In mathematics, a world is beyond what we can normally understand. The mysterious idea of infinity rules this world. “Principles of Large Number Domain,” a groundbreaking book by Qiang Wang, takes us on an exciting journey into this uncharted territory.
In a universe where the fraction set has a higher cardinality than integers, current mathematical knowledge faces significant challenges. Wang’s extensive research dispels centuries-old urban legends and reveals the surprising truth that the whole is greater than the parts.
This is not just another theory but a significant change in mathematician’s problem-solving methods. Wang’s clear and compelling writing style makes even the most complex concepts understandable to readers of all educational and cultural backgrounds.
In a world obsessed with progress, Wang’s remarks remind us that mathematics is the foundation of civilization. Every mathematical prodigy from Euclid to Einstein has revolutionized science and technology, advancing humanity.
Napoleon Bonaparte believed that math skills were essential to a nation’s success. Historical evidence shows how groundbreaking mathematical research helped some countries rise to global dominance.
Wang asks those with scientific training, mathematical aptitude, and a curious mind to examine and refine our intellectual venture’s claims. Wang’s work inspires us to collaborate on truth-seeking, the scientific method.
Evidence, courage, and curiosity lead to discoveries, as shown by the “Principles of Large Number Domain,” which open up a new mathematical field. When these three elements combine, discoveries occur. Join this captivating exploration, where mathematics transcends its boundaries to illuminate the mysteries of nature, and together, we propel the wheel of history forward.