Event Theory

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Event Theory is a framework that explains how time progresses through elementary events.

This theory is presented across the following five papers.

• Derivation of the Born rule from many-worlds interpretation and probability theory [2012/9/26]
• Derivation of two-valuedness and angular momentum of spin-1/2 from rotation of 3-sphere [2013/5/19]
• New proof that the sum of the natural numbers is -1/12 of the zeta function [2014/3/30]
• Derivation of the reflection integral equation of the zeta function by the complex analysis [2013/9/15]
• Derivation of the reflection integral equation of the zeta function by the quaternionic analysis [2014/5/18]

The following three articles provide background to the papers above.

• Why does the square of the imaginary unit i become -1? [2014/6/29]
• Why doesn't the sum of natural numbers of the zeta function diverge to infinity? [2014/2/8]
• Consideration of Cantor's diagonal argument for actual infinity and potential infinity [2015/6/26]

The original idea is presented in the following paper.

• Quantum probability from a geometrical interpretation of a wave function [1999/11/21]

• Zeta Functions and Bernoulli Numbers: Exploring their relationship (2015/4/25)
• Derivation of the Born Rule in Quantum Mechanics: A Detailed Exposition (2014/12/23)
• The Mystery of Existence: My Perspective on Why the World Exists (2014/10/4)

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