – 11 December 2019
Letter to WPM On Aurora Theory 1 December 2019 – 11 December 2019
Farewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. Along the ridges of the mountains. On Aurora Theory. 6th Edition. 11 December 2019
Why climb mountain.Climb for existence.MIYATA HachiroMountain photographer, Japan– 2018 Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountainsOn Aurora Theory Dear WPM, Thanks a lot for RTs and probably for your lasting love on language.Now I am uploading Aurora Theory 2006 and its relevant papers to WordPress.At this occasion, I will write some memories on Aurora … Continue readingFarewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. Along the ridges of the mountains. On Aurora Theory. 6th Edition. 11 December 2019Posted on December 11, 2019 by Sekinan ViewPosted in UncategorizedTagged Farewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. 6th Edition.Leave a commentEdit
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Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 2nd Edition 2 December 2019
Why climb mountain.Climb for existence.MIYATA HachiroMountain photographer, Japan– 2018 Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountainsOn Aurora Theory Dear WPM, Thanks a lot for RTs and probably for your lasting love on language.Now I am uploading Aurora Theory 2006 and its relevant papers to WordPress.At this occasion, I will write some memories on Aurora … Continue readingLetter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 2nd Edition 2 December 2019Posted on December 2, 2019 by Sekinan ViewPosted in UncategorizedLeave a commentEdit
Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 1 December 2019
Why climb mountain.Climb for existence.MIYATA HachiroMountain photographer, Japan– 2018 Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountainsOn Aurora Theory Dear WPM, Thanks a lot for RTs and probably for your lasting love on language.Now I am uploading Aurora Theory 2006 and its relevant papers to WordPress.At this occasion, I will write some memories on Aurora … Continue readingLetter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 1 December 2019Posted on December 1, 2019 by Sekinan ViewPosted in UncategorizedTagged Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 1 December 2019.Leave a commentEdit
TANAKA Akio
Tokyo
10 August 2020
Farewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. Along the ridges of the mountains. On Aurora Theory. 6th Edition. 11 December 2019
Why climb mountain.Climb for existence.MIYATA HachiroMountain photographer, Japan– 2018 Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountainsOn Aurora Theory Dear WPM, Thanks a lot for RTs and probably for your lasting love on language.Now I am uploading Aurora Theory 2006 and its relevant papers to WordPress.At this occasion, I will write some memories on Aurora … Continue readingFarewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. Along the ridges of the mountains. On Aurora Theory. 6th Edition. 11 December 2019Posted on December 11, 2019 by Sekinan ViewPosted in UncategorizedTagged Farewell to language universals. Letter to WPM. 6th Edition.Leave a commentEdit
Now remembering Aurora Theory as the first language model. Letter to WPM. 5th Edition. 5 December 2019
Now remembering Aurora Theory as the first language model. Letter to WPM. 5th Edition. 5 December 2019 Why climb mountain.Climb for existence.MIYATA HachiroMountain photographer, Japan– 2018 Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountainsOn Aurora Theory Dear WPM, Thanks a lot for RTs and probably for your lasting love on language.Now I am uploading Aurora … Continue readingNow remembering Aurora Theory as the first language model. Letter to WPM. 5th Edition. 5 December 2019Posted on December 5, 2019 by Sekinan ViewPosted in UncategorizedLeave a commentEdit
Letter to WPM Along the ridges of the mountains On Aurora Theory 4th Edition 4 December 2019
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TANAKA Akio
Tokyo
10 August 2020
Letter to O. again Bridge from Old China's Linguistics (Xiaoxue) to Linguistic Circle of Prague 2018
Letter to O. again
Bridge from Old China's Linguistics (Xiaoxue) to Linguistic Circle of Prague
From TANAKA, again send a letter.
Thanks a lot for your kind letter although you are in every day busy work.
I had thought again sending a letter to you but I could not, for year-end thorough cleaning of my little house.
The fact is I uploaded the letter to you on my Blogger SRFL News, removing your private part.
This blog is still now ranked in the third position.
My blog is written by English so the readers are almost foreigners. But this blog is written in Japanese as same as the real letter to you. Your sincere thinking of old books may give the readers with agreement, who love the old books like you.
Blog's URL is the next.
https://srflnews.blogspot.jp/2017/12/letter-to-o.html
In your letter, you wrote that you would read the books comfortably not selling the old books of your work. I have also felt the same feeling so I bought Development of the modern poems written by ANDO Tsuguo who was the fine teacher of literature at the university and I once went to his home thinking to hear his intimate voice on poem and literature. He was one of the most typical poet and critic in the present age of Japan.
And now I would want to read KIYOOKA Takayuki's collected poems, that was ever read in my youth.
