Category Archives: Mathematics-Physics

The next section has been written and rewritten several times. The main idea is to produce R out of discrete elements in N by adding fuzziness to N. Then this might resemble properties of dark matter. Dark matter appears as … Continue reading →

The structure I’ve been working on uses physical properties to construct a mathematical structure. But other things can also be used as a “bias” in OOP structures which specifies in which direction the structure evolves. For example, the complex problem-solving … Continue reading →

It was discussed previously that the projective line in the projective geometry is the set of lengths. Then R (i.e. the projective line) is the set of lengths too. The continuous line of R can be turned into a discrete … Continue reading →

This is the first part of the next section: Based on the previous sections the structure of the c plane is inspired by the properties of photons. This is because of the basic idea that numbers exhibit similar properties to … Continue reading →

The next section will be about the c plane, that is the projective plane generated for a photon observer. I read a news about ultrasound planes a few days ago and thought this was connected to photon projection. Things are … Continue reading →

This is section 9: https://1drv.ms/b/c/18094234b935aa79/ESTwznvf6MBOgptGaHMB3fsBIOqMIT4mvZ1_IX6GyNrPRw?e=Mbvh6O The next step should be combining FS and the paper model. UPDATE 1; It is said that the c plane is defined for approaching photons only (because relative v for receding photons is undefined), also … Continue reading →

This is section 10: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgYEEL00mMsznfjJqJg?e=DUEs9N Realized section 9 (which is about different paths to infinity) is still incomplete. I’ll upload it later on.

Based on OOP construction, numbers, for example, can be constructed differently. Different constructions may contain new properties and view numbers from a different perspective. It was said that natural numbers (or n+1 algorithm) never reach infinity. Because, for some finite … Continue reading →

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