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Golden ratio, overview
Golden ratioSome people have long suspected it. The Golden ratio is not only a mathematical pattern, but also a universal one. Countless books can be read on this subject. However, in order to recognise the mathematical, physical and philosophical connections, nothing much more is needed than this overview.Why is this illustration described as a scientific contribution? Because descriptions of unity and wholeness in connection with the Golden ratio will still be unknown or rare in 2026.https://doi.org/10.19219/TOE.2018.10/0008
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Introduction to Unified- / Holisitic Physics
Introduction to Unified- and Holisitic PhysicsA simple introduction to the world of numbers. A representation of the main limits with the complex intermediate area in the middle. Indispensable for getting to grips with the basic structure of numbers. The TOE-Modell is described in detail in the book "Introduction to Unified- / Holistic Physics" https://doi.org/10.19219/TOE.2018.20/0001
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Mathematical classification
Mathematical classificationWhen was which number system invented/published by which mathematician? What physical limits are associated with it? The mathematical systems are already sensibly arranged here. It is now crucial to understand that although H. Grassmann and G. Cantor calculated with infinitely small or large numbers / quantities, - their number bases were always real. The fact that the imaginary quantities in the form of i to the power of n or 1/ i to the power of n ultimately corresponded exactly to the ideas of Grassmann and Cantor at the time required intensive detailed consideration. Some people have guessed it for a long time. The golden ratio is not only a mathematical pattern, but also a universal one. One can read countless books on this subject. However, in order to recognise mathematical, physical and philosophical connections, nothing more is needed than this overview.https://doi.org/10.19219/TOE.2018.10/0008
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