Is Mathematics always correct?

Question

It seems Mathematical theories/Laws/Formulas are the least questioned in all of the sciences. Is mathematics that good at being closest to the laws of universe, or is it just a logical tool of our own perception of the universe (that being the reason it always works)?

Answer 1

mathematics describes what is totally lawlike, having no freedom to its operation but even there the word 'correct' must refer to its use in answering questions about reality once you have arrived at the mathematical formula. But that is where it loses its seemingly unassailable correctness. It must be interpreted. I often use the example of : it takes one boy to mow an acre in one hour so answer the following questions

how many boys to mow 2 1/2 acres? [ you must go to boy/'hours since you can't answer 2 1/2 boys]

how many boys to mow a square foot? The answer, NOBODY would use a mower for a square foot!!

Quantum thoery stands mathematically but how many interpretations are there? A ton

Influential interpretations

1. 4.1Copenhagen interpretation
2. 4.2Many worlds
3. 4.3Quantum information theories
4. 4.4Relational quantum mechanics
5. 4.5QBism
6. 4.6Consistent histories
7. 4.7Ensemble interpretation
8. 4.8De Broglie–Bohm theory
9. 4.9Quantum Darwinism
10. 4.10Transactional interpretation
11. 4.11Objective collapse theories
12. 4.12Consciousness causes collapse (von Neumann–Wigner interpretation)
13. 4.13Quantum logic
14. 4.14Modal interpretations of quantum theory
15. 4.15Time-symmetric theories
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