Process Essays Volume II Physics

Process Essays Vol. II: Physics explores the foundations of physics through the lens of process, relation, and experience rather than substance and object. Drawing on modern physics, mathematics, philosophy of science, and contemplative traditions, the essays challenge familiar assumptions about matter, space, time, and identity.Beginning with questions about atoms, measurement, dimensions, and change, the book argues that what we commonly regard as stable objects may be better understood as persistent patterns within ongoing processes. -----Topics include calculus, partial differential equations, path integrals, quantum theory, cognition, conceptual formation, and the emergence of structure from differentiation.Rather than proposing new physical laws, the authors offer a reinterpretation of existing scientific frameworks, suggesting that relations, transformations, and processes may be more fundamental than the substances traditionally assumed to underlie them. The result is an interdisciplinary exploration of reality that bridges physics, philosophy, and theories of consciousness, inviting readers to reconsider the nature of the world and their place within it.--------