Abstract

My presentation aims at answering a part of the questions posted in the invitation to the session. The questions arose in and originated from the FIS discussion on Physical informatics ... in October 2014. No doubt, they were formulated in provocative manner. The goal was to challenge discussion. I plan to illustrate my personal answers with a few examples quoted from the history of 20 c. physics. My answers to the questions are not intended to be enunciations and to provide final solutions, rather they serve as arguments and indicate that nothing is closed, the discussion is open. Methods

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  • My presentation aims at answering a part of the questions posted in the invitation to the session

  • I plan to illustrate my personal answers with a few examples quoted from the history of 20th c. physics

  • What do we consider physical information? Can one speak about physical information when there is no live percipient to accept, evaluate and use it? Can one speak about physical information between inanimate physical objects? And if so, what is it for? Is information a passive phenomenon, or its existence presumes activity?

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My presentation aims at answering a part of the questions posted in the invitation to the session. Another interpretation says that there is inanimate activity, that means, reception of information between physical agents and their reaction to it. The other type of the theories considered first the effect of the Lorentz force of the approaching charges, and took into consideration the effect of the Coulomb force in course of the perturbation. Representatives of both types of theories agreed that the roles of the interacting electric charges must be symmetrical, but Christian Møller.

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