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| Author | Ben Iverson |
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| Language | English |
| Subject | Number theory, "Quantum Arithmetic" |
| Published | 1985 |
| Pages | 56 |
Quantum Arithmetic, Vol. I is a book by Ben Iverson, the first volume of his Quantum Arithmetic series, laying the foundation for the later volumes.
Overview
The book introduces Iverson's system of "Quantum Arithmetic" — an approach to number that he developed over some forty years, based on ancient (Pythagorean) arithmetic and "wholistic" principles, in which whole-number and ratio relationships are treated as fundamental. He presents it as a foundational tool for a "New Science." The ideas are further developed in his Pythagoras and the Quantum World.
About the author
Ben Iverson was an independent American author who developed a Pythagorean, number-theoretic approach to physics and mathematics across a series of self-published works.
Publication details
- Author: Ben Iverson
- Published: 1985 (later printing 1997)
- Pages: 56