deeper than primes

Continued from this thread. Notion #1: If we use partitions in order to define Entropy, then a multiset (a repetition of the same identity) has an entropy that is equivalent to the number of the repetitions that exists within it. Since a set has no repetitions, it has no entropy. Let us...

Notion #1: If we use partitions in order to define Entropy, then a multiset (a repetition of the same identity) has an entropy that is equivalent to the number of the repetitions that exists within it. Since a set has no repetitions, it has no entropy. Let us examine the partitions that...