Geometrical Quantum Theory and Applications - Noldus, Johan
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In this groundbreaking work, the author presents a revolutionary framework that bridges the gap between quantum physics and psychological experience. Through rigorous mathematical foundations and innovative theoretical constructs, the book challenges Einstein's timeless physics while proposing a new understanding of how mental and physical realms interweave. The author masterfully combines principles from quantum theory, psychology, and geometry to demonstrate how our consciousness, perception, and physical reality are fundamentally connected. This self-contained exploration offers fresh…mehr

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In this groundbreaking work, the author presents a revolutionary framework that bridges the gap between quantum physics and psychological experience. Through rigorous mathematical foundations and innovative theoretical constructs, the book challenges Einstein's timeless physics while proposing a new understanding of how mental and physical realms interweave. The author masterfully combines principles from quantum theory, psychology, and geometry to demonstrate how our consciousness, perception, and physical reality are fundamentally connected. This self-contained exploration offers fresh perspectives on the nature of reality, introducing novel mathematical approaches to understanding human experience and the universe itself. From the dynamics of mental processes to the quantum theory of extended objects, this work presents a comprehensive framework that will interest both physicists and philosophers. The book's unique approach to integrating psychological principles with physicaltheories opens new pathways for research while remaining accessible to the interested reader, making it an essential contribution to our understanding of reality's dual nature.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Johan Noldus completed a Master and Bachelor in Physics and Mathematics respectively at Leuven University. Later on, he obtained his PhD in theoretical physics at Gent University followed by a post doctoral fellowship in Utrecht, the Netherlands.