In autumn 1970 I was the senior of university, when the next spring I would graduate, I met with the thick French binding KIYOOKA's collected poems at the well drop-in bookshop of Hachioji, Tokyo. At that time I could not yet find my whole life object of learning.
In his book, I read a long poem titled "at the campus of university" in which he wrote that he meets with the whole life object of learning as he meets with his beloved person in his life.
The next spring 1971 I graduated the university, when I could not find any object at the campus while I ruminated KIYOOKA's stanza.
What I really met with my whole life object was already entered in the 21 century at my age 56 in 2003 after much trial and error. It was language universals that was ever taught from CHINO Eiichi who was the real life time teacher of mine and the successor of the Linguistic Circle of Prague, who spent 7 year study at Prague.
Sergej Karcevskij gave me the great hint of approach to language universals through the famous paper titled "Du Dualisme asymétrique du signe linguistique" 1929.
In 2003 I wrote a paper titled " Quantum Theory for Language" after some trial papers, " On Time Property Inherent in Characters", " Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language" .
In 2004 I wrote two attached papers, " Distance Theory" and "Reversion Theory".
After the suggestion of CHINO, I have tried the very hard road of writing style using mathematical base assisted from many contemporary mathematician works, especially at the field of algebraic geometry.
The paper " Quantum Theory for Language" was selected one of the 4 oral presentations of the linguistic field of a international symposium focused on the Silk Road.
On Karcevskij and CHINO I wrote a tiny paper, " Prague in 1920" which was dedicated the two as a token of my cordially gratitude.
https://sekinancomment.weebly.com/prague-in-1920s.html
Dear O. I am very happy to meet with you so you gave me the true value of books and the precious relationship between books and human being. Your work and suggestion made me recollect the important people and events on my life.
With best regards,
Tokyo
2 January 2018
TANAKA Akio
Sekinan Library
Bridge from Old China's Linguistics (Xiaoxue) to Linguistic Circle of Prague
From TANAKA, again send a letter.
Thanks a lot for your kind letter although you are in every day busy work.
I had thought again sending a letter to you but I could not, for year-end thorough cleaning of my little house.
The fact is I uploaded the letter to you on my Blogger SRFL News, removing your private part.
This blog is still now ranked in the third position.
My blog is written by English so the readers are almost foreigners. But this blog is written in Japanese as same as the real letter to you. Your sincere thinking of old books may give the readers with agreement, who love the old books like you.
Blog's URL is the next.
https://srflnews.blogspot.jp/2017/12/letter-to-o.html
In your letter, you wrote that you would read the books comfortably not selling the old books of your work. I have also felt the same feeling so I bought Development of the modern poems written by ANDO Tsuguo who was the fine teacher of literature at the university and I once went to his home thinking to hear his intimate voice on poem and literature. He was one of the most typical poet and critic in the present age of Japan.
And now I would want to read KIYOOKA Takayuki's collected poems, that was ever read in my youth.
In autumn 1970 I was the senior of university, when the next spring I would graduate, I met with the thick French binding KIYOOKA's collected poems at the well drop-in bookshop of Hachioji, Tokyo. At that time I could not yet find my whole life object of learning.
In his book, I read a long poem titled "at the campus of university" in which he wrote that he meets with the whole life object of learning as he meets with his beloved person in his life.
The next spring 1971 I graduated the university, when I could not find any object at the campus while I ruminated KIYOOKA's stanza.
What I really met with my whole life object was already entered in the 21 century at my age 56 in 2003 after much trial and error. It was language universals that was ever taught from CHINO Eiichi who was the real life time teacher of mine and the successor of the Linguistic Circle of Prague, who spent 7 year study at Prague.
Sergej Karcevskij gave me the great hint of approach to language universals through the famous paper titled "Du Dualisme asymétrique du signe linguistique" 1929.
In 2003 I wrote a paper titled " Quantum Theory for Language" after some trial papers, " On Time Property Inherent in Characters", " Manuscript of Quantum Theory for Language" .
In 2004 I wrote two attached papers, " Distance Theory" and "Reversion Theory".
After the suggestion of CHINO, I have tried the very hard road of writing style using mathematical base assisted from many contemporary mathematician works, especially at the field of algebraic geometry.
The paper " Quantum Theory for Language" was selected one of the 4 oral presentations of the linguistic field of a international symposium focused on the Silk Road.
On Karcevskij and CHINO I wrote a tiny paper, " Prague in 1920" which was dedicated the two as a token of my cordially gratitude.
https://sekinancomment.weebly.com/prague-in-1920s.html
Dear O. I am very happy to meet with you so you gave me the true value of books and the precious relationship between books and human being. Your work and suggestion made me recollect the important people and events on my life.
