Hart–Tipler conjecture
the idea that an absence of detectable Von Neumann probes is contrapositive evidence that no intelligent life exists outside of the Solar System
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Hart–Tipler conjecture
Summary
Hart–Tipler conjecture is a solution[1].
Key Facts
- Hart–Tipler conjecture's instance of is recorded as solution[2].
- Michael H. Hart is named after Hart–Tipler conjecture[3].
- Frank J. Tipler is named after Hart–Tipler conjecture[4].
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Definition and Type
Hart–Tipler conjecture's instance of is recorded as solution[2].
Origins
Things named after include Michael H. Hart[3], a physicist[5], b. 1932[6], of United States[7], specialised in astrophysics[8] and Frank J. Tipler[4], a physicist[9], b. 1947[10], of United States[11].