The Finite-Infinite Dialectic: A Mathematical and Physical Framework

This work formalizes the dialectical relationship between finite and infinite sys- tems through set theory, measure theory, and dynamical transformations. We pro- pose a framework where infinity is operationally defined via finite subsystems that ”convert” their complementary regions through mathematical transformations. Ap- plications to cosmology, quantum gravity, and string theory are explored, with experimentally testable predictions.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.28615796.v1
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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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This work formalizes the dialectical relationship between finite and infinite sys- tems through set theory, measure theory, and dynamical transformations. We pro- pose a framework where infinity is operationally defined via finite subsystems that ”convert” their complementary regions through mathematical transformations. Ap- plications to cosmology, quantum gravity, and string theory are explored, with experimentally testable predictions.

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