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Tameness and Complexity in Quantum Field Theory and Gravity
Finiteness appears to play a fundamental role in the mathematical structures underlying the laws of physics. Tame geometry, defined by the theory of o-minimality, provides a framework for making this idea precise. In this thesis we study the concept of tameness and finiteness of complexity across ap
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