Titlebook: Quantum Reality and Theory of ?ūnya; Siddheshwar Rameshwar Bhatt Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 mathematical zero.impar

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?ūnya, ?ūnyatā, and Reality in Modern Physicsein insisted. Instead, quantum properties depend strongly on their observer; they are empty (.) until co-dependently created. So physics provides a time-dependent, co-emergent reality (which I designate realit.y) reminiscent of ...Yet physicists justify QM because “It works,” begging for the questio

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Quantum Reality and the Concepts of Infinity, Infinitesimal, and Zero in Mathematical and Vedic Scie the objective sciences follow the second route to understand the absolute reality, the subjective sciences, on the other hand, go mostly by the former. It will be argued in this paper that the quantum reality, manifesting through the subjects of mechanics of microscopic systems and quantum field th

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Concepts of Reality and ?ūnya from the Perspective of a Physicist perspective of a physicist. Amazingly, these concepts find strong parallels in areas of modern physics such as quantum physics and cosmology. These concepts in modern physics will be explained, and it will be shown that they have strong resemblance to these concepts mentioned in Indian scriptures.

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Intrinsic Property, Quantum Vacuum, and ?ūnyatāroperties” of the entity. Intrinsic properties are those properties that a thing possesses, irrespective of whether or not there are other contingent things. In Buddhist philosophy especially in Mādhyamik philosophy, no such concept of “intrinsic property” or svabhāva exists. The problem of origin o

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Beyond Vedānta: Speculations of a Quantum Realisted but is not restricted to human behavior. Vedānta and Sciences should, therefore, have overlapping region and convergence of their worldviews. We got a glimpse of overlapping region by identifying . and ., respectively, with quantum and classical versions of reality. The convergence in their world

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Quantum Vacuum and Beyond: An Exegesis in the Light of the Concept of amental particles, which are the basic building blocks of the physical universe, are not the primary reality. These particles are simply the excitations of their respective underlying quantum fields, which constitute the primary reality. The ground state of a quantum field is the vacuum. The concept

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How to Approach ?ūnyatā as the Quantum Reality Through Biological Consciousness?fifth century AD. The dot symbol and its subsequent form of the open circle indicate not only nothingness as we know the meaning of ?ūnya, but it symbolizes infinity as well as there is no beginning or end in the symbol. Therein lies a major symbolic meaning on how the ?ūnya explains infinite from n

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The Concept of Reality in Quantum Mechanics and ?ūnyavāda: From the Perspective of Yogaated by Nāgārjuna. For neither is there a fundamental core to reality, rather reality consists of systems of complementary and interacting objects (.). From the perspective of sādhanā (practice), the Mādhyamaka and the Yoga have something in common in that both of them head toward nothingness of “I-

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