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    On Definitions of Information in Physics.Nicolás F. Lori - 2011 - Foundations of Science 16 (4):311-314.
    During the refereeing procedure of Anthropomorphic Quantum Darwinism by Thomas Durt, it became apparent in the dialogue between him and me that the definition of information in Physics is something about which not all authors agreed. This text aims at describing the concepts associated to information that are accepted as the standard in the Physics world community.
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    Use of a darwinian perspective of quantum mechanics to an analysis of science. Contemporary description of the transition from pre-life to life.Nicolás F. Lori, Rui D. N. Travasso & Alex H. Blin - 2010 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 66 (4):911-918.
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    Use of a Darwinian Perspective of Quantum Mechanics to an Analysis of Science's Contemporary Description of the Transition from Pre-Life to Life.Nicolás F. Lori, Rui D. M. Travasso & Alex H. Blin - 2010 - Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 66 (4):911 - 918.
    The impact of Darwin's work in biology is widely known; we present here a less known aspect which is that of applying Darwin's ideas in physics, and how this may relate with the transition from pre-life to life. Darwin's work on the origin of species was a breakthrough not only because of its explanation of how different species came to exist but also because the extinction of a species is caused not only by the charactenstics of the species, but in (...)
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  4. Application of Quantum Darwinism to Cosmic Inflation: An Example of the Limits Imposed in Aristotelian Logic by Information-based Approach to Gödel’s Incompleteness. [REVIEW]Nicolás F. Lori & Alex H. Blin - 2010 - Foundations of Science 15 (2):199-211.
    Gödel’s incompleteness applies to any system with recursively enumerable axioms and rules of inference. Chaitin’s approach to Gödel’s incompleteness relates the incompleteness to the amount of information contained in the axioms. Zurek’s quantum Darwinism attempts the physical description of the universe using information as one of its major components. The capacity of quantum Darwinism to describe quantum measurement in great detail without requiring ad-hoc non-unitary evolution makes it a good candidate for describing the transition from quantum to classical. A baby-universe (...)
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