Simpliciter”, derived from first principles, can be understood and generated as such
an authentic process.
Acknowledgements I am grateful to the Chair of QSCP-XXI, Prof. Yan Alexander Wang, and
the Cochair Prof. Jean Maruani, for generously allowing me to present this work in the present
proceedings from the Vancouver meeting. This work has, over time, been supported by the
Swedish Natural Science Research Council, Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research, the
European Commission, and the Nobel Foundation.
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an authentic process.
Acknowledgements I am grateful to the Chair of QSCP-XXI, Prof. Yan Alexander Wang, and
the Cochair Prof. Jean Maruani, for generously allowing me to present this work in the present
proceedings from the Vancouver meeting. This work has, over time, been supported by the
Swedish Natural Science Research Council, Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research, the
European Commission, and the Nobel Foundation.
References
1. Tegmark M (2003) Parallel universes. Sci Am
2. Deutsch D (2011) The beginning of infinity. Viking, Penguin, New York
3. Primas H (1983) Chemistry, quantum mechanics and reductionism. Perspectives in theoretical
chemistry. Springer, Berlin
4. Atmanspacher H, Müller-Herold U (eds) (2016) From chemistry to consciousness. The legacy
of Hans Primas. Springer, Berlin
5. Heidegger M (1927) Sein und Zeit. Max Niemeyer Verlag, Tübingen
6. Feyerabend P (1975) Against method. New Left Books, London
7. Nye MJ (1993) From chemical philosophy to theoretical chemistry. University of California
Press, Berkeley
8. Brändas EJ (2017) Löwdin—Father of quantum chemistry. Mol Phys 115:1
9. Brändas EJ (2015) A zero energy universe scenario: from unstable chemical states to
biological evolution and cosmological order. In: Nascimento MAC, Maruani J, Brändas EJ,
Delgado-Barrio G (eds) Frontiers in quantum methods and applications in chemistry and
physics, vol 29. Springer, Dordrecht, p 247
10. Mayr E (1988) Towards a new philosophy of biology. Observations of an evolutionist.
Harvard University Press, Cambridge
11. Brändas EJ (2017) The origin and evolution of complex enough systems. In: Tadjer A,
Pavlov R, Maruani J, Brändas EJ, Delgado-Barrio G (eds) Quantum systems in physics,
chemistry, and biology, vol 30. Springer, Berlin, p 413
12. Prigogine I (1996) The end of certainty: time, chaos, and the new laws of nature. The Free
Press, New York
13. Brändas EJ (2012) Examining the limits of physical theory: analytical principles and logical
implications. In: Nicolaides CA, Brändas EJ (eds) Unstable states in the continuous spectra
Part II: Interpretation, theory, and applications. Advances in quantum chemistry, vol 63.
Elsevier, Amsterdam, p 33
14. Barbour JB (1999) The end of time the next revolution in physics. Oxford University Press,
Oxford
15. Primas H (2003) Time-entanglement between mind and matter. Mind and Matter 1(1):81
16. Brändas EJ (2011) Gödelian structures and self-organization in biological systems. Int J Quant
Chem 111:1321
17. Kant I (1781) Kritik der reinen Vernunft. Johann Friedrich Hartknoch, Riga
18. Brändas EJ (2016) A comment on background independence in quantum theory. J Chin Chem
Soc 63:11
19. Davydov AS (1965) Quantum mechanics. Pergamon Press, Oxford
20. Löwdin P-O (1998) Linear algebra for quantum theory. Wiley, New York
21. Baumgarten C (2015) Minkowski spacetime and QED from ontology of time.
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