nLab universe

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Philosophy

Physics

physics, mathematical physics, philosophy of physics

Surveys, textbooks and lecture notes


theory (physics), model (physics)

experiment, measurement, computable physics

Mathematics

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Idea

In philosophy, the universe is a realm within which (some conceived part, naively and virtually all, of) reality takes place.

In physics, a universe is a realm within which physics may be thought of as taking place. Such universes include:

In mathematics, a universe is a realm within which mathematics may be thought of as taking place. Such universes include:

category: disambiguation

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