Category Archives: Mathematics-Physics

The infinity article could be discussed in a podcast but as I’m writing new things are added and the article has been transformed. So this is the plan: I’ll set up a profile in a funding platform and upload the … Continue reading →

This is the link for the next section: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgYBe7xpPqnEf-Ut-KA?e=AuXhLN UPDATE 1: Then the plane of v=c should be discussed. That is the limit point of the sphere shrinking into a point. Currently, extended R includes two zones: the finite and … Continue reading →

This is the new section: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgYBb17Fpq6r-evaahA?e=NFHybQ

This section connects the point at infinity to infinity curves explained in the previous writing: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgYBV1rEFhqRUhgZx3g?e=btb5h7

Mathematics is about constructing structures. Those structures may or may not be used to explain physical phenomena. For example, first, the impact of gravity was seen before physicists formulated it and refined their understanding of it. In contrast, mathematicians mainly … Continue reading →

I think it’s better to publish the Infinity series in two parts. The first part is almost finished. There is only one more section to add. There are new things in this section that haven’t been discussed yet. So I … Continue reading →

This is the text for one of the videos of the course I’m working on: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgYAo5LbSSvv87LbTFQ?e=Lw9U4Y I finished the first version today but it’s still very incomplete and I should keep working on it. These are texts for other videos … Continue reading →

I’m now working on the inf set section of the course. There are new things that were not included in the Infinity article so I thought it was better to write them briefly here before publishing the course sometime in … Continue reading →

An article has recently been published in Nature that shows anti-matter is also pulled toward the mass in gravity. In FS, the direction of time is incorporated in SR and specifies whether the object recedes or approaches the origin. The … Continue reading →

This is the article: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AnmqNbk0QgkYgP8bnhFNxVeKHK8KMA?e=XWPM8j I should wait some days for the graphs, so it will probably be submitted next week (I’ll submit it to Computers and Mathematics with Applications).