Preface
The axiom of mathematics
The set of natural numbers is infinite
i.e.:
The order of the universe is the
order of the natural numbers. In this order some few digits conventionally chosen as digits: 0,1,2,3,… in
this usual order
are combined to an infinite sequence of
finite digit sequences. From the order,
in which the single digits are formed to a finite sequence, we immediately
recognize, where this sequence is situated within the sequence of all such sequences.
We know about the serial law of the
natural numbers. We do not know about this law yet, what concerns the writing
of living
nature. We can read this writing as (sequence
of) natural number(s). The discovery of the DNS- Structure showed that the
whole - living - nature is nothing than a calculation at all. Nature played
with four letters C, G, D, T to establish all of its own. We do not know
however, what the order, in which the four different DNS-Bases C, T, G, D are
seemingly completely irregularly
in each case set, has to mean. We deciphered
this language in the meantime; we cannot read it yet. We do not know about the serial
law of such a sequence of bases. We are missing syntax and semantics of this
writing.
The natural numbers form in a far
larger extent than one had so far noticed the basis of the whole of
mathematics. The real numbers are the limit set of the procedure for the
representation and production of the set of natural numbers, as the thesis of
this web-presence: " The limited infinity of the natural
numbers" shows. The
real numbers for their part figure in mathematics and physics as image of the
continuum sizes space and time. It is this
one and unique
serial law of the set of natural numbers,
which establishes also these continuum
sizes. That is all we need for that. The whole universe reduces thus on this serial
law
the only working world formula
faithfully the moth of Leibniz` "Dum
Deus calculat, mundus fit". The key to the deciphering of the language
of nature lies hidden here.
Life Sciences will advance just as the experimental sciences
exactly to the extent in which they
succeed in making mathematics obliged to its purposes. That is like a law of
nature.
The language of mathematics is the language nature is written in, too. The vocabulary of this language is delivered from the natural numbers and its systematically extensions to other sets of numbers as the entire, the rational and irrational numbers. Therefore all of our attention has to be focused on the production of these numbers that is the procedure, which produces all of the sequences these numbers. For this reason the following text devotes itself to an analysis of the phenomenon sequence. That is the medium in which every language is written. A transfer of information can only be performed this way.
An analysis of this phenomenon is
therefore as elementary as it is fundamental and central. In this medium
numbers and with them the whole of mathematics
find its representation and justification. For
this purpose, however, we have to begin with far more originally as this
generally happens in mathematics and philosophy. We have to do so and we can do
so. The set-theoretical reasoning used in this disciplines does not come up to
the reality of these numbers. Sequence says more than mere number. We can have
it say more and in the system of the production of the sequence of finite sequences
representing the set of natural numbers this phenomenon indeed says more. In
each of these sequences the entire system of all of these sequences is present.
From every such sequence we are told
and we can be told only from actually regarded
sequence
where we are with this special one sequence
within the totality of these sequences. We have not to count any more for this
purpose, these sequences
and only these sequences
counting itself for their own.
In the models of mathematics and philosophy there is no possibility to count. These models are not autonomous, and they are not communicative. The reality they presuppose as something given is not equalized by their description. There is by assumption more at the beginning as is presented by construction at the end. It is much better to concentrate oneself from the beginning on this reality for itself. There is no question about the representation of the natural numbers any longer then, being positioning ourselves in the centre of the production of these numbers at there own.