Indeterminism

The classic examples in physics involve relativity theory and quantum theory and the recognition of the indeterminisms underlying those required the genius of Einstein and of Heisenberg.

There is a whole gradation of more or less rigid determinisms and more or less free indeterminisms, as they have been given in various theories.

In detail, an inference strategy has to deal with the following three kinds of indeterminisms: 1. the selection of the initial path, 2. the selection of the next branch B to be expanded, 3. the selection of the next linking step to be performed on B.

These indeterminisms confuse a regular bus arbiter in deciding whether a transaction should be aborted or resumed.

This parallelism brings in conflicts and directional indeterminisms which cannot be solved by the CU.