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Volume 13: Number 4: Article 5
p-adic Information Spaces, Infinitely Small Probabilities and Anomalous Phenomena
Andrei Khrennikov, Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer
Sciences, University of Växjö, S-35195 Växjö, Sweden
A mathematical model of physical reality is proposed on the basis of
the so-called p-adic numbers, providing p-adic probabilities. By this
model, physical reality is information reality. Basic objects of this
reality are transformators of information, basic processes are information
processes, and the statistics are information statistics. The corresponding
formalisms on information spaces are outlined. They can be used for
the study of psychological and social phenomena as well as for anomalous
phenomena as discussed in mind-matter research. The statistical behavior
of information processes may strongly differ from statistical behavior
of physical processes in real space (or space-time).
Keywords: p-adic numbers, information spaces, p-adic
probability, anomalous phenomena
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