2028 KB61 KB223 KB2026Birch-Rocchio, JoshuaFujiyama, KakuzoŠifrer, DarkoTomažin, IrenaVahen, Gorazd1 spletni vir (1 datoteka ePUB)COBISSID:269179907ISBN:978-961-97022-1-5URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-I80KILAIenKalejdoskop 64knjigeastronomijafilozofijafilozofija znanostifizikamatematikateorijeznanjeznanostZnanstvene teorijeMathematical universe and the golden ratio| from Fibonacci and rounding to the mathematical Phi-bonacci sequence and beyond the boundaries of science|“Who am I? Where do I come from? How did the universe begin? What does the future hold?” The journey toward answers begins with asking the right questions. And sometimes, the answers require patience. In Theory of Everything – Mathematical Universe and the Golden Ratio, Darko Sifrer invites readers into a world of remarkable stories, puzzles, chess, and deep reflection. Along the way, he uncovers the hidden elegance of mathematics and its fundamental role in shaping nature and the universe itself. What do 0° and the uncertainty principle reveal about the origin of our world? How is our real, physical universe connected to an invisible mathematical universe, a realm where quantum mechanics, infinity, imaginary numbers, and even human imagination find their true home? Sifrer proposes that the key lies in the remarkable Phi-bonacci sequence, whose infinite precision reveals how these two universes are not separate, but profoundly intertwined, complementing each other like yin and yang. Our reality follows its own rules of limitation and rounding, while the mathematical universe unfolds without bounds. Had Einstein read Mathematical Universe and the Golden Ratio, he might have reconsidered his famous claim that “God does not play dice with the universe.” As this book reveals, nature not only plays dice, it shuffles the cards as well. Probability is not something that merely happens in the universe, but a fundamental part of the mathematics that defines itTEXTe-knjigeebooksSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia