
This paper introduces a logical framework which reflects the contextuality and uncertainty of measurements in a semi-realistic way. By using an infinite tower of lightcones as a model of this system, we are able to prove new results about measuring devices and rigorously define the notion of a "good measuring device." This framework builds upon previous works by physically interpreting the logic presented here and extending it to a generalized twodimensional conformal field theory.
Fuzzy Logic, Logic, Mathematical logic, String theory, instanton, Geometry, measurement, Theoretical physics, Topology
Fuzzy Logic, Logic, Mathematical logic, String theory, instanton, Geometry, measurement, Theoretical physics, Topology
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