The basic principle of the universe
Someday, surely, we will see the principle underlying existence as so simple, so beautiful, so obvious that we will all say to each other, “Oh, how could we all have been so blind, so long.”
John Archibald Wheeler
The universe is based on a very simple principle. This is the principle of symmetry. The simplest form of symmetry – mirror symmetry means: unity of duality.
The structure of the universe is based on the principle of symmetry:
That means:
- on the most elementary level of the microcosm the universe consists
of a duality ( element | anti-element ) - at the highest level of the macrocosm, the universe is a unit
how a duality becomes a unity.
That is already all you need to know about the basic structure of the universe, because everything else follows from it.
Mathematical description of the universe
If we want to understand the essence of the universe in more detail and also describe it mathematically, we only need to find out one thing:
How can two opposing things (element | anti-element) form a unity?
An answer to this leads us to a 3-dimensional, symmetrical cellular automaton in the form of a logical-geometric network. Nature does not use numbers, tensors, integrals, differential equations, etc. to describe physical processes as humans do, but uses only two things: geometry and logic. This is the mathematical language of nature, which is presented on the following pages.
The experimental evidence
The assumption that the universe is based on the principle of symmetry is in agreement with the experimental results.
There are dualisms in the microcosm which are formed from matter and antimatter. These dualisms are absolutely exact. A particle - for example the electron is exactly the opposite of the positron:
- the electric charge has exactly the same value like the positron, only the charges are opposite
- the masses of the two particles are exactly the same up to the 9th decimal place, only they are matter and antimatter.
It can be assumed that all these exact dualisms, such as
| elektron | | positron |
| up quark | | anti-up quark |
| down quark | | anti-down quark |
| neutrino | | anti-neutrino |
| etc. |
are formed by a basic dualism element | anti-element:
Only the beginning
On the following pages only the simplest basic principles of the automaton are described and the first results of the investigations, which resulted from complex software analyses, are presented.