With best regards,
Tokyo
2 January 2018
TANAKA Akio
Sekinan Library
Tuesday, 6 August 2024
Letter to Y. Of S.W. Hawking's THE CHRONOLOGY PROTECTION CONJECTURE.. 4 August 2018
Letter to Y. Of S.W. Hawking's THE CHRONOLOGY PROTECTION CONJECTURE.. 4 August 2018
Dear Y,
Thank you for your email despite your busy schedule.
I am also studying little by little in preparation for the fall.
As with anything, the more I study, the more I understand.
As this is related to my main topic, I am currently reading a 1991 academic lecture by Dr. Hawking, who passed away this spring, titled The Chronology Protection Conjecture.
NTT Publishing has the full English version available.
The original title is THE CHRONOLOGY PROTECTION CONJECTURE.
I have always understood the word Chronology to mean chronological order,
but the historical order of time certainly does not reverse, so this word is appropriate.
I have simply translated chronological order as Time Order, but this would allow any order.
In the Shorter Oxford, the word first appeared in 1593, and is written as The science of computing time or periods of time, and the Latin and original Greek are included. When Greek is written in alphabetic notation, it becomes kronos-+logia, and I felt the historical depth of English from the origin of vocabulary.
Dr. Hawking is trying to prove from the viewpoint of physics that time cannot be reversed and that time machines are impossible. Since it is not a mathematical method, I call it a hypothesis, but I think it is a highly advanced physically content. I have been thinking about imaginary time for a while, and I have written a small paper based on the doctor's thesis, so I have always been interested in his views.
My paper is as follows.
Aurora Time Theory Imaginary Time and Imaginary Space From HAWKING Stephen.
In the fall, I would like to make some progress on the main topic, Quantum Group Language, which has been continuing since 2003. I am currently in the preparation work.
https://srfl-lab.webnode.com/It is still fun to be able to clearly describe conceptual things in mathematics, if it works well.
There are not many approaches to such languages, and it is pioneering and attractive.
Take care.
Cordially,
4 August 2018
SRFL
T.A.
Dear Y,
Thank you for your email despite your busy schedule.
I am also studying little by little in preparation for the fall.
As with anything, the more I study, the more I understand.
As this is related to my main topic, I am currently reading a 1991 academic lecture by Dr. Hawking, who passed away this spring, titled The Chronology Protection Conjecture.
NTT Publishing has the full English version available.
The original title is THE CHRONOLOGY PROTECTION CONJECTURE.
I have always understood the word Chronology to mean chronological order,
but the historical order of time certainly does not reverse, so this word is appropriate.
I have simply translated chronological order as Time Order, but this would allow any order.
In the Shorter Oxford, the word first appeared in 1593, and is written as The science of computing time or periods of time, and the Latin and original Greek are included. When Greek is written in alphabetic notation, it becomes kronos-+logia, and I felt the historical depth of English from the origin of vocabulary.
Dr. Hawking is trying to prove from the viewpoint of physics that time cannot be reversed and that time machines are impossible. Since it is not a mathematical method, I call it a hypothesis, but I think it is a highly advanced physically content. I have been thinking about imaginary time for a while, and I have written a small paper based on the doctor's thesis, so I have always been interested in his views.
My paper is as follows.
Aurora Time Theory Imaginary Time and Imaginary Space From HAWKING Stephen.
In the fall, I would like to make some progress on the main topic, Quantum Group Language, which has been continuing since 2003. I am currently in the preparation work.
https://srfl-lab.webnode.com/It is still fun to be able to clearly describe conceptual things in mathematics, if it works well.
There are not many approaches to such languages, and it is pioneering and attractive.
Take care.
Cordially,
4 August 2018
SRFL
T.A.
Letter to Old friend YOKOTE. November 2023. On love to language. Translated by Google
Letter to Old friend YOKOTE. November 2023. On love to language. Translated by Google
Letter to Y. C. November 2023
Translated by Google
Original text is Japanese
Dear YOKOTE,
In my case, I loved poetry, and
However, in the end, even though I was fully aware that I was untalented,
I'm still in the process of being uncertain.
From my language teacher Eiichi Chino
``Don't do something so difficult.
It's not what we do."
Although he was strongly scolded, he continued on his way.
love language,
love mathematics,
I love expressions in English,
For the past 20 years, that's pretty much all I've been doing.
It has been published on the Internet.
The essays posted on that relatively old site on the internet
were being read little by little around the world.
Over 200,000 pages in over 20 years
became.
My philosophy of expressing language through mathematics
remains unchanged.
It is said that language cannot be expressed in words.
Because it's at my core.
Twenty years ago, the physics concept of quantum
I tried to express language using
Fortunately, this essay was rare;
International symposium held in Nara
I was one of the four presenters in the language and literature department.
However, at this stage, the quantum itself is notated mathematically.
I wasn't able to do that.
However, from around 2000 , the mathematical concept of quantum groups
began to become popular, and now the physical concept of quantum has become popular.
It is now possible to express it clearly in mathematics.
This is my current stage.
Still, I don't understand anything about the language itself.
That is my current situation.
TANAKA Akio
November 2023
Sunday, 4 August 2024
Letter to Y. Supplemental addition. On Language and Oriental Character Study. 2018. Translated by Google
Letter to Y. Supplemental addition. On Language and Oriental Character Study . 2018
Letter to Y. Supplemental addition
>Dear Y.,
"I think that Twitter numbers alone are not reliable enough to be treated as objective." I agree with this.
I was oversimplifying by showing only the results from Twitter. I made my judgment based on the results of each of the statistics , such as 8 general sites on Weebly in the past, 7 specialized sites on Webnode a little later, 3 sites on the invitational Wix, and 1 paper and essay site each on Blogger. So I don't think it's so self-satisfied. And I'm too old to be self-satisfied now.
However, the fact that visual language is becoming important has not been so popular in the history of linguistics since the modern era.
Saussure and others have formed linguistics based on the premise that language originates from speaking and listening.
In China, character studies have deepened dramatically in modern times, but this is largely due to Chinese characters.
Of course, Japan has also continued to retain its influence, including the introduction of Chinese characters.
In the West, there are few major linguistic fields such as graphology, and graphology has generally been placed at a lower level.
The research of Rokuro Kono of Japan is probably one of the most comprehensive works on graphology. He passed away last year, but his foundation was based on Chinese and Korean studies.
I take a slightly different route, but in the broader sense, I can say that I grew up on the academic achievements of Rokuro Kono and others.
One of Kono's memorable essays was published in the "Language" section of the Iwanami Lecture Series "Philosophy" in the 1970s, in which he stated that even if we trace the formation of language back to the level of cuneiform characters, he strongly felt that the basis of its structure was almost entirely based on the Chinese "Six Scripts." It was his great achievement to solve the difficult problem of the role of "transfer" in the "Six Scripts," which are the six ways of constructing Chinese characters.
In today's world, where the total amount of language has increased dramatically, there is no doubt that the proportion of written languages has rapidly increased due to their excellent preservation properties.
Computers have further expanded the situation of the increase in characters.
It is certain that speaking and listening are the origin of language, but whether this actually constitutes the historical essence of language is another matter.
History has expanded and become more precise through characters. And we are probably at the leading edge of this.
In this situation, it is my position to try to think about language.
When I said "transcendental," I meant that it is important to think about it from a historical perspective that spans a long span.
It's simple, but I just added a little bit.
Cordially,
8 January 2018
Akio
31 August 2024 Revised
Hills West
Letter to Y. Supplemental addition
>Dear Y.,
"I think that Twitter numbers alone are not reliable enough to be treated as objective." I agree with this.
I was oversimplifying by showing only the results from Twitter. I made my judgment based on the results of each of the statistics , such as 8 general sites on Weebly in the past, 7 specialized sites on Webnode a little later, 3 sites on the invitational Wix, and 1 paper and essay site each on Blogger. So I don't think it's so self-satisfied. And I'm too old to be self-satisfied now.
However, the fact that visual language is becoming important has not been so popular in the history of linguistics since the modern era.
Saussure and others have formed linguistics based on the premise that language originates from speaking and listening.
In China, character studies have deepened dramatically in modern times, but this is largely due to Chinese characters.
Of course, Japan has also continued to retain its influence, including the introduction of Chinese characters.
In the West, there are few major linguistic fields such as graphology, and graphology has generally been placed at a lower level.
The research of Rokuro Kono of Japan is probably one of the most comprehensive works on graphology. He passed away last year, but his foundation was based on Chinese and Korean studies.
I take a slightly different route, but in the broader sense, I can say that I grew up on the academic achievements of Rokuro Kono and others.
One of Kono's memorable essays was published in the "Language" section of the Iwanami Lecture Series "Philosophy" in the 1970s, in which he stated that even if we trace the formation of language back to the level of cuneiform characters, he strongly felt that the basis of its structure was almost entirely based on the Chinese "Six Scripts." It was his great achievement to solve the difficult problem of the role of "transfer" in the "Six Scripts," which are the six ways of constructing Chinese characters.
In today's world, where the total amount of language has increased dramatically, there is no doubt that the proportion of written languages has rapidly increased due to their excellent preservation properties.
Computers have further expanded the situation of the increase in characters.
It is certain that speaking and listening are the origin of language, but whether this actually constitutes the historical essence of language is another matter.
History has expanded and become more precise through characters. And we are probably at the leading edge of this.
In this situation, it is my position to try to think about language.
When I said "transcendental," I meant that it is important to think about it from a historical perspective that spans a long span.
It's simple, but I just added a little bit.
Cordially,
8 January 2018
Akio
31 August 2024 Revised
Hills West
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