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The effectiveness question
A subject the papers are about. The loosest grouping, and the one to reach for last.
Why a formal apparatus invented for its own reasons should turn out to fit the world it is applied to. Collects the papers that take up Wigner's question directly, each answering the last and usually taking its title from it. Membership requires the work to argue about the fit itself, not merely to apply mathematics successfully.
3 references
On the unusual effectiveness of logic in computer science
Joseph Y. Halpern and others (2001) · Bulletin of Symbolic Logic
The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics
Richard Wesley Hamming (1980) · The American Mathematical Monthly · Informa UK Limited
The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
Eugene P. Wigner (1960) · Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics