Titlebook: Concept and Formalization of Constellatory Self-Unfolding; A Novel Perspective Albrecht von Müller,Elias Zafiris Book 2018 Springer Intern

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Borromean Link in Logic A Metaperspective on Algorithmic Information: Logical Conjugation Strategy analogical relation bears the semantics of a resemblance not between instances, but between the relations of instances. Thus, an analogy is a resemblance relation, involving (at least) two terms, each of which is itself a relation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02023-4RT and quantum reduction can be seen as . into and out of the chrono-ontological format of ., respectively the applicability of . and .. In addition, an algebraization of Borromean topologies will be introduced as a new mathematical tool for elaborating this approach.

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The Autogenetic Universe Theory Quantum Reduction and Singularities as Inverse Transitions: Into an general relativity theory (GRT) and quantum physics. In the following we introduce a new—and not so new—conceptual framework that has been developed quietly over the last three decades. It allows to substantiate the “ER = ERP” conjecture in the refined version of arguing that the singularities of G

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Model of an Autogenetic Universe Constellatory Self-Unfolding: A Novel Syntaxis of Time in the Timeme the inherent limitations, incompatibilities, and structural pitfalls of the current scientific paradigm. The basic premise of the proposed new theory is that we live in an autogenetic universe, meaning that we live in a self-unfolding and strongly self-referential universe. In relation to this hy

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Borromean Link in Logic A Metaperspective on Algorithmic Information: Logical Conjugation Strategy quantity, or an object, or a class of objects, or even a category of objects, is intentionally compared to another in order to establish similarity of relationship. Moreover, of the two particular instances between which a resemblance (similarity of relationship) is established, one is generally not