Can the physical reality be represented mathematically?

Well actual physics, can be represented mathematically with the Basic Systemic Unit, based on Euler’s relation with its most remarkable property of remaining the same in spite of change, that permits to deduce the fundamental equations of physics such as :

* that of the pendulum a real harmonic oscillator

* that of the gravitational field including that of the planet mercury obtained by Einstein, but in this case obtained with a mathematical tool no so much complicated as was done with Tensor Analysis

* those of SR in another approach, in which linear moving is just a special case of the more general solution obtained with the BSU concept in which covariance is included as it is a consequence of the isomorphic property of Euler’s relation mentioned above and finally the

* Schrödinger’s wave equation

For those interested in the way all this is obtained you can see my papers:

QUANTUM PHYSICS

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/384190006_Quantum_Physics (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/384190006_Quantum_Physics)

A QUANTUM THEORY OF GRAVITATION

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/385592651_A_Quantum_Theory_of_GravitationNewpdf (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/385592651_A_Quantum_Theory_of_GravitationNewpdf)

SPECIAL RELATIVITY WITH ANOTHER APPROACH

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382357270_Special_Relativity_Another_Approach (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382357270_Special_Relativity_Another_Approach)

that I really hope will contribute to overcome the great crisis of physics, because the great incompatibility between QM and GR.

So yes, actual physics, can be represented mathematically in a real coherent way, but for it is necessary to make a real paradigm shift.

Edgar Paternina

retired electrical engineer

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