Nikoloudakis, Konstantinos

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CHART FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF THE WORLD.  THE THEORY FOR A FULL AND STABLE UNIVERSE HAS DEVELOPED WITH THIS FIRST AND LOGICAL VIEW OF THE WORLD *PARTIALLY BEINGPARTIALLY NOT BEINGALL OTHER PARTS=COMPLETE,      TOTAL BEINGBEING (WITH LIMITS)PARTIALLY BEINGPARTIALLY NOT BEING <<< RELATIONS >>>↓↑ALL OTHER PARTSINTERACTIONS(ACTION-REACTION,CAUSE-RESULT, FEEDBACK)↓↑ALTERATION AND MOTION↓↑COMPLETE BEING (WITH ALL POSSIBLE WAYS) / STABLE BEINGMODES OF INTERACTIONSDIRECT - INDIRECT INSTANTANEOUS AND STABLE RELATIONSWEAKER AND STRONGER INTERACTION SHARED ELEMENTS / COMMON MODESFAST - SLOWRHYTHMIC - IRREGULARSYNCH - ASYNCHRONIZEDWITH TIME – INVERSE PERPETUAL - MOMENTARYCONTINUAL - RECURRENTBIPARTITE - MULTIPARTYWITH RESISTANCE - REINLESSCOMPLETE BEING → STABILIZED (TOTAL) BEING → MAXIMUM TIME PARTIAL/INCOMPLETE  BEING → VARIABLE BEING → INTERMEDIATE INTERVALS MINIMUM MOMENTS → SMALL AMOUNTS OF BEING → STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS* The fundamental concepts to describe the world and to explain the creation of things (so as have recorded with the most abstract  thoughts in a philosophical book entitled "The Theology of Science"). From these initial relationships of more abstract concepts - which are observed in the thinking - exported rationally and synthetic with observations from experience, all individual physical phenomena, which are described with a special vocabulary in scientific books. Since the first observations in these fundamental relationships, that open the way for the physics, is the observation for the structural elements, such as "minimal moments", with which the full cosmos begins to becomes. The definition of an universe that is always this same within a maximum total time (maximum period) inserts a key feature, which  the researchers did not gave consideration in the development of physics or  they had blindly accepted completely the opposite: The feature of a limit  in  space  and  time. From  the  same  initial  thoughts  extracted  the  close relationship  between  rhythm-period  and  the  structural  elements  and  so  the research becomes rational and is oriented for detecting  wave phenomena. From the same initial concepts many other surprising findings and conclusions follow in obvious logical link between them, such as: > The close relation between the principle of conservation of energy with the stability  of  the  universe,  with  the  discontinuity  and  with  tend  to  restore equilibrium.> The limits in the distance and time, and the curvature of the world free space.> The close relationship of the free space with the existence of a common energy quantity. > The close relation of matter with fast cyclic variations in a common substance.> The close relation of gravity with a dynamic and centralized energy of free the space. > The relationship of matter with the fluctuation in the energy of free space.> The relationship of reducing energy and speed c with the presence of matter. In the first volume of the cosmological theory, in a footnote has been recorded the influence of Hegel's Logic for my fine observation about a "partially being" in a my attempt to correct the complete opposition (contradiction) between “Being” and “Not Being” in his philosophy: I noticed then (1990) that conflict between “Being” and “Not Being” was not full and complete (extreme).  But this conflict cames from the contrast between the Total Being and Partial Being. It took some years  thoughts  and rewrite  this  relationship  (Total  Being -  Partially  Being)  in terms of physics, and confirm that the definition of a complete and stable universe is not misplaced, illogical and in conflict with the experience!  Full universe and matter coexist. Footnote  *  There  are  many words  which are  close  to  the  same  concept  and  it  is difficult to tell them apart. For example: partial, incomplete, limited, imperfect, fragmen-tary,  insufficient. We do not need to make separate concepts with so much precision. Better to we have all concepts of synonymous words in our thinking as variations of a single concept. 

CHART FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF THE WORLD

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CHART FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF THE WORLD

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