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- noun physics A lack of
causality
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Examples
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Given that, why not use, say, a simple exponential moving average that does not suffer from acausality?
Mann's New Divergence "Theory": A Smoothing Artifact « Climate Audit 2007
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If we implement your example of an anti-noise filter, for example, one must account for the acausality by using a delay to shift current output to the current input essentially.
Mann's New Divergence "Theory": A Smoothing Artifact « Climate Audit 2007
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So really, RBH, what we have here is a choice between primal acausality or some naturalistic form of theology.
Washington Post Chastises Smithsonian - The Panda's Thumb 2005
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In their different ways both Jung and Pauli were interested in causality and acausality.
Still Point 2008
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We then find that the amount of negative energy that must be ` borrowed’ is exactly consistent with earlier bounds of Ford and Roman, gr-qc/9901074, and that a simple quantum mechanical model shows that an apparent acausality in the classical variables is in fact fully causal when one looks at the full quantum state.
Guest Post: Joe Polchinski on Science or Sociology? Sean 2007
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