You don’t have to resolve all of uncertainty in one go. For example, you could restrict a function to part of a domain, thus deciding that it is only this part that you are interested in, instead of the whole thing.
What you seem to mean is non-rigorous methods for making uncertain conclusions about mathematical structures. It is about dealing with uncertainty about mathematics on non-mathematical level of rigor. Correct?
Yes, something like that, except that “non-rigorous” seems too prejudicial. Why not just “methods for making uncertain conclusions about mathematical structures”, or “dealing with uncertainty about mathematics”?
You don’t have to resolve all of uncertainty in one go. For example, you could restrict a function to part of a domain, thus deciding that it is only this part that you are interested in, instead of the whole thing.
What you seem to mean is non-rigorous methods for making uncertain conclusions about mathematical structures. It is about dealing with uncertainty about mathematics on non-mathematical level of rigor. Correct?
Yes, something like that, except that “non-rigorous” seems too prejudicial. Why not just “methods for making uncertain conclusions about mathematical structures”, or “dealing with uncertainty about mathematics”?