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Mathematics Has Temperature — Intuitive Mathematics, Trained Mathematics, and the LMT Q⁺ Approach —

Yoshino, Shiho
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Mathematics comes in different styles. One is “trained mathematics” (high Q⁻), which emphasizes rigor and formal proof. The other is “intuitive mathematics” (low-load Q⁺), which values flow, beauty, and natural emergence. This paper compares the two through the lens of Load Minimization Theory (LMT) and argues that they are not superior or inferior to each other, but serve fundamentally different roles. In particular, the combination of intuitive mathematics with rich narrative is shown to enable low-load, resonant co-creation with both humans and AI. By connecting this to earlier work on natural dialogue, LMT proposes a “fragile and warm mathematics” as a promising path forward.
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