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Add this Tag for questions on information theory applied to physics, especially in the fields of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics, the black hole information paradox, complexity of dynamical and physical systems and questions to do with whether information is conserved by physical systems. Use the tag quantum information if your question is to do with information theoretic concepts applied to quantum states.
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Total information in the universe
It seems to me the total amount of information in the universe is finite determined by pre-big bang conditins. Information is neither created or destroyed only rearranged. … How is the amount of information assigned to discrete items or systems? Is there a basic unit of measurement for determining the amount of information in say a Photon or Planetary System? …
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