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Using Integer-Based Tags to Study and Shape Science and Society

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Buckholtz Thomas J.^ORCID

Abstract

We explore two roles for tags that have bases in integers. One role promotes teamwork between science and society. Tags unite work within single endeavors. Tags span and entwine endeavors. One role enables leading-edge physics research. Tags unite properties of objects and aspects of fields. Tags span and help specify elementary particles, dark matter, and gravity.

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Qeios Ltd

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https://www.qeios.com/read/PFGKOL/pdf

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