The Trouble With ZeroThis is a book about zero. This is not a book about the zero you learnt about in school. This is a book about three different types of zeros, a misunderstanding and the impact it has had on Western mathematics and physics. It is one of the strangest tales in the history of mathematics and science. It is no coincidence that the most controversial areas of mathematics are also involved in many of the unexplained problems in physics. After thousands of years of research, you would think that we would know all there is to know about basic algebra. However, as our understanding of mathematics and physics has advanced, it has exposed deficiencies in our theories about numbers and basic mathematics. |
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Inhoudsopgave
Table of Contents | 1 |
Rotations and Quadrants | 24 |
The Riemann Sphere | 41 |
Slope | 54 |
Point ofView | 70 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
0th power 1-dimensional object 1-dimensional value 90 degrees absence actual number assume Babylonian Black Holes Brahmagupta computer software concept construct a line conventional view cube dimensional divide a line division by zero empty set energy equation example height or depth impossible or undefined Indian Mathematicians infinite density infinite number infinitesimal integer locate look Lorentz Factor man-made mass mathematics of physics matter multiplicative inverse non-zero number not-a-number Note number divided number line number of points number system number zero operations ordinal number ordinal value physical quantity physicists placeholder Planck’s Constant plane point particle problems quadrant real numbers reciprocal result is null result of division Riemann sphere set theory Similarly singularity space Special Relativity speed of light square root String Theory Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit triangle type of infinity types of zero Universe view of zero viewing zero zero and infinity zero is treated zero is viewed zero volume zero-sized